Paul Weller - Full Concert [HD] | North Sea Jazz (2006)
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PAUL WELLER - Live at
PAUL WELLER - Live at the North Sea Jazz Festival 2006
Today, May 25, 2024, is Paul's 66th birthday! A good reason to upload this concert today.
Date & Venue: SUNDAY 16 JULY 2006 • NILE • Ahoy Hall, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
LINEUP
Paul Weller (vocals, electric guitar, piano); Steve Cradrock (vocals, guitar); Jacko Peake (soprano sax, tenor sax); Damon Minchella (bass); Steve White (drums); Benjamin Herman (alto sax, baritone sax); Jan van Duikeren (flugelhorn, trumpet); Louk Boudesteijn (trombone).
Wiki: Paul John Weller (born John William Weller; 25 May 1958) is an English singer-songwriter and musician. Weller achieved fame with the band the Jam in the late-1970s. Following the dissolution of the Jam in 1982, he changed musical style and had further success with the Style Council (1983–1989), before establishing himself as a solo artist with his eponymous 1992 album.
ABOUT - press release of 2006:
Paul Weller used to be the singer-songwriter of The Jam, the most popular British band of the punk era. The funny thing about The Jam was that the band more or less kept punk at arm's length from the very start and sounded more like a modern version of The Who. Just before Weller took the initiative to disband The Jam in 1982, the leader became more and more fascinated by jazz, Motown and soul - a fascination that would lead to The Jam's demise and the founding of The Style Council. Pianist Mick Talbot was responsible for the jazzy streak in the songs and Weller's lyrics - Dropping Bombs on the White House - became more and more grim. After the success of the debut album Café Bleu Weller and Talbot became over-ambitious and over-eclectic, a change that caused a breach with their audience at the end of the eighties. Weller provoked a glorious comeback with his first, title less solo album (1992), followed by the classic albums Wild Wood (1993) and Stanley Road (1995). Last year, after the cover album Studio 150 (with songs by Neil Young, Bart Bacharach and Noel Gallagher), Weller released As Is Now, a collection of songs that was received as one of his better solo albums. On his last two albums he worked with a Dutch horn section, including Benjamin Herman.
Welcome to the official North Sea Jazz Archive! On our channel you will find live performances and interviews of Jazz Legends like Lionel Hampton, Ray Charles, Maceo Parker, Herbie Hancock and many more, who have performed at the legendary North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands
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Today, May 25, 2024, is Paul's 66th birthday! A good reason to upload this concert today.
Date & Venue: SUNDAY 16 JULY 2006 • NILE • Ahoy Hall, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
LINEUP
Paul Weller (vocals, electric guitar, piano); Steve Cradrock (vocals, guitar); Jacko Peake (soprano sax, tenor sax); Damon Minchella (bass); Steve White (drums); Benjamin Herman (alto sax, baritone sax); Jan van Duikeren (flugelhorn, trumpet); Louk Boudesteijn (trombone).
Wiki: Paul John Weller (born John William Weller; 25 May 1958) is an English singer-songwriter and musician. Weller achieved fame with the band the Jam in the late-1970s. Following the dissolution of the Jam in 1982, he changed musical style and had further success with the Style Council (1983–1989), before establishing himself as a solo artist with his eponymous 1992 album.
ABOUT - press release of 2006:
Paul Weller used to be the singer-songwriter of The Jam, the most popular British band of the punk era. The funny thing about The Jam was that the band more or less kept punk at arm's length from the very start and sounded more like a modern version of The Who. Just before Weller took the initiative to disband The Jam in 1982, the leader became more and more fascinated by jazz, Motown and soul - a fascination that would lead to The Jam's demise and the founding of The Style Council. Pianist Mick Talbot was responsible for the jazzy streak in the songs and Weller's lyrics - Dropping Bombs on the White House - became more and more grim. After the success of the debut album Café Bleu Weller and Talbot became over-ambitious and over-eclectic, a change that caused a breach with their audience at the end of the eighties. Weller provoked a glorious comeback with his first, title less solo album (1992), followed by the classic albums Wild Wood (1993) and Stanley Road (1995). Last year, after the cover album Studio 150 (with songs by Neil Young, Bart Bacharach and Noel Gallagher), Weller released As Is Now, a collection of songs that was received as one of his better solo albums. On his last two albums he worked with a Dutch horn section, including Benjamin Herman.
Welcome to the official North Sea Jazz Archive! On our channel you will find live performances and interviews of Jazz Legends like Lionel Hampton, Ray Charles, Maceo Parker, Herbie Hancock and many more, who have performed at the legendary North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands
Watch more videos 👉 https://bit.ly/MoreNSJArchive
Subscribe now 👉 https://bit.ly/SubscribeNSJArchive
Website 👉 https://www.northseajazz.com
Thanks for all your support. Rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated!
Please: respect each other in the comments.
This is the official YouTube channel of North Sea Jazz Archive
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