Paul Weller in general Reviews

Many of you know if you have read my profile page that I am partial to a bit of Paul Weller. I had ?You Do Something To Me? as I walked down the aisle to be married instead of the wedding march, and I even converted my husband into a Weller fan, which is no mean feat I can assure you. I have seen Paul Weller live about 6 times now, however I will ...  Read the complete review

Paul Weller used to sing in the Jam until 1982, but then he formed the Style Council. They had their first hit in 1983 with a song called Speak Like a Child, it got to number four in the charts. Their debut album was Café bleu in 1984, it was followed in 1985 with Our Favourite Shop, which went to number one in the album charts. He made many more ...  Read the complete review

The Jam were the best band on the planet.The Style Conncil were smooth,harmonious and soulful.So when Paul Weller kicked off his solo career in 1991,I was expecting big things.When we went to see him at the Sheffield Octogon centre,he was in great form,belting out old Jam songs as well as new,raw sounding material. His first solo album was ...  Read the complete review

Just as Oasis made a bigger splash with 'What's the story..' when it was a frankly substandard piece of work given the promise of 'Definitely Maybe', 'Stanley Road', with its attention grabbing Peter Blake cover and series of hit singles was a more noted record than it's predecessor, 'Wild Wood'. 'Wild ...  Read the complete review

Paul Weller has been a mainstay of the music industry for the last 25 years. He started in the 70's with The Jam and then in the 80's went on to form the Style Council. In the 1990's he has made several successful solo albums, Wild Wood, Live Wood, Stanley Road, Heavy Soul, Heliocentric and a greatest hits album. I am going to ...  Read the complete review