I play this DVD on a projector outside up on the side of my barn at least once every summer on a nice evening. Makes me feel like I was at the show! What a show!!
Setlist 0:00 - Intro 2:43 - Sunflower 6:59 - Bull Rush 10:13 - Bull Rush (2) (Strawberry Fields Jam) 11:04 - Bull Rush (3) (Jam Magic Bus) 12:03 - Friday Street 14:44 - Hung Up 17:58 - A Bullet for Everyone 22:16 - Whirlpool's End 29:16 - Leafy Mysteries 32:36 - Up in Suze's Room 37:24 - All Good Books 41:01 - Can You Heal Us (Holy Man) 46:26 - This Is No Time 51:53 - Foot of the Mountain 58:10 - Broken Stones 1:01:57 - Picking Up Sticks 1:05:33 - Picking Up Sticks (Steve White Drum Solo) 1:08:31 - You Do Something to Me 1:12:15 - Stanley Road 1:16:21 - Out of the Sinking 1:20:05 - Peacock Suit 1:23:10 - Into Tomorrow 1:26:38 - The Changingman 1:30:38 - Standing Out in the Universe Encore: 1:36:59 - Wild Wood 1:41:58 - Call Me No.5 (With Kelly Jones) 1:45:54 - Woodcutter's Son (With Kelly Jones)
As Noel Gallagher said..know one is allowed to be this good! Still rocking, still having it...the genius that is Paul Weller..nobody can touch him...may long he regin...no.1 in our hearts..thanks for everything..shaped my life and proud❤👍
Skill and the ability to show people that he dosn't regard himself above his fans, he reaches out to them and knows them and he sings and his words relate to those people? And hes like fine wine, he gets better with age, not many stars can say that about themselves,
I was 17 y.o., when I saw The Jam in Wembley Arena, twice, in their split concerts. I was in the second and the sixth, the final. On the way back, in the train to Oxford Circus, I was crying. Watchin this, my tears were in vain. Mr Paul Weller, Respect. Tony, Thessaloniki, Greece.
He is the only one from the punk-new wave era that is still producing quality tunes he doesn't get it right every time but that's what I love about Weller always pushing himself prepared to take risks try new things as I said it doesn't work out all the time but when he does get it right pure class
The greatest, tightest, coolest band in the last 30 years. This is how it is done. Every man a great muso in his own right, a powerhouse together & Weller is the brains, the soul, the energy & forever cool 😎 . Absolute first class. ✊
So true... 1:45:31 he salutes his peers. .. Though I wasn't into The Jam, every Style Council and Paul Weller band album since consumed over these decades, and nothing slows him down, prolific pure musician driven to write and perform new material, so many genres, plus those amazing covers - who else has the balls to take on like What's Going On, or ffs Karen Carpenter, and makes them magic? Just unreal in total versatility, imagination and as you say total badass king of live performances always second to none. Grounded & humble to this day. The stunning mystery remains how such a musical god in UK and elsewhere still remains obscure to mainstream Americans - though what's to solve, US just one gigantic dumbass nation.....
I can't believe i had the opportunity to see this #Legendary f'n human When i was too young to appreciate just how amazing he is A mistake I'll never make again See you soon Paul 💌🇬🇧
I have wanted to be P since 1977 and still want to be him today he has made my life so much better with his endless chain of purely heartfelt fantastic songs.He can't be beaten and I can't be bought.
PW, the soundtrack to my life... the coolest, the most relentless, most talented artist the UK ever produced post 1960s. Still shocking that after 40 years he still does not get the global recognition he deserves. Met him severally, a wonderfully humble but irreverent human being! The man who proves that you can hold Modernist values and style for life!
I only have a cursory knowledge of his solo material but just going on the songs in this performance I'd say a partial reason could be his very retro sound. The first couple of songs are very Small Faces & most of the rest have a very late 60's RnB / Blue eyed Soul feel. Some of this material wouldn't be out of place in a Woodstock retrospective. It's funny how Weller has occasionally been dismissive of The Jam yet to me they sounded so much more progressive & edgy than this stuff.
@@theselector4733 I've never heard him say anything other than Jam was his teenage years ? Jam was high energy working class angry youth stuff , except for the very later stuff which really merged into TSC project. This is a mature adult music, much more complex and varied - hes simply couldn't have spent the rest of his like playing Jam songs , though the absolute classics he still does . I get the late 60's sound sure - its whats coming from his heart and what he wanted to do in that decade. He seems to be much more experimental 20 years later than this .
@@Fractalite When I said "dismissive" I meant that whenever he's asked about putting The Jam back together he dismisses it offhand. And it's completely understandable......he's moved on. You can't be an angry young man forever, at some point the comfortable middle age lull kicks in. Happens to the best of us.
Paul Weller is pure nostalgia for me I remember working in an engineer firm in 96 two doors up from a guitar shop. Everyday I'd walk past and stare at the cherry SG in the window dreaming of owning it. Never got there. But the memory almost kills me inside. Fucking loved the 90s
My dad 6 seconds in white Paul weller your t shirt thanks to him I have the best taste in music and I can’t thank him enough for it Paul weller is a god and nothing can change that
Nice to see a few shots of Paul Weller and his amazing band interspersed among shots of all kinds of random at a music festival nobody remembers. Note to concert filmdirectors: years later, nobody will remember the damn festival - - they want to see the actual artist.
OH MY ABSOLUTE GOD ,( WHO I DONT BELIVE IN ) , I ABSOLUTELY LOVE EVERY MEMBER OF MY FAMILY , I LOVE YOU ALL , YES ,OH GOD YES ,HEY, I LOVE YOU MUM ,I LOVE YOU ALL AND I ABSOLUTELY WISH YOU A BRILLIANT DAY TODAY AND EVERY DAY , ALL MY VERY BEST WISHES TO EVERY ONE OF YOU,AND I'M SO VERY PROUD OF YOU ALL , ALL MY LOVE ,GARETH
I was so lucky to be at this gig traveled down with my bro from Burton-on-trent the gig is in my top 3 weller gigs of all time. Ive said it before and i.ll say it again weller is one of if not the best songwriters to come from these shores. Love him or hate him. weller is always pushing himself to diffrent places with his songwriting ive not loved all his albums but thank fuck he doesnt just do a rolling stones and just tour his golden oldies. KEEP THAT TOURCH BURNING ✊
Absolutely relate to the man who said, "He sings my whole life to me", the emotion. Only I'm from Dhaka and I don't know if I'll ever get to see Paul Weller live.
Lol....I think he's more right hand man than mini me...and his receding hair line and decision to be gracious and just cut itshort has saved him from numerous bad hair styles...er unlike weller who as more as I love him now sports a 1970s era Jimmy Saville Barnet lol
on this day,.us few us lucky few. with the sun beginning to go down over london, standing near the front of stage watching this energy of this man, we call paul weller.... what was you doing?
THAT voice, those chords, that style, noice guitar tones (woman tone, and wah-wah!) from the BEST Marshall stacks, funky busy base lines, hammond.... these are all of my favourite things..... ye canny buy cool - you just are
Well, in the late 90's early 00's when this was filmed, it was quite an apt thing to say. Most Brit pop bands namely Oasis, Blur and Pulp were, when you boil it down were fundamentally the same as The Jam with a pop guise and rock beat. the Brit pop was an ideal platform for Weller to launch his solo career on. The market was already there. That's why you see scooter boys with the Jam sprayed one side panel and Liam Gallagher's face on the other.
We just hit it Steve White says on the Weller documentary Into Tomorrow ,,,who would know better than the drummer when it comes to playing a good show ,,,,the band are cooking ,,,a career highpoint
Was thinking,Paul plays,Teles,Rickys,and the odd Gibsons,Never a Strat or SG...Seems like its the SG's turn today...Im 64 today...long term fan...From Jam to now and beyond...Shout out to Rick and Bruce....
Great vconcert, Paul and Kelly Jones collaborating on Call me MNo:5 with Jocelyn backing blew me away, great rock guitar rifts and invcredible vocals, A Masterpiece
