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** 1/2 Paul Weller, “Paul Weller,” PolyGram.
Oct. 11, 1992
Pop & Hiss
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With his first band, the Jam, Paul Weller helped in the late ‘70s to revive Britain’s mod scene, infusing a nervy blend of pop, R&B; and vintage fashion flair with a dose of biting punk irony.
Oct. 13, 1997
Paul Weller brings ‘Sonik Kicks’ to the Greek Theatre
Oct. 18, 2012
The Jam never enjoyed more than a cult following in this country, but it was one of the great British rock groups to grow out of the late-’70s punk movement.
Oct. 16, 1992
Paul Weller released his latest album, “Sonik Kicks,” back in March, but the English mod-rock veteran so far hasn’t brought the album to Los Angeles.
Paul Weller, who ranks as one of the most popular and acclaimed figures to graduate from the British punk-rock movement, found himself without a record contract and on the verge of quitting the music business just a year ago.
Nov. 16, 1992
Fans still call acclaimed British rocker Paul Weller “the Modfather,” but the man they came to worship Saturday at Avalon Hollywood had long outgrown that moniker, a reference to his late-’70s beginnings as leader of U.K. punk hit-makers the Jam.
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