In fact, at the age of just 24, he was already a musical veteran with six albums and nine U.K. When Paul Weller announced The Style Council’s arrival in March 1983, he’d come a very long way. The album was remastered at Abbey Road Studios. Long Hot Summers features rare photos, an introduction by Paul Weller, a new essay by Lois Wilson, and sleeve-notes from ‘super-fan’, actor Martin Freeman. Top 5 single “My Ever Changing Moods” will be released as an ‘instant grat’ on September 10 th top-20 hits -including the debut single “Speak Like A Child” and the utterly sublime “Long Hot Summer.” The album also features key album tracks and fans’ favorites such as “Headstart For Happiness” (full tracklisting for format details below).Ī demo version of the U.K.
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top 5 single “My Ever Changing Moods” with strings, and the extended, 5-minute plus version of “Dropping Bombs On The Whitehouse.” Of course, it also Includes all the band’s classic singles –12 U.K. Long Hot Summers includes two unreleased tracks – an intriguing demo of the U.K. single “Speak Like A Child” as well as other masterpieces such as the languid “You’re The Best Thing,” “Ever Changing Moods” and dance floor filler “Shout To The Top.” hit “Long Hot Summer,” the album also includes the band’s sterling debut top 5 U.K. Named with a nod to the band’s biggest hit, Long Hot Summers is endorsed and co-compiled by Paul Weller himself. And they didn’t need big hair to get there.Īnd now, finally Long Hot Summers - the long-awaited and eagerly anticipated definitive career anthology teaming with all the greatest hits and more is released on October 30 th. chart hits, The Style Council were one of the defining pop bands of the 80s. Paul Weller, smart, fearless, audacious, with a social conscience totally unafraid to push the possibilities of pop. SANTA MONICA, CA – Septem– The Style Council was emblematic of its creator. Who am I kidding? Yes, and to my adulthood as well”.
“The Style Council gave so much to my youth. “We set out to have fun, document the times and at the same time we wanted to elevate pop to an art form – I think we did that.” - Paul Weller
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