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The Style Council Live at Full House Rock Show (2006)

Movie"The Style Council 12 March 1987 Capiltol in Hanover"
Audience Score
100
The Style Council Live at Full House Rock Show
NR 37 minJan 1st, 2006Music
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In the 80s Paul Weller belonged to the group of major whizzkids in the European music scene first with The Jam and then with the British group The Style Council Lyricist singer and musician Paul Weller together with keyboardist Mick Talbot released their first and successful album Introducing the Style Council Their music style increasingly took on the typical elements of black funk and white soul but the lyrics became more and more socialcritical in contrast to their playful music Some of their greatest chart hits in Great Britain were Money Go Round Number 11 in 1983 and Shout to the Top Number 7 in 1984 both of which can be heard in this concert recording In connection with the concert Full House moderator Alan Bangs interviews Paul Weller on the originality of pop music