The Jam 1982

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Throughout their career, the Jam were managed by Weller's father, John Weller, who then managed Paul's subsequent career until his death in 2009. [15]

Doug Hoekstra. "Shelley & The Jam". Canopicjar.com. Archived from the original on 10 February 2009. The Jam had included the Channel Islands on this tour following a petition that had been received by the bands fan club. As well as this date they played in Gurnsey, Paris, Strasbourg and Amsterdam. Review: He's Still the Changingman - Brilliant Paul Weller Just Keeps on Getting Better". The Northampton Chronicle. 25 August 2018.

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There was one moment when I turned around (I was about 10-12 rows from the front) to see the whole of the hall completely full, with more and more people streaming in.

An impromptu performanceat this benefit concert for Right To Work. The Jam open the show and play just 6 songs, Eton Rifles is introduced , This one is for the privileged. Entranced was gained by a small charge of 50p on production of your UB40 card. It seemed that the band had thrown everything in on this tour. Brighton though, was just one gig too many; especially after their previous appearance, a few days before at Guildford, close to their hometown of Woking, which to all intents and purposes was to be the full-circle gig. Release of The Jams 14th Single - A Town Called Malice / Precious It enter the UK Charts at No_1. The version of Tales From The River Bank that was recorded for The Giftwas released on a fan club Flexi Disc. I Feel Good & Trans Global Express are recorded At Air Studio. Top 100 Artists". Virgin Radio. 2002. Archived from the original on 3 November 2005 . Retrieved 27 April 2011.The special edition includes a print of a photograph taken by Neil 'Twink' Tinning in Hammersmith, Spring 82, for the magazine 'Number One Jam Special'. Bruce Foxton – Play This Game To Win / Welcome to the Hero – Harvest – UK – HAR 5239". 45cat . Retrieved 27 January 2014. Can it really be nigh on 30 years since the Jam, Britain’s favourite ever Mod sensation, last trod the boards? Well, those yellowing press cuttings I carefully filed away in an oversize scrapbook under my bed tell me this is so. Well, actually it was 19 years; but seeing as I’m in a reflective mood having just passed the big 40, (and all that entails) it all just seems a hell of a long time ago. And as it’s December again outside my window, I thought it more than pertinent to share a few reflections on the day The Jam called it a day.