JAM SPLIT
The JAM are no more, after nearly six years, six albums and umpteen fine singles. In a statement to fans, PAUL WELLER said: “I feel we have achieved all we can together as a group. I mean this both musically and commercially. I'd hate us to end up old and embarrassing like so many other groups do. What we (and you) have built up has meant something, for me it stands for honesty, passion and energy and youth. ” The band will play a farewell tour late this month and early next month, finishing with two dates at London’s Wembley Arena. No future plans have been announced, but Weller is keen to front a larger group, possibly including strings and girl backup singers. I was hoping we’d make real progress But it seems we have lost the power Any tiny step of advancement Is like a raindrop falling into the ocean We’re running on the spot ...
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Rip It Up, Issue 64, 1 November 1982, Page 2
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157JAM SPLIT Rip It Up, Issue 64, 1 November 1982, Page 2
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