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The Jam band discography
The Jam
Paul Weller (guitar) - Bruce Foxton (bass guitar) - Rick Buckler (drums)
Jam album NO:1 - 1977
In the city
Side 1: Tracks
Art school - Paul Weller
I've changed my address - Paul Weller
Slow down - Larry Williams
I got by in time - Paul Weller
Away from the numbers - Paul Weller
Batman theme - Neal Hefti
Side 2: Tracks
In the city -Paul Weller - # Single May 1977 #
Sounds from the street - Paul Weller
Non stop dancing - Paul Weller
Time for the truth - Paul Weller
Takin my love - Paul Weller
Bricks and morter - Paul Weller
Jam album NO:2 - 1977
This is the modern world
Side 1: Tracks
The modern world - Paul Weller - # Single Nov 1977 #
London traffic - Bruce Foxton
Standards - Paul Weller
Life from a window - Paul Weller
Tthe combine - Paul Weller
Don't tell them your sane - Bruce Foxton
Side 2: Tracks
In the street today - Paul Weller - David Waller
London girl - Paul Weller
I need you (for someone) - Paul Weller
Here comes the weekend - Paul Weller
Tonight at noon - Paul Weller
In the midnight hour - Wilson Picket
Jam album NO:3 - 1978
All mod cons
Side 1: Tracks
All mod cons - Paul Weller
To be someone (didn't we have a nice time) - Paul Weller
Mr Clean - Paul Weller
David Watts - Ray Davies
In the crowd - Paul Weller
Side 2: Tracks
Billy Hunt - Paul Weller
It's too bad - Paul Weller
Fly - Paul Weller
The place i love - Paul Weller
A bomb in Wardour street - Paul Weller - # Single aug 78 #
Down in the tube station at midnight - Paul Weller - # Single 1978 #
Jam album NO:4 - 1979
Setting sons
Side 1: Tracks
Girl on the phone - Paul Weller
Thick as thieves - Paul Weller
Private hell - Paul Weller
Little boy soldiers - Paul Weller
Wasteland - Paul Weller
Side 2: Tracks
Burning sky - Paul Weller
Smithers Jones - Bruce Foxton
Saturdays kids - Paul Weller
The Eton rifles - Paul Weller - # Single nov 79 #
Heatwave - Holland-Dozier-Holland
Jam Album NO:5 - 1980
Sound affects
Side 1: Tracks
Pretty green - Paul Weller
Monday - Paul Weller
But I'm different now - Larry Williams
Set the house ablaze - Paul Weller
Start - Paul Weller - # Single Aug 80 #
That's entertainment - Paul Weller - # Single Feb 81 #
Side 2: Tracks
Dream time - Paul Weller
Man in the corner shop - Paul Weller
Music for the last couple - Paul Weller - Bruce Foxton - Rick Buckler
Boy about town - Paul Weller
Scrape away - Paul Weller
Jam album NO:6 - 1982
The gift
Side 1: Tracks
Happy together - Paul Weller
Ghosts - Paul Weller
Precious - Paul Weller
Just who is the 5'oclock hero? - Paul Weller - # Single 3 July 1983 #
Trans global express - Paul Weller
Side 2: Tracks
Running on the spot - Paul Weller
Circus - Bruce Foxton
The planners dream goes wrong - Paul Weller
Carnation - Paul Weller
Town called Malice - Paul Weller
The gift - Paul Weller
Singles
In the city / Takin my love
All around the world / Carnaby street
The modern world / Sweet soul music / Back in my arms again
News of the world / Aunties and uncles / Innocent man / David Watts
/ A bomb in Wardour street (X2A) /
Down in the tube station at midnight / The night / So sad about us
Strange town / The butterfly collector
When you're young / Smithers Jones
The Eton Rifles / See saw
Going underground / The dreams of children (X2A)
Start / Liza Radley
Funeral pyre / Disguises
Absolute beginners
Town called Malice / Precious
Just who is the five o'clock hero
The bitterest pill
Beat surrender
AND IN THE END
Paul Weller had decided to split from the Jam at the end of 1982 as the pressures to produce hit record after hit record became too much pressure wise and he had also felt that the band should go out on top and not dilute the purity' of what six years of hard work had achieved.
As the songwriter with convictions, he had said all that he had wanted to say and now wished to write for pleasure developing new styles of music for him and his audience to enjoy. The Jam's last record single Beat surrender like so many of the Jam's other singles stormed straight to the top of the British charts, reaching the number one slot on the 4-12-1982.
