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On 24/12/2023 at 19:03, Tyrone Shoelaces said:

Again not a gig as such but one for the Paul Weller fan club on here -  You know who you are !

“ The Paul Weller Fan Podcast. “

” Desperately seeking Paul.” 
Widely available, all episodes out now 

179 podcast episodes apparently !
 

It’s actually 180, with the last one being PW himself. 
 

One for diehard fans only I would suggest. 

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On 27/12/2023 at 01:12, oldjamfan1 said:

It’s actually 180, with the last one being PW himself. 
 

One for diehard fans only I would suggest. 

The interview with Weller himself is absolutely first rate and I would recommend anyone should listen to it whether you're a fan or not.

He genuinely is the real deal. Someone that every artist should look at as the benchmark.

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10 minutes ago, Upside Down said:

The interview with Weller himself is absolutely first rate and I would recommend anyone should listen to it whether you're a fan or not.

He genuinely is the real deal. Someone that every artist should look at as the benchmark.

I agree. That is the ‘real’ Paul Weller and in almost 50 years it’s the first time I’ve ever heard him be quite so relaxed being interviewed. 
 

For someone with his talent and back  catalogue he is a surprisingly humble bloke. He actually reminds me of a certain Kenny Dalglish in that respect.  
 

The rest of the podcast interviews are what I meant as being suitable only for the diehards by the way. I’m not sure there would be great interest in the bloke that played bass on the third Style Council single for example. The Weller finale is exceptional. 

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11 hours ago, oldjamfan1 said:

I agree. That is the ‘real’ Paul Weller and in almost 50 years it’s the first time I’ve ever heard him be quite so relaxed being interviewed. 
 

For someone with his talent and back  catalogue he is a surprisingly humble bloke. He actually reminds me of a certain Kenny Dalglish in that respect.  
 

The rest of the podcast interviews are what I meant as being suitable only for the diehards by the way. I’m not sure there would be great interest in the bloke that played bass on the third Style Council single for example. The Weller finale is exceptional. 

Yeah some of the other ones are a bit too anorak for me but the interview with Weller himself is absolutely essential listening for anyone I'd say.

Not many artists get to his stage in life with their integrity intact. As I said before, he's the real deal.

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