The Black Barn Sessions | Episode 3 featuring Connie Constance and Villagers
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2019
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Episode 3 features Connie Constance and a second outing from Villagers' Conor O’Brien, performing his single “Summer Song” ably abetted by Paul himself. Paul and his band give “Woo Se Mama” from “A Kind Revolution” the live treatment.
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Connie Constance, an untapped Musician the world is missing
wonderful, subtle performance of Connie..!
Steve killing it with the crafted guitar parts and awesome wah skills... Miss O.C.S... Long live rock n roll! Thanks Paul for bringing the music back!
Nice that this series is more than just blokes with loud guitars,
Connie Constance is a treasure. I love this version of Fast Cars. Please press up a 7" of this track!
Paul, your band is just great!!!
Mr. Paul Weller & his Black Barn...truly superb...world class👍🏼👏👏👏
Really enjoying this series Paul! This makes me think of what he tried to do with the later Jam tours, introducing new acts to his audience (Bananarama, etc). Whereas then the acts were subjected to chanting and jeers from the audience, I believe his audience is now mature enough to give new acts a chance. Well done, sir! Much love and respect from the USA.
You're right Jeffrey but unfortunately a lot of Jam fans haven't matured and as far as they are concerned there isn't any other music apart from The Jam and I have seen the proof on many occasions.
Connie is the best British artist I've heard this year.
Loved the Villagers number.
AWESOME, two new bands to follow now, Connie and The Villagers brilliant!!!
She's literally AMAZING
villagers tune is excellent - more than a hint of broken stones me thinks !
Outstanding.
Connie constant killed this
Thumbs up, from NZ
I'm loving this series, excellent stuff and as real as it gets. Last episode the old Epiphone goes over and this one his Tele takes a topple. Ouch, the wincing! 😬
Been following PW since I was a kid back in “TheJam” days. Never lost interest in his work. Great job.
Be nice to hear and see from Bruce and Rick!
Enjoying the series. First the Epi now the Tele takes a tumble. No probs it can take it! :0)
Listening to the album Saturns Pattern this morning, then jumped off that to The Jam Live at the 100 Club, then The
Changingman, and from that to Gil Scott Heron's 'Pieces of A Man'.
It was a morning well spent.
:0)
wow..... fantastic playlist! love it.....
Love this! He’s playing some brilliant tunes him self and trying to get smaller acts noticed .
P.s get DERAILER from Stockport On the show, mark my words DERAILER are the next big thing
Still the coolest cat in the room
Weller needs to take better care of his guitars!
It's alright Gareth, I've heard Paul takes his guitars to the music shop in Spencer's Market for any repairs or to get them set up ! Up the Telford Mods. 🌐🇬🇧🛵⚽️🍻
Paul, really hope you read this. Now is the time to bring out the old you and sing political songs. The world has turned to shite and no one is doing anything about it. The system is simply distracting us by Brexit, voting and general bollocks. I know you are aware and awoke than most. We need you to raise the peoples spirit.
I was thinking exactly the same thing about an hour before I saw this .Do you think that the new musicians are just too stupid to write anything political or that they just don't care .
@@Mod-rw9cw both I'd say. Paul Weller was the only one with enough courage to tell it as it is. He saw right through the LiveAid bs. Walls Come Tumbling Down and The Lodgers were my favourite wake up tracks. Whole Point of No Return should be our anthem. Respect to you if you feel the same...
Bartlemy 👍
Mod 66 there are a lot of political artists at the moment but they’re either not as big as the jam were in their day or they’re more rap oriented
@@Mod-rw9cw There is much political music out there but it may not be to your taste - take Stormzy for example - he has both commercial and 'political' work - maybe need to cast your net wider.
This is excellent, but I'm still upset about The Jam splitting up
let it go mate, it was nearly 40 years ago..move on , like Weller has.
ahhhhh tim..... me too, the jam were my whole life! there isnt a day that passes... nay second! that i dont think about it..... do what i did my friend and sign up for post JAM therapy..... it sort of works! but i am on anti depressants, have been since 1982... hope this helps and please get over this tragedy.... stay strong friend!!!
tim groves me too I still get tears in my eyes when I play them live.Still love Weller and all he does though he has made my life much better for the last 42 years.