Paul Weller Milan City Square Club Nov 92

[@camellehinds2361]

Such a hot band we were...loved this period...pure uninhibited abandon!

[@paullupton9326]

You certainly did. You had the power to turn goat piss into gasoline as the saying goes. Really miss those days.

[@central_line]

@@paullupton9326 never heard that one 🤣

[@paullupton9326]

@@central_line haha. it’s from the Blues Brothers. But totally appropriate in this case too 😉

[@central_line]

Perfect!

[@MrStraccaletto]

Compliments to your wonderful bass lines here. Great work 👏👏👏👏

[@jfemonanon4809]

ha ha...the best complete live concert performance of that decade and less than 3,000 views....rock on you loyals that understand GREAT music

[@brettfield3397]

Paul at his peak. No other artist ever could pull of this seamless flow between rock and soul. Indeed the best live performance of the decade.

[@ianclarke5404]

Marvelous find , thanks for posting, what a bass player there whom I've never seen before .

[@geraldpower5491]

Camelle Hinds - genius.

[@ilikemusic76]

Weller has never been better. His musical peak.

[@derekpugh6819]

Nobody better than our paul. Legend 😎🎸👍🎶

[@filipporimondi7857]

Brilliant gig, brilliant venue indeed!! PW played a sort of a secret gig at Vidia in Cesena a couple of years before this gig, it was 1990, I was there and it was even better. One of my fondest memories. He was there to prove himself, to prove that the fire was still there and it was. Weller rules..

[@filipporimondi7857]

Search on KZbin for Paul Weller Vidia Club, there are some interesting footages. Cheers

[@PAISLEYTIES1968]

loved this funky line up, the flute set it off so well, his first solo album had such a fresh sound, not knocking at all what he has done since as he has made some great music , but this set really flows.

[@Mach212]

Weller's energy is amazing here!..... Great to see Helen out front rockin the keys in her own right. She did her time playin behind Mick in the Council days.

[@greg16266]

Arrival Time; what a groove ✌️

[@HarryDeano]

Superb period in Wellers journey, love the quality of the Albert hall gig on disc 5/6 of the BBC Digital pack from this tour

[@MrStraccaletto]

Great execution, Paul Weller and his band almost perfect. The bassist is very good and, as always, great drummin' of Steve White. Speriamo torni presto a suonare di nuovo a Roma in Italia Paul Weller .

[@neilcarrollMeganJamieForever]

Steve White not Alan White!

[@MrStraccaletto]

Neil Carroll yes it's true👍

[@TheWorldofGood79]

I think the first two solo albums are top draw and don't get the credit they deserve. This band is very good too. Great to see Helen Turner on keyboards, she smiled at me when I saw The Style Council at the Brighton Centre on 8th June 1985 as a 16 year and I was totally smitten by her!

[@jfemonanon4809]

wow, Bitterness Rising rocked that house at the end, superb

[@jfemonanon4809]

I LOVED these performances of him on "something"...so emotional and soulful....drugs are NOT such a bad thing

[@SrSaraviaMusic]

Tremendous!The first stagr of his solo career is sensational and underrated...

[@allanarcher03]

Just fantastic times, Weller at his peak unbelievable journey ! 👏👏 👌 🔥🔥

[@HarryDeano]

I see Mr Peake on Sax is working with Paul again on his new album (2021), next years tour is going to be mega, 2 albums to tour!

[@darry9462]

Saw Weller in 92,93 ,Leeds town and Country Club and the Manchester Apollo.was fucking AWESOME,this brings them memories back..Nice one Fella,still Rocking.

[@vin025]

I saw the US leg of this tour and saw him 2 weeks ago in Cincinnati. The Modfather still has it! His shows are wonderful experiences especially in an intimate setting.

[@tomschneider7990]

vin025 hey Vin o25 I was there in 92 as well Detroit and Chicago and I was at Cincy to man straight from Port Huron Michigan I wouldn't be where I'm at today without Weller's music in my life cheers

[@tomschneider7990]

I saw Paul twice in 92 in Detroit in Chicago both brilliant performances and also in Cincy at Bogart's go straight away from Port Huron Michigan always a treat to see Paul close to town

[@trevorbradford1806]

Great to see Steve White on drums

[@TheCrumble]

Great gig at a great moment in his career. Loved his first solo album! Thx for the upload man

[@taffytop]

His High point of his solo career, Steve is where he should be, behind Weller.

[@hashtwo8885]

Proving his fire hadn't gone out.

[@diamonddogz389]

00:00 What’s Going On 03:46 Uh Huh Oh Yeh 07:20 Bull Rush 13:10 Round and Round 17:24 Above The Clouds 21:52 Arrival Time 30:28 Everything Has a Price to Pay 34:05 Ends of The Earth 37:15 All Year Round 42:25 Amongst Butterflies 44:57 Headstart for Happiness 48:43 Ohio 52:15 Into Tomorrow 55:26 Long Hot Summer 01:01:04 Bitterness Rising

[@tizianotimillero]

Altro grande concerto del Mitico Paul Weller !!!

[@MrStraccaletto]

Dal vivo con qualsiasi formazione lo accompagna Paul Weller è una sicurezza!!!

[@Crazybob07]

Solo wise he lost his way a little after this. He was on a creative crescendo blending soul rock and pop here. He should have stayed on this wave longer

[@penguinsisnotughly]

Great Italian audience!

[@paullissimo]

one of the best concert

[@ilgiovaneholden1]

I was there, great concert..

[@Janlg10]

underrated phase in his career i think. Thanks for the upload.

[@tompreiss1361]

Early 90s were great.

[@JasonHDuctmann]

it sounds the same set list as that boot leg cd Groove A Little. Ive always wanted the video for that but this is just as good. Just need AI to improve sound and picture

[@fabriziogamba289]

I was there.🔵⚪️🔴

[@JJBGuitar]

I personally think it was the success of Oasis that really changed his direction.

[@thomasjcox]

How so??? Weller was a solo artist before oasis released its first album in 1994, weller already had two albums on them.

[@Modernjazz1]

@@thomasjcox Not specifically Oasis, but I think the whole 'Britpop' movement did have an impact on Paul Weller. Damon, Noel, Craddock, Richard Ashcroft and others all acknowledged that Weller and The Jam were a massive influence on them (most of them would have been kids when The Jam were at their peak in the late 70s and early 80s). His first solo LP and the Wild Wood LP were heavily influenced by soul, r&b, and jazz/acid jazz (though not to the same extent as The Style Council, Weller was back to playing guitar). I think after 1994/95, Weller went in a more 'rock/pop' direction (though the soul/r&b influence was always rumbling beneath), Weller made an appearance on 'Champagne Supernova' playing lead guitar, he did a duet with Noel on 'The White Room' show, he was gigging with OCS and Craddock, he was getting decent reviews in the NME and Melody Maker (both of those papers had slagged him off during the 80s with TSC). Stanley Road, Heavy Soul were more straight ahead rock albums, the whole mid 90s Brit Pop thing might have had an influence on Weller in that respect.

[@happyjack1598]

The best

[@lenacraig377]

💚

[@jfemonanon4809]

we've GOT to find a way

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

What would have happened if Weller had never met Steve Cradock? Would he have continued to make music like THIS?

[@philventress991]

so much better when he was lead guitar not Cradock - no offence it just was. Best tour shirt they ever did as well (Steve Whites wearing it)

[@PAISLEYTIES1968]

Possibly best weller band and performance on you tube as a solo artist ( with his worst haircut). loads going on .

[@robertloughran]

His latest haircut tops this one. Hahaha!

[@EM-yk1dw]

Bull Rush oh yes!

[@EM-yk1dw]

LOL Good point