THOSE 80'S!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Style Council - Shout To The Top REACTION
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- THOSE 80'S!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Style Council - Shout To The Top REACTION
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Style Councils best iconic song "Youre the Best Thing" - he is an icon and for good reason.
"My Ever Changing Moods" was my fav
Yes great song also Paul Weller's solo track You do something to me.
"A Solid Bond In Your Heart" and "Walls Come Tumbling Down" are my favourites
Weller said many times he far enjoyed his time in the Style Council compared with the years he spent in The Jam.
I really like Long Hot Summer and Dropping Bombs on the Whitehouse.
Paul Weller is a generational talent. The Jam / Style Council / solo. Man is a treasure. Going to see his show in Philly in September.
Yes!! Now I have to look for a ticket!!
His new album (came out last week) is great! Of course, almost all of his stuff is.
Definitely. He’s an excellent song writer and an ever better performer. They should definitely check out some of his solo work.
Wot he said.
Paul Weller is an English treasure. I think his drummer, Paul White, deserves a special mention too. One of the best drummers I have ever heard.
'My Ever Changing Moods' is one of the best songs of the 80's.
'You're the Best Thing' is a fabulous love song.
Both excellent suggestions.
"My Ever Changing Moods" was as good as anything recorded in that era. "Confessions of a Pop Group" was criminally underrated and should be reacted to!
@@clinroatan Not as good, better than most recorded in that era.
That and "You do something to Me" are two of the greatest ever love songs"
“Walls Come Tumbling Down” is another banger from them.
Thank you! I forgot how much I loved that song!
Love their Live Aid performance of that.
Think that’s the better one of the two. Paul Weller got a new album out with 5 star reviews.
Paul never ever matched the jam
@@bryanforis1839 had a long career. Despite lots of collaborations over the years and performing with other artists always seemed a bit of an outsider and apart from most of the bands and artists in each decade.
The backing singer is Dee C Lee was also married to Paul Weller. She also had a great song See The Day.
Paul Weller is still amazing and released his album 66 last week and he’s still touring all over the world.
Saw Dee and Paul's daughter Leah at the legendary 100 club last year, another great artist.
DC Lee was also one of the original backing singers to Wham before she left to pursue a solo career and ‘Pepsi’ replaced her
Blue-eyed soul from the maestro that is Mr. Paul Weller. He's a national treasure here in the UK.
And here in Australia. The man is revered. He blew the roof off the Sydney Opera House in February.
I love that you didn't cut the awkward pause - makes it real. You've done the lead singer before - Paul Weller of the Jam.
Agree 100% about not editing this. Keep it real!
Or,they could have actually Googled his name, which would have taken seconds and found out who he actually was 🙄
@@normandavidtidiman9918 if they can’t spot Stevie Wonder by how he looks and sounds in a charity record/ video got no chance with Paul Weller. 😂
So Jay thinks this is terrible. He said quietly at 4:26 "I don't wanna say this is terrible". Each to their own.
@@David54W I haven’t seen that one 😁
The vocalist, Paul Weller, was also the lead singer of The Jam (you've reacted to them at least twice). He's worked as a solo artist for a long time. He's a superstar in the UK but only had a cult following here. He's touring the US this year for the first time in years.
Paul Weller is a genius
I have tickets for the latest tour, seen him a few times, incredible songwriter
I would love to see him. Thanks for sharing that!
A musical genius
They've Reacted to the Jam 3 Times, Town called Malice, Going Underground and That's Entertainment.
"Burning down the House" is done by the Talking Heads with David Byrne being he lead singer.
You just opened a deep hole of amazing great music. Paul Weller is a genius! Every decade he reinvented himself. If you listen to the words of this song and a bunch of others from his Style Council days, they are PROTEST SONGS!!! Yes, it's sounds poppy but this, The Walls Come Tumbling Down, The Whole Point of No Return and others ae spitting fire at the British government. Then he puts out a solo album at the end of the decade and opens up another series of great albums in rock and roll.
I discovered this song by pure chance while listening to a cassette tape of the film ''Vision Quest'' (1985). In the old days, we bought cassettes for one, two or three songs. We would move the tape forward or backward until our chosen songs began. What patience we had... One night, being lazy, I said to myself: ''Oh what the heck, let it all play''. This song came up. Out of nowhere, the beat starts, slowly gets going and never stops. What a ride.
Just goes to show.
Always let the tape cassette play all the songs. You never know.
The female singer is Dee C Lee. Originally a backing singer for Wham and a solo artist. You must listen to her song "see the day" it's stunning
This! Take 2 minutes out your day it's definitely worth it!
@@wolvesmod Shame she stole it from Only Girls Allowed tho.
D C Lee, the female vocalist, has a new solo album out. She started her professional career singing backing vocals for Wham in the early 80's before moving on to the Style Council.
He reminds you of the lead singer of the Jam😂
😂yeah he gets around
Paul Weller. The coolest cat on Earth.
The Style Council / The Jam are just....so special. So glad you featured them!
Also love “Walls Come Tumbling Down” and "Speak Like a Child"
Paul Weller just released his 28th album, counting solo, Jam and Style Council releases.
Now Listen To The Long Hot Summer 🎉
Absolutely, good call mate. It never fails to get me lost in my own thoughts.
Yes, Finally!...Style Council. A huge fan! "Solid Bond in Your Heart", "You're the Best Thing", and "My Ever Changing Moods" would probably be my next suggestions, but they're just way too many to name.
Edit: Paul Weller is the lead singer, who was also lead singer of The Jam.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "My Ever Changing Moods" and "You're the Best Thing" !!!!
Lead singer Paul Weller was in The Jam, who you've reacted to a couple of times.
And the Lodgers
@@poppingjaz yes, their song "The Lodgers" !
No they won’t
I love “My Ever Changing Moods” 👍
@@aceblades8679i believe too,IF Jay didnt like very much this song...
One of my favourite bands ever.
I'd love to see you guys react to more 80's new wave music like Ultravox " Vienna" and "Dancing with tears in my eyes".
A few more 80s acts to react to would be: Hothouse flowers - I’m sorry, don’t go, give it up; The alarm - rain in the summertime, sold me down the river; World party - ship of fools, all come true, way down now, put the message in the box; The call - let the day begin, the walls came down, I still believe, everywhere I go; Thompson twins - lies, lay your hands on me; The motels - total control; Romeo void - a girl in trouble, never say never; Thomas dolby - I love you goodbye, Europa and the pirate twins, I love you goodbye; Crowded house - World Where You Live, Something So Strong, Better Be Home Soon, Weather With You, It's Only Natural; Tim Finn (brother of Neil also in Split Enz) - hit the ground running; Timbuk 3 - the future’s so bright, life is hard
Thank you for doing the Style Counsel!! Loved them in the 80s! They didn’t create much buzz in the states which always perplexed me- and C. D. Lee- she is stunning and an incredible singer. She and Paul Weller had some children together and one too is a singer- and good as well!
I wasn't a huge fan of the Jam but when Paul Weller formed this band I fell in love with them. Loved all of their songs.
Style council best song is 'Long hot summer'
For sure you'll love My Every Changing Mood and You're The Best Thing. The Style Council is probably my number 2 favorite group...Paris Match off of Introducing The Style Council is a Masterpiece.
Somebody a minute after you posted also mentioned Paris Match. I love that version of the song best, so good. And of course, the other two songs you listed are great as well.
Paul Weller, Multi Platinum Artist. In Britain he is called The Modfather. Lead Singer of The Jam and Style Council. Huge Solo success too. Check out Broken Stones, Changing Man and You do Something to me. Such a legend. Has been around so long, he was even on The Band aid record, Do they Know it`s Christmas. Paul Weller is up there with Sting, in legend status. I know you have really enjoyed, getting to Know Sting, in the last year. Hopefully you will get the same enjoyment, from The Modfather. Love your channels. Best Music reaction channel.
D C Lee who is singing alongside Paul Weller is his wife. She sang in Wham for songs such as "Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do)", "Young Guns (Go for It)" and "Club Tropicana". Her biggest accolade is her spectacular song “See Th Day” which she wrote herself and was a massive cover for Girls Aloud. Check out D C Lee’s version by far the best and great to hear
The vocalist Paul Weller, was also the lead singer of the british group ''The Jam''
People are mentioning My Ever Changing Moods. There are two versions: an upbeat, pop version, and a slow, jazzy version, heavy on the piano. Both are awesome.
Yay! Style Council is one of my favorite 80s bands! ❤
Another great song used in the "Vision Quest" soundtrack.
80's best decade of my life........
“Long Hot Summer” is my favourite from them😊
The Extended Version..please the Extended Version.
Perfect summer sound ❤
Think Jay and Amber will have trouble working that one out especially the video that went with it.
Takes me back… 1983 when I was 21. I’m 61 now. Nostalgia doesn’t begin to cover it. Does anyone have a time machine they could lend me?
Some other great ones from the Style Council: Boy who cried Wolf, Walls come tumbling down, Big boss groove
Please listen to XTC - 80's classics King for a Day and Senses Working Overtime. They had many great pop songs and are still influencing artists today.
You miss the messages in some of the 80s British songs.they can be very powerful and moving reflecting the working class struggles of that period
Paul Weller (the singer) is amazing, The Jam ,Style Council and solo...check out "Above the Clouds" from his solo work
The female singer D. C Lee had a beautiful song called, see the day, you have to listen too
Have I misheard or, in that uncut pause, did Jay say that he thought the Song was terrible - with Amber telling him to say something positive?
Jay said indeed that it is terrible but he didn't mean that about the song. I think he was talking about the fact that he felt bad that they couldn't think of the name of the singer or group from Burning Down The House. Talking Heads, a group they've done a few times and really like. And Amber just wanted to get on with the recording quickly instead of wasting their time waiting for David Byrne to finally pop into their minds. I assume they were in a hurry to record the reactions during a busy weekend.
Oh yeah, he definitely said the song is terrible😂
@helindove2237 -- Yes. I wonder, too, if Jay was thinking of "Tear Your Playhouse Down" and of Paul Young, whose remake was a big '80s hit. Its horns and punchy rhythm remind me of the Style Council.
No editing the the bluppers, nice 😊
BTW, "Burning down the house" is by The talking heads, David Byrne
The Jam - "That's Entertainment" Paul Weller solo - "Uh Huh Oh Yeh" "Amonst Butterflies" "Above the Clouds" "All the Pictures on the Wall"
Love Paul Weller!
Long Hot Summer, please.....
Paul Weller is such a gift.
Paul Weller (lead singer of style council and the jam) is the Modfather 🙌🏻
Paul is a freakin’ legend - had a resurgence in the 90s with support from Oasis, Ocean Colour Scene. More recently he collaborated with Amy Winehouse. Check their live performances on Jools Holland.
My fave Paul Weller solo songs are Broken Stones, You Do Something To Me, The Changingman, Wild Wood…..so many to pick from!
You're right Jay. I was lucky enough to grow up with 80s music in the UK. Totally agree with the Ultravox shout and 'Vienna" is considered one of the classics of the decade but was famously kept off number 1 for weeks by a novelty song. Hallmark 80s moody video too. "Walls Come Tumbling Down" is another Style Council song worth checking out
Weller is an absolute legend with a catalogue of music that is phenomenal.
This is the best song I never heard before..how did I miss THIS one? Weller is a gift.
DEFINITELY check out all the suggestions!!
Big hit in the UK in October 1984. The pictures of pit villages,collieries,etc. are a reference to the harsh,bitter Miners' Strike that was raging at the time. Months into the dispute the striking miners were holding out against the efforts of Mrs Thatcher's government to grind them down,but ominously winter was coming.
Paul Weller - You Do Something to Me - you will love it.
I lived through all those decades. First time hearing Style Council was the video for My Ever Changing Moods on MTV
There's a line in "Sowing the Seeds of Love" by Tears for Fears that goes "Kick out the Style, bring back the Jam", which is a reference to this group and how some people were disappointed when Paul Weller (the singer) disbanded the Jam to start The Style Council.
Wow, I didn't know this!
Everchanging Moods! Great song!
The Piano riff in "I don't like Mondays" by the Boomtown Rats is well worth listening to.
Paul Weller and Mick Talbot make up the Style Council , they had a couple of female backing singers, in the early days they had a girl called Tracey Young, but mostly it was D C Lee who also appeared in Wham. Their long time drummer was Ian White. D C Lee later married Paul. Paul Weller is one of the most prolific song writers in UK history. Over 50 years and he has never stopped writing songs and releasing albums. In fact he has a new one out now or coming out soon. He's also got a duet on You Tube with one of your favourite all time female singers. Amy W! You should do that on a Female Friday as a surprise for Jay. This song is fine but not one of his best in my opinion but a lot of people loved it. I suggest exploring his solo career as well, he just never stops writing songs. Broken Stones, ChangingMan are two good ones to start
My favourite Style Council song is The Paris Match, highly recommend
I like the original version best, primarily Paul's vocals and the piano. Probably because that's the one I heard first and long before the later version. But, yea!
Same for me..But not the Cytina Throne Version..The Version from Introducing The Style Council Import is my favorite song. Paul's Voice was made for that song.
The album version of Paris Match with Tracey Thorne is in my top ten songs of all time
This is fundamentally a protest song against Thatcherite Great Britain. The union hall mural of a miners strike in the background says it all.
The vocal off burning Down the house is David Byrne (talking Heads).
One of those bands that had their own sound. It was such a blend of styles, including R&B, techno, pop, Ska. Paul Weller, lead singer and primary writer, along with Dexy's Midnight Runner keyboardist Mick Talbot created the band after the JAM.
Jay's first impression he mentioned re:Burning Down The House by Talking Heads.. this song is included in the Vision Quest soundtrack along with Madonna's Crazy For You and Journey's Only The Young.
Lunatic Fringe and Change, too!
So glad you're finally getting to this gem of a band and their work. I still to this day can't wrap my head around someone 'gifting us' The Jam, then goes on to give us The Style Council, much less Weller's solo work(!). I hope you try more from them. And then hopefully The Propellerheads (featuring Shirley Bassey) with History Repeating.
The Talking Heads sing burning down the house.
After all the hundreds of videos I've watched of you two reacting, that was the first awkward moment Jay. Lucky your good woman Amber rescued you by saying, "Just say something". Now I know who wears the trousers in your house! LOL.
Just kidding, you're a great team. Thanks for the entertainment.
Paul Weller - The Jam, The Style Council and his solo stuff - brilliant and different sounds all over the musical map and great thoughtful lyrics -- got get 'em!
Speak like a child, a solid bond in your heart, ever changing moods are just the best songs. Mr Weller is the Master.
Paul Weller (The Modfather) is a legend in the UK. You should check out his solo stuff. ‘You Do Something To Me’ and ‘Wildwood’ are beautiful songs.
You've already reacted to The Jam and this is the lead singer, Paul Weller! After the Jam he formed this band and this song was a banger! You two still have to listen to some Jam-songs btw, like 'Going Underground' and 'Beat Surrender', you won't regret😉 Oh yeah and Burning Down The House is from The Talking Heads and the singer from that band is David Byrne.😄😉
Hi Jay and Amber! It's Andrew Erroch fae Paisley in Scotland here. As others have said, the lead singer was none other than "The Modfather", Paul Weller, previously from The Jam and also an excellent solo artist. I was so excited to meet him briefly at work a while ago. He is such a cool and down to earth guy. He spoke about his time with The Style Council and wasn't very complementary of the songs they produced, except for one or two. I think not the material he is most proud of. There are so many more of his for you to check out though, particularly with The Jam and solo too. You should also react to 'Walls Come Tumbling Down' by The Style Council. Some of his songs are political and that is one of them. 'You're The Best Thing' was their biggest UK hit and that's not bad either. Æx 🙏
You have hit upon a treasure trove here with The Style Council
My favorite! Style Council hit it right out of the gate with Speak Like A Child and it's got that big horn sound you guys love. Paul Weller's next band after The Jam, influenced a lot by Curtis Mayfiel and so many great songs-the soft soul of "You're the Best Thing", the upbeat "My Ever Changing Moods", the ballad with great piano work "Paris Match(which is listed as Early version on TH-cam, more great horns and jazz flute on "How She Threw It All Away".Oh, and the slow groove of "Long Hot Summer" and "Headstart For Happiness"! They are one of the bands that for me take me back to a specific time and place and so I think they are totally 80s because even though they're blue eyed soul they also just capture the vibe of that decade.
Paul Weller is an absolute legend !!!😎
Their best song, in my opinion 🤩 It turns 40 later this year, too! 🤯😅
And it's cute how these two obviously forgot to edit out the 'Burning Down The House' discussion 😁 (Talking Heads! 😉) Singer Paul Weller had actually been in The Jam prior to founding this band, as I'm sure has already been mentioned elsewhere in the comments 😊
Paul Weller has been an essential part of the British musical landscape since the late seventies, Style Council was a fairly short lived episode in a very long career that is still going strong today. One of Britain's great musical artistes, glad you guys are getting into him.
Other songs of the band that you should listen to are:
1 HAVE YOU EVER HAD IT BLUE
2 BOY WHO CRIED WOLF
3 YOU'RE THE BEST THING
4 THE LODGERS
PAUL WELLER is the vocalist of the punk band called THE JAM which you have already reacted to
4:23 I love that J forgot to cut this out. A glimpse behind the scenes. Yay!
Loved the Style Council! So many good songs. Love D C Lee’s voice , it worked really well with Wella’s.
Brilliant memories ❤
Dee C Lee - the backup singer - did some solo stuff as well- check out her song See the Day
Amber - I'm binning you off my pub quiz team 😆 - David Byrne was the answer to Jay's question
This was Paul Weller's cafe lounge years. The lady here is Dee.C.Lee who married Paul and started her career as a backing singer with Wham!. Other great Style Council tracks are 'Speak Like A Child', 'You're The Best Thing' and 'Long Hot Summer'
This is my personal hype song. Highly recommend a hearty dose of it whenever you need a boost.
Style council music is the best kind of music that turn my days into sunny ones xxxx
Paul Weller!!!! "Into Tomorrow" sooooo many top songs
Just appreciate it for what it is. No need to categorize it. It's fun. It's different. It's music. That's all that matters.
yep to much pigeon holing goes on with US reactors looking for hidden meanings etc in songs
I absolutely adored them. So different back then. Now you see how much we had to choose from. Up dancing again kids. Awesome. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
My favourite from all of his music. Saw him last week at Edinburgh Castle and he was absolutely amazing!!
This band had a lot of cool songs. LONG HOT SUMMER, MY EVER CHANGING MOODS, and BOY WHO CRIED WOLF are really good, but there are others as well.
The 80s where the best days of my life! 🧬 It was a great time to be alive! People where a lot more friendly ! But I do love the 60s and 70s music the most! Love some of the 80s music 🎶🎶‼️
Hands down one of my all-time favourite songs. Paul Weller.
I had never heard of The Style Council when I bought (in CD) “Confessions of a Pop Group” in the late ‘80’s. I bought it simply because the “album”cover was so intriguing!
I still love it! It was a departure from their dance/pop style, very avant-garde.
The whole thing is worth a deep listen, but a few highlights are:
“Why I Went Missing”
“It’s a Very Deep Sea”
“Changing of the “Guard”
They are very unique, I still haven’t heard anything comparable.
Consider giving them your ears at some time. They’re very engaging.
What I love about Paul Weller is how he lokes to change things up, that's why he left The Jam, he felt they were going in one direction musically and he wanted to explore other styles hence forming The Style Council which was a big part of the Jazz Revival/Acid Jazz scene with the likes of Matt Bianco, Jamiroqui, Incognito, The Brand New Heavies, Level 42, James Taylor Quartet and Swing Out Sister. Then his solo stuff later went in a miriad of directions, a great talent.
My favorite Style Council song is My Ever Changing Moods. They didn't hit big in the U.S. but were a favorite with the crowd in the know. There are so many comments about Paul Weller that are worth reading. Good choice today!
✌️😁❤️🎶🎶🎶👍
Yup my sister introduced me to them..Then her boyfriend that worked at Peaches Records gave me the Import Introducing The Style Council it just hit the shelves in 1983 and was I hooked.
Yeah g'day,
You have done Paul Weller before when he was The Jam and this was one of his incarnations, certainly a man of many moods and styles. One of the few still going strong from the 80s now as an independent, one who still has a voice for protest, causes, and righteousness.
Never heard this song before & went back & listened a few times - I really like it.
Paul weller was lead singer with the Jam before the style council, my ever changing moods is a cool song
The Style Council - "Long Hot Summer".
Bought one of their cassettes from a reduced price bin in 1985 not knowing anything about The Style Council. Loved it and realized another flavor had been added to my eclectic music taste. Very happy to see you react to them.
I took a chance on the cutout bins and got lots of great music.
I love that you didn’t edit out your indecision on how to proceed. Keep it authentic, always.
So happy you checked out The Style Council! They had style 😎