Biography:
The Style Council were an English musical group formed in 1983 by ex-The Jam singer and guitarist Paul Weller with keyboardist Mick Talbot. The permanent lineup grew to include drummer Steve White and Weller's then-wife, vocalist Dee C. Lee. Other artists such as Tracie Young and Tracey Thorn (Everything but the Girl) also collaborated with the group.
The band showed a diversity of musical styles. Singles "Speak Like a Child" (with its loud soul-influenced style)
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Other songs:
- A Casual Affair
- A Man Of Great Promise
- A Solid Bond In Your Heart
- All Gone Away
- Blood Sports
- Boy Who Cried Wolf
- Come To Milton Keynes
- Ghosts Of Dachau
- Have You Ever Had It Blue
- Headstart For Happiness
- Heres One That Got Away
- Homebreakers
- It Just Came To Pieces In My Hands
- Iwasadoledadstoyboy
- Lodgers
- Long Hot Summer
- Luck
- My Ever Changing Moods
- Party Chambers
- See The Day
- Shout To The Top
- Speak Like A Child
- Spin Drifting
- Stones Throw Away
- Story Of Someones Shoe
- The Cost Of Loving
- The Paris Match
- The Piccadilly Trail
- The Whole Point
- Walls Come Tumbling Down
- With Everything To Lose
- Youre The Best Thing
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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20th October 2000, 8.07pm
COME TO MILTON KEYNES
(Paul Weller)
From 'Our Favourite Shop', 1985
Chords used:
A: x02220 B7: x21202 E9: 020132
Bm: x24432 Dmaj7: xx0222 E: 022100
C#m: x46654 C#m7: x46454
F#m: 244222 F#m7: 242222
E7: 020100 Am7: x02213
A Bm (x4)
A Bm A Bm
May I walk you home tonight
A C#m F#m
On this fine and lovely night tonight?
E7 Bm
We'll walk past the luscious houses;
C#m B7
The rolling lawns and lovely flowers.
A Bm A Bm
Our nice new town where the curtains are drawn,
A B7
Where hope is started and dreams can be borne.
A Bm A Bm
Let us share our insanity
A C#m F#m
Go mad together in community.
E7 Bm
Boys on the corner looking for their supper;
C#m B7
Boys on the green looking for some slaughter.
A Bm A Bm
We used to chase dreams, now we chase the dragon.
A B7
Mine is the semi with the Union Jack on.
Dmaj7 C#m7 F#m7
In this paradise lost, we'll be finding our sanity.
Am7 E7
In our paradise found, we'll be losing our way,
C#m
For a brave new day.
A Bm (x2)
A C#m F#m E7
Bm F#m B7
Dmaj7 F#m
E9 E7
A Bm A Bm
May I slash my wrists tonight
A C#m F#m
On this fine conservative night, tonight?
E7 Bm
I was looking for a job, so I came to town.
C#m B7
I easily adapt when the chips are down.
A Bm A Bm
I read the ad about the private schemes.
A B7
I liked the idea; but now I'm not so Keyne.
Dmaj7 C#m E
A Bm (x24)
A (harp)
20th October 2000, 8.07pm
COME TO MILTON KEYNES
(Paul Weller)
From 'Our Favourite Shop', 1985
Chords used:
A: x02220 B7: x21202 E9: 020132
Bm: x24432 Dmaj7: xx0222 E: 022100
C#m: x46654 C#m7: x46454
F#m: 244222 F#m7: 242222
E7: 020100 Am7: x02213
A Bm (x4)
A Bm A Bm
May I walk you home tonight
A C#m F#m
On this fine and lovely night tonight?
E7 Bm
We'll walk past the luscious houses;
C#m B7
The rolling lawns and lovely flowers.
A Bm A Bm
Our nice new town where the curtains are drawn,
A B7
Where hope is started and dreams can be borne.
A Bm A Bm
Let us share our insanity
A C#m F#m
Go mad together in community.
E7 Bm
Boys on the corner looking for their supper;
C#m B7
Boys on the green looking for some slaughter.
A Bm A Bm
We used to chase dreams, now we chase the dragon.
A B7
Mine is the semi with the Union Jack on.
Dmaj7 C#m7 F#m7
In this paradise lost, we'll be finding our sanity.
Am7 E7
In our paradise found, we'll be losing our way,
C#m
For a brave new day.
A Bm (x2)
A C#m F#m E7
Bm F#m B7
Dmaj7 F#m
E9 E7
A Bm A Bm
May I slash my wrists tonight
A C#m F#m
On this fine conservative night, tonight?
E7 Bm
I was looking for a job, so I came to town.
C#m B7
I easily adapt when the chips are down.
A Bm A Bm
I read the ad about the private schemes.
A B7
I liked the idea; but now I'm not so Keyne.
Dmaj7 C#m E
A Bm (x24)
A (harp)
The Sugi Tap
The Summer Obses (...)
The Summer State
The Sun
The Sun Parade