The Jam - Dig The New Breed mp3

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Credits

• Photography By – Erica Ecenberg, Justin Thomas , Pennie Smith, Walt Davidson
• Producer – Peter Wilson
• Sleeve [Sleeve Design] – Alwyn Clayden
• Songwriter – Paul Weller (tracks: A1 to A5, A7 to B7)

Notes

compilation style album consisting of songs from different Jam gigs 1977-82

'Electrically recorded Live - play It on all phonographs'

A1: Recorded at The 100 Club, London - 11th September 1977
A2 to A4: Recorded at The Rainbow, London - 13th December 1979
A5 to A7: Recorded at The Hammersmith Palais, London - 14th December 1981
B1: Recorded at Bingley Hall, Birmingham - 21st March 1982
B2: Recorded at Reading University - 16th February 1979
B3: Recorded at The Edinburgh Playhouse - 6th April 1982
B4 to B7: Recorded at The Glasgow Apollo - 8th April 1982

All titles published by And Son Music except A6 Warner Bros. Music Ltd. and B1 Morrison Leahy Music Ltd.

®1982 Polydor Records Ltd (London)
©1982 Polydor Records Ltd (London)

Barcodes

• Label Code: LC 0270
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Barcode (Scanned): 4007111850704

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Dig The New Breed - The Jam. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Dig the New Breed was the final album by the Jam, excluding compilations released after the group's split in December 1982. It is a collection of live performances recorded between 1977 and 1982. All songs written by Paul Weller except as indicated. In the City . All Mod Cons . To Be Someone Didn't We Have a Nice Time . A last farewell gift from the band in the year Weller spectacularly announced his departure from it, Dig the New Breed is a sometimes rough around the edges live overview of the band's work, from small club dates in 1979 to much larger venues in 1982. Recording quality throughout is quite excellent - it's not specified whether the band always recorded its shows with such care and just had a mountain of tapes to work through, but the end results are quite enjoyable. Songs in album The Jam - Dig The New Breed 1982. The Jam - In The City. The Jam - All Mod Cons. The Jam - To Be Someone. The Jam - It's Too Bad. The Jam - Big Bird. The Jam - Set The House Ablaze. The Jam - Ghosts. The Jam - Standards. The Jam - In The Crowd. This album provides what no other contemporary Jam release can - a glimpse into the experience that was seeing and hearing The Jam live. Essential if, like me, you were too young just to be there yourself. Not for The Jam banks of video screens, light shows and pyrotechnics, here the music speaks for itself and the recordings are so crisp that you feel that you are right there among the crowd with the smell of smoke, beer, sweat and perfume. The Jam were an English punk rocknew wavemod revival band active during the late 1970s and early 1980s. They released one live album and six studio albums, the last of which, The Gift, hit number one on the UK album charts. When the group split up, their first 15 singles were to Dig The New Breed right now. Coming nine months after the bands final studio album and only UK No. 1 LP The Gift, the live set offered a live overview that started with a performance of In The City at the 100 Club in 1977, then continued with three numbers from another seminal London show at the Rainbow in 1979. The album later jumped back to a Reading University performance the same year, but was otherwise chronological, drawing on four other Jam gigs in various UK settings. Brilliant release, got it in 82 and still have a copy. Essential to the Jam catalogue. Listen free to The Jam Dig The New Breed In the City, All Mod Cons and more. 14 tracks 39:43. A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. The Jam. Dig The New Breed. Play album. Get album. Dig The New Breed is ranked 26,517th in the overall chart, 3,588th in the 1980s, and 406th in the year 1982. Dig The New Breed by The Jam Year: 1982 Overall rank: 26,517th. Average Rating: 73100 from 24 votes. All Mod Cons, 01:15. It's Too Bad, 03:11. Now playing