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Paul Weller, often called “The Modfather,” is a legendary English musician known for his work with The Jam, The Style Council, and his successful solo career. His timeless songwriting and distinctive voice have made him a defining figure in British rock and mod culture.
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Paul Weller formed The Jam in 1972 when he was only 14 years old, and the band’s first paid gig was at Michael's Club in Woking, where they earned £25.
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Q:Where was Paul Weller born?
A:He was born in Woking, Surrey, England.
Paul Weller was born on May 25, 1958, in Woking, Surrey. His working-class upbringing and love of British pop heavily influenced his songwriting and musical identity throughout his long career.
Q:When did Paul Weller form The Jam?
A:He formed The Jam in 1972.
Weller created The Jam while still in school, blending punk energy with Mod style. The band's sharp sound and social lyrics made them a leading force in late 1970s British music.
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Born

John William Weller was born in Woking, England on May 25, 1958.

GroupsThe Jam, The Style Council
Top Albums

Stanley Road (1995), Wild Wood (1993), 22 Dreams (2008), Wake Up the Nation (2010), As Is Now (2005), Studio 150 (2004), Sonik Kicks (2012), Paul Weller (1992), Illumination (2002), True Meanings (2018).

Top Songs

You Do Something to Me (1995), Wild Wood (1993), The Changingman (1995), Broken Stones (1995), Sunflower (1993), Out of the Sinking (1994), I Walk on Gilded Splinters, From the Floorboards Up (2005), Have You Made Up Your Mind (2008), Hung Up (1994).

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