@detroit124
What ever say you can't knock the The Jam, I now 57 and they were my favourite band as a teenager and the music still sounds raw, honest and relevant. They were the perfect band.
@alantraish3368
RIP Rick Buckler. Thanks for the memories. 😢
@rhythmpiglewis5878
the bass,the bass... its all in the bass...truly fabulous bass playing.
@ZaPpaul
I'm never anything but astounded by the fact the Jam were a three piece. They still seem to constantly fill the room with sound, which is no mean feat.
@paulineelyseperreras7931
17 and I just discovered The Jam, and may I say they're so amazing.
@mjw123
What a catalyst you turned out to be, loaded the guns and you run off home for your tea.........what a lyric. Weller a poetic genius.
@philipthompson8525
Gutting TO Hear Of Legend Drummer Rick Buckler Has Passed Away At Only 69yrs From A Recent illness ❤ Rip Top Fella.
@andycuthbert2763
Bruce’s bass sound can’t be beaten by anyone!
@MarkRoberts-d3h
Paul Weller was and still is a great man who told us a story with his lyrics
@benumbed-n-beknighted
This song still hits as hard as it did then... and OH that bass!!! 🤘🔥🎸🎶💃🙏😁
@CentaurMoe
"What chance do you have against a tie and a crest?""- what a line.
@lgtsas3629
I was born in the year 2000, my dad used to always have this band playing in the car, I loved it so much. Sadly he died in 2012 I come back every now and then to bring back the memories we had in the car. The lengths I would go to give him one last hug are unimaginable.
@saxon6197
First live band I ever saw and was instantly hooked. 1978, Wolverhampton Civic Hall. RIP Rick, solid drummer and fantastic rhythm partnership with Bruce. Happy memories.
@garypearce3534
The Jam was the voice of a angry generation.The soundtrack and influence of so many and still fresh and relevant today.
@romanpuente8381
RIP to the backbone of one of the most underrated rhythm sections of all time. Take it easy Rick. Maybe this’ll inspire Paul and Bruce to get together
@Tina-o1e9z
weller is one of our fineist songwriters
@gary6514
Every generation has the music they deserve. The Jam was the music of my generation. Power.
@robjones2408
I saw The Jam perform at the Winning Post in Whitton, Spring 1977. They were totally fantastic. From 1977-82, they couldn't put a foot wrong. This is a brilliant reminder of great pop music B.C (Before Cowell). Watch this and weep at the current state of pop today. No guts or passion......
@gary6514
Foxton's basslines are just astounding....
@SandraRobinson-j6w