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[> Jerry, Not that keen WBY to weak to be a single, should have put out " For Dancers Only" and not given it to OCS..would love to hear PW version of it...looking forward to this Weller\Coxon single coming out.... -- A.K, 08:41:27 07/03/07 Tue

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> [> It is out -- Yoof of 2Day, 04:52:41 07/04/07 Wed


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[> Fair Enough about the single chioce, AK. Presumably For Dancers is to be a WIGAN-Reunion theme single later this year. What do U think of the NEW WELLER/Coxon material?? Black River reminds me of "Push-Button Automatic"...! -- MODjerry, 20:59:04 07/04/07 Wed

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> Jerry, The new PW\Coxon single is "For Dancers Only" but without the same lyrcs...its just been re-hashed...have'nt heard the E.P as yet..its on order 7"Single...nice!. -- A.K, 15:29:03 07/05/07 Thu

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> Yeh, AK! That's what I read too, about the new WELLER version of "For Dancers Only" It was reported that the new version (not the OCS version) will be used as a Wigan Reunion single, being played during the event, etc.... I'm interested to hear what you think of the "This Old Town" EP..! Peace, bro!! -- MODjerry, 05:59:23 07/06/07 Fri

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> And whats FTJ? (Gawd, can't that geezer type things out properly?!) ... also, whats all this about Whitey? I've been oot the loop ferra while man ... what's da rumours? -- The Loved, 13:48:07 07/13/07 Fri

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> "F T J" = From The Jam, Foxton, Buckler and Co's new band. GREAT to see you here Bully! How's it, mate? Hope U R well. -- MODjerry, 18:53:10 07/14/07 Sat

>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>frosty between us to say the least!
>
>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>
>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>
>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>go'.
>
>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>
>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>
>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>after that.

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[> [> Good, son ... hope you and yours are well also ... so what you hear about Whitey then Jezza? ... whats new across the pond? -- Bully, 21:45:37 07/19/07 Thu

>>Got chance to interview PW at length yesterday. As a
>>Splinter I voiced concern over setlist the future of
>>Whitey etc. In short, he answered with great thought
>>but, as you can see from attached, things got a little
>>frosty between us to say the least!
>>
>>Time constraints and lack of regular touring had lead
>>to static Glastonbury setlist. He did say 'I'll play
>>what I want to play and fuck everyone else' but also
>>said he gets off on what he's currently working on was
>>looking forward to playing the new songs into the set.
>>
>>Forthcoming dates with Craddock will give a career
>>overview but he hopes to 'road test' eight or so new
>>songs. He did agree that working as a four piece had
>>probably run its course, but that he couldn't imagine
>>being on stage without Stevie Whitey.
>>
>>He asked why 'every fucker and his dog' seems to dis
>>WBY. I couldn't answer this as have loved song since
>>first hearing, though did manage to swing in what a
>>waste of time and money the live and hits album had
>>been. He agreed, and said: 'You gotta bite yer lip
>>sometimes, man, or you don't get to where you wanna
>>go'.
>>
>>I bought up FTJ and he said 'pass'. Dropped them in
>>again later on and he stared me out until we moved on.
>>
>>To his great credit he did say cheers give me a hug
>>afterwards and went beyond call of duty in talking to
>>everyone and signing everything thrust his way.
>>
>>Next album due Sept 2008. A semi new line-up next
>>summer, but did get feeling things will slow greatly
>>after that.

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