Paul Weller - A Kind Revolution Album

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A Kind Revolution is the thirteenth studio album by English singer-songwriter Paul Weller released 12 May 2017. It contains a collaboration with Robert Wyatt in the song She Moves with the Fayre. All tracks are written by Paul Weller, except as indicated. Arnold - Backing Vocals 1. Madeline Bell - Backing Vocals 1. Boy George - Lead Vocals 8. Jessica Cox - Strings 4,7,8,10. Steve Cradock - Acoustic Guitar 6, Electric Guitar 1-3,7, Percussion 7. Woo Sé Kind Revolution. Paul Weller - A Kind Revolution 2017. To favorites 2 Download album. Listen album. Paul Weller. Songs in album Paul Weller - A Kind Revolution 2017. Paul Weller - Woo Sé Mama. Paul Weller - Nova. Paul Weller - Long Long Road. Paul Weller - She Moves With The Fayre. Paul Weller - The Cranes Are Back. Paul Weller - Hopper. Paul Weller - New York. Paul Weller - One Tear. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. A Kind Revolution. There's gentleness at the heart of the title A Kind Revolution, a suggestion that Paul Weller is getting softer as he approaches the age of 60. In 2017, he's still a few years away from that milestone but he's letting himself take things a little slower, absorbing the spaciness of 2015's Saturn's Pattern and reviving the sculpted soulful grooves of Wild Wood. Preview, buy, and download songs from the album A Kind Revolution, including Woo Sé Mama, Nova, Long Long Road, and many more. Buy the album for . Songs start at . Alternative , 2017. In short, it is the sound of confidence. A Kind Revolution could well be Paul Wellers greatest album to date. Read full review. Listen free to Paul Weller A Kind Revolution Woo Sé Mama, Nova and more. 10 tracks 42:54. 3CD. Paul Weller Format: Audio CD. Please retry. Композиторы: Paul Weller. Общая длительность:2 h 10 min. Woo Sé Mama. Композиторы: Jan Stan Kybert - Paul Weller. Long Long Road. She Moves with the Fayre. Curiously, and somewhat admirably, Paul Weller is one of the very few artists of his generation that actually makes one less bothered about what he did at the start of his career than what he does now. The real core of the album is based around Weller taking a look at the world as he approaches his 60s and trying to make some sense of the turmoil, madness and instability thats come to define the second decade of the 21st century