The Jam: All Around The World.

I am going to review a song that was released as a single in the year 1977 and it is by a band that i was brought up on at a very young age. The Jam consists of Paul Weller (lead vocalist and guitarist),
Bruce Foxton (Bass guitarist and backing vocals) and Rick Buckler (Drummer) and this song ''All Around The World'' was released after their first single ''In The City'', which took aim at the Punk Rock Scene and it started off with the lyrics, In the city there's a thousand things i want to say to you, but whenever i approach you, You make me look a fool.

''All Around The World'' is an amazing song and the lyrical content is inspiring since Paul Weller was a spokesman for the youth culture at the time. This song speaks against the negative and destructive influences of the London Punk Scene while at the same time promoting innovation and a new direction. It was clear that Paul Weller didn't want anything to do with what the media was promoting and he wanted to break out of the box and go against the trends, and The Jam wanted nothing to do with fame and celebrity life and they didn't want to be idolized either.

I pray that God will raise up new Bands and Singer-Songwriters to make a positive impact in the Pubs and Clubs with music that is excellent and high quality and lyrics that inspire people and wake this nation up. We need more amazing, talented and innovative artists that are willing to take God's light to the Pubs and Clubs and start a revolution and a brand new direction.

Recommended Songs by The Jam.
In The City.
News Of The World.
Strange Town.
Going Underground.
The Dreams Of Children.
Set The House Ablaze.
Start.
Man In The Corner Shop.
Town Called Malice.
Precious.

Here are some albums i would like to recommend as a bonus.
OC Supertones: Loud And Clear.
C Supertones: Hi Fi Revival.
Five Iron Frenzy: All The Hype That Money Can Buy.
John Elefante: On My Way To The Sun.
House Of Heroes: Suburba.
The Gentlemen: A Candid History Of Faith, Hope, Love.