Albums by The Style Council
ALBUMConfessions of a Pop Group (Remastered)The Style Council
ALBUMThe Cost of LovingThe Style Council
ALBUMOur Favourite ShopThe Style Council
ALBUMCafé Bleu (Remastered)The Style Council
ALBUMIntroducing the Style CouncilThe Style Council
The Style Council's Popular Music Videos
You're the Best Thing
The Style Council
My Ever Changing Moods
The Style Council
Walls Come Tumbling Down (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
The Style Council
Internationalists (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
The Style Council
Artist Playlists
The Style Council Essentials
Mod-punk patriarch Paul Weller explores deeper shades of soul.
Artist Biography
After earning renown with British neo-mod pioneers The Jam, singer/guitarist Paul Weller had a remarkable second act fronting The Style Council. Formed in 1982, The Style Council saw Weller and keyboardist Mick Talbot jettisoning rock in favor of the R&B influences that had become increasingly prominent in The Jam. Combining those flavors with jazzy pop, they scored 1983 UK hits with “Speak Like a Child” and “Long Hot Summer.” The following year, their debut LP, Café Bleu, brought an international charter, “My Ever Changing Moods,” which became the album’s title in North America. Their success continued over three more albums before their 1989 split. Their final album, Modernism: A New Decade, was a detour into house music that went unreleased for almost a decade. Their career was capped by a 2019 reunion to record “It’s a Very Deep Sea” for a compilation and Style Council documentary.
Hometown
London, England
Genre
Pop