Heavy Soul 08/27/2002 suggesting that he's not much

suggesting that he's not much more than a guy next door -- but this workingman's diligence is a key element in turning California Sunrise into a frills-free

but there's a roiling rock undertow tempered by a smoky

TracksCredits 1 Time to Pretend 2 Boogie Down 3 Destrokk 4 Love Always Remains 5 Indie Rokkers 6 Kids Genre: Pop

Jon Wysocki (drums)

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Down 2 Random 3 Jackolantern's Weather 4 All Mixed Up 5 Hive 6 Guns (Are for Pussies) 7 Misdirected Hostility - Disc 2 - 1 Purpose 2 Loco 3 Brodels 4 Don't Stay Home 5 DLMD 6 Sweet 7 T & P Combo Genre: Rock

Heavy Soul 08/27/2002 suggesting that he's not muchPersonnel: Paul Weller (zither, piano, vibraphone, tamboura, handclaps); Mark Nelson (vocals, ukulele, zither, sitar); Steve Cradock (guitar); Brendon Lynch (harmonium, accordion, Mini Moog synthesizer); Jools Holland (Wurlitzer piano); Steve White (percussion); Max Hayes, Clive Sparkman (hand claps); Rosie Wetters (background vocals). Engineers: Martin "Max" Hayes, Jamie Johnson. During his time with The Style Council, and indeed throughout his solo