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EPISODE · May 31, 2024 · 30 MIN

Dr. Robert - The Blow Monkeys - The Story of 66

from Paul Weller Fan Podcast

Dr. Robert shares the story behind Rise Up Singing from Monks Road Social and Paul Weller... the original and the re-working for 66, plus we hear all about the new Blow Monkeys album - Together / Alone.In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the creation of Paul Weller's brand new album, '66,' with none other than Dr. Robert from The Blow Monkeys.Paul Weller, a legend in the music industry, has always been known for his innovative and collaborative spirit. His 17th solo studio album, '66,' is no exception. This album is packed with collaborations, bringing together a plethora of talented musicians to create something truly special. One of the standout tracks from the album is 'Rise Up Singing,' which picked up a Radio 2 Record of the Week award. But how did this song come to be? That's where Dr. Robert comes in.In our conversation, Robert shares the fascinating journey of 'Rise Up Singing.' The song's origins lie in the Monks Road Social project, a collaborative musical endeavour that brought together various artists to create something unique. Robert explains how the song was initially part of this project, with Paul Weller later adding more of his own touches to elevate it further. The result is a track that resonates deeply with listeners, capturing the communal spirit that many of us missed during the lockdown.But that's not all. Robert also shares insights into the creative process behind the new Blow Monkeys album, 'Together / Alone.' Recorded post-pandemic, this album marks an evolution in the band's sound, featuring twelve tracks of musical splendour. With its funky grooves and positive vibes, 'Together / Alone' is a testament to the band's enduring creativity and passion for music.Throughout the episode, we also touch on the changing landscape of the music industry, the joy of live performances, and the importance of staying true to one's artistic vision. Robert's candid reflections on his career and creative journey offer valuable insights for both musicians and fans alike.So, if you're curious about the making of '66,' the magic of musical collaboration, or simply want to hear some great stories from the world of music, be sure to listen to this episode. You won't be disappointed.Tune in now and immerse yourself in the story of Paul Weller's '66' and the creative genius of Dr. Robert.Find podcast show notes and sign up for regular information at PaulWellerFanPodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Robert shares the story behind Rise Up Singing from Monks Road Social and Paul Weller... the original and the re-working for 66, plus we hear all about the new Blow Monkeys album - Together / Alone.In our latest podcast episode, we dive deep into the creation of Paul Weller's brand new album, '66,' with none other than Dr. Robert from The Blow Monkeys.Paul Weller, a legend in the music industry, has always been known for his innovative and collaborative spirit. His 17th solo studio album, '66,' is no exception. This album is packed with collaborations, bringing together a plethora of talented musicians to create something truly special. One of the standout tracks from the album is 'Rise Up Singing,' which picked up a Radio 2 Record of the Week award. But how did this song come to be? That's where Dr. Robert comes in.In our conversation, Robert shares the fascinating journey of 'Rise Up Singing.' The song's origins lie in the Monks Road Social project, a collaborative musical endeavour that brought together various artists to create something unique. Robert explains how the song was initially part of this project, with Paul Weller later adding more of his own touches to elevate it further. The result is a track that resonates deeply with listeners, capturing the communal spirit that many of us missed during the lockdown.But that's not all. Robert also shares insights into the creative process behind the new Blow Monkeys album, 'Together / Alone.' Recorded post-pandemic, this album marks an evolution in the band's sound, featuring twelve tracks of musical splendour. With its funky grooves and positive vibes, 'Together / Alone' is a testament to the band's enduring creativity and passion for music.Throughout the episode, we also touch on the changing landscape of the music industry, the joy of live performances, and the importance of staying true to one's artistic vision. Robert's candid reflections on his career and creative journey offer valuable insights for both musicians and fans alike.So, if you're curious about the making of '66,' the magic of musical collaboration, or simply want to hear some great stories from the world of music, be sure to listen to this episode. You won't be disappointed.Tune in now and immerse yourself in the story of Paul Weller's '66' and the creative genius of Dr. Robert.Find podcast show notes and sign up for regular information at PaulWellerFanPodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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