From the Jam perform The Jam's first Top 10 hit "The Eton Rifles", which originally charted at No. 3 in the UK Top 40. This song was the only Jam song not to have an official video . This performance comes from the "From the Jam - A 1st Class Return" concert Live at the Forum in December 2007.

OTD 1982 A first & Last for The Jam, with a N. Album ‘The Gift’. On 20 March 1982, The Gift, the sixth studio record by The Jam, did something none of the previous five had managed, becoming their first UK No. 1 album.

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From The Jam - A 1st Class Return Live At The Forum London. Like a musical Friends Reunited. It’s a testament to fan loyalty that From The Jam (bassist Bruce Foxton and drummer Rick Buckler without frontman Paul Weller) have been welcomed with open arms. What began as an impromptu guest appearance for Bruce with Rick’s band The Gift has turned into a roadshow which shows no signs of abating. Watching this concert from December 2007, it’s easy to see why; no one’s pretending this is The Jam proper.

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A totally sold-out and From The Jam show was recorded in December 2007 at London's Kentish Town Forum and will be released as the "‘A First Class Return' From The Jam", DVD on 9 June 2008 through Invisible Hands Music. This release captures the truly electric celebratory atmosphere, the band's pervasive love of the songs plus the incredible crowd participation and feedback.

Collection is a compilation by The Jam. It includes only one of the band's singles ("Just Who Is the 5 O'Clock Hero?") which was unreleased in the UK, as it focuses on the group's album tracks and B-sides. All tracks by Paul Weller. Away from the Numbers" - 4:02. I Got By in Time" - 2:05. I Need You (For Someone)" - 2:40. To Be Someone (Didn't We Have a Nice Time)" - 2:28. English Rose" - 2:46. In The Crowd" - 3:17. It's Too Bad" - 2:34.

The Jam were an English mod revival/punk rock band during the 1970s and early 1980s, which formed in 1972 at Sheerwater Secondary School in Woking, in the county of Surrey.

Features Song Lyrics for The Jam's First-Wave Rock 'n' Roll Hits, Vol. The Great Depression (Live) Lyrics. The Jam Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.