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Steve Brookes joins us on the podcast to
tell his story of 66.

Steve plays acoustic guitar on I Woke Up.

The Magic Behind Paul Weller's New Album '66': An
Exclusive Insight with Steve Brookes

Paul Weller, the legendary singer, songwriter, and musician, has
once again graced us with a new album, '66'. This podcast series
takes you behind the scenes to explore the creative process and
collaborations that brought this album to life. In this episode,
we are joined by none other than Steve Brookes, Weller's
childhood friend and musical collaborator.

Steve's connection with Paul Weller spans over fifty years,
starting from their days of creating The Jam together. This
deep-rooted friendship and musical synergy have continued to
flourish, with contributions to Weller's albums from '22 Dreams'
to the present '66'. Their journey together is a testament to the
enduring power of collaboration and shared passion for music.

One of the standout tracks on '66' is "I Woke Up," which features
Steve Brookes on acoustic guitar, Richard Hawley on lap steel,
Paul Weller on bass and acoustic, and beautifully orchestrated
strings by Hannah Peel and the Britten Sinfonia. This track,
which opens side two of the album, is a perfect example of the
collaborative spirit that defines '66'.

Steve shares his experience of recording the intricate classical
guitar part, a technically challenging piece that he was
determined to perfect.

The episode also delves into a memorable charity gig in Liverpool
at the end of 2023, where Steve performed alongside Paul Weller
and other talented musicians. The camaraderie and shared
experiences during their journey to the gig highlight the
personal and professional bonds that have shaped their music. His
anecdotes about their conversations on the road, touching on
music, aging, and life, offer a glimpse into the genuine
friendship that underpins their collaboration.

Steve also reflects on the importance of meaningful feedback from
respected peers in the music industry. He recalls the profound
impact of receiving praise from Danny Thompson, a revered figure
in the music business. Such moments of recognition are
invaluable, affirming the hard work and dedication that go into
creating music.

As the conversation unfolds, Steve reveals the meticulous yet
spontaneous nature of Weller's creative process. From last-minute
setlist changes to impromptu new song performances, Paul's
dynamic approach keeps his collaborators on their toes, ensuring
that the music remains fresh and exciting.

For fans of Paul Weller and those curious about the
behind-the-scenes magic of music production, this episode is a
treasure trove of insights and stories.

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