Paul Weller's First Five Solo Albums Set For Reissue
Paul Weller: Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Paul Weller: Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Paul Weller’s First Five Solo Albums Set For Reissue

by Music-News.com on August 27, 2014

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Paul Weller’s first five solo albums will be released in a digital box set on September 9.

Classic Album Selection: Vol. 1 will include the albums Paul Weller, released three years after the breakup of Style Council, Wild Wood, which was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize, Stanley Road, with appearances by Steve Winwood and Noel Gallagher, Heavy Soul and Heliocentric.

All five albums went to the top ten in the U.K., all except his debut to either 1 or 2. None charted in the U.S.

Heliocentric was rumored to be his final album but he has, since, released six additional studio sets including 2012’s Sonik Kicks.

The set will also be released in the U.K. on September 8 via Island.

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