The record company refused to release the record as it was considered too dance orientated. This track segues into "Can You Still Love Me" on other versions of the album but here you only get 4 or 5 seconds of the intro as the track fades out.Ĭ1: "Can You Still Love Me" The version contained here is not the album version but the "Vocal" mix found on the B-Side of the "Promised Land" single (or track 5.2 on the Complete Adventures box set).ĭ1: "Everybody's On The Run" The version contained here is not the album version but "Version One" found on the B-Side of the "Long Hot Summer '89" single (or track 5.4 on the Complete Adventures box set). "Can You Still Love Me", "Love Of The World", "That Spiritual Feeling" & "Everybody's On The Run" all change positions.Ī1 "A New Decade" The mix on this LP is missing the 'peace brother' vocal at the start. The running order of this double album differs from the other available versions of this release ( Single LP/ Japanese CD/ Complete Adventures box set). The Cappuccino Kid is on holiday somewhere in the North of England. Listen on Spotify – 1998 – In Concert (Live) – The Style CouncilĬamelle played bass on the recordings taken from Melbourne, Dusseldorf, Edinburgh and Wembley – all 1985 – playing on A Man of Great Promise, A Boy Who Cried Wolf, A Stones Throw Away, Money Go Round / Soul Deep / Strength of Your Nature and Move on Up.Publishing info from back cover (there are some discrepancies with the label info):Ī1, A2, B1, B2, C1: Published by EMI Music Publishing LtdĬ2 & D2: Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd/Notting Hill Music (UK) Ltd/Copyright Controlĭ1: Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd/Copyright Control Track 8 – Sure is Sure was written by Camelle Hinds & Paul Weller Listen on Spotify – 1998 – Modernism (A New Decade) – The Style Council Listen on Spotify – 1992 – Paul Weller – Paul Weller Album Track 10 – Confessions 1,2 & 3 – (playing bass and backing vocals) Track 5 – The Gardener of Eden (A Three Piece Suite) Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews. While 'Modernism: A New Decade' was far short of an Earth-shattering development in house music, it was a brilliant example of the kind of beguiling EP the Council had initially utilized to differentiate itself (with early four and five song twelve-inch vinyl such as 'Au Paris' in Europe, as well as the US debut 'Introducing'). Listen on Spotify – 1988 – Confessions of a Pop Group – The Style Council Features Song Lyrics for The Style Councils Modernism: A New Decade album. Listen on Spotify – 1987 – The Cost of Loving – The Style Council He also played on the recording of All Year Round (Live) which was the B-Side to the single version of Above the Clouds.ġ986 Home and Abroad (Live)- The Style CouncilĬamelle played Bass Guitar as part of the band with Paul, Mick, Steve, Dee + Helen Turner, Steve Sidelnyk, Billy Chapman, Stuart Prosser, Chris Lawrence, Guy Barker and Mick Mower. When Paul Weller returned as a solo artist in 1991, Camelle joined the live band for a couple of years – and also contributed to a couple of songs on that brilliant first solo LP with credits on Round & Round and Kosmos (Backing Vocals). We’ll hear about special memories of that time – including July 13th 1985 and that performance in front of 72,000 people in Wembley Stadium for Live Aid ! along with the 3 nights at Wembley, with a 15 piece string section, that was captured on film for the Showbiz video.Ĭamelle played on each TSC album from that time – I’ve added the credits below – and also featured on the singles – Shout to the Top & The Lodgers, along with Dee C Lee’s 1986 LP Shrine and the 1993 Talbot & White – United States Of Mind album. In January 1985, Cam was invited to play on The Style Council’s second album Our Favourite Shop going on to join the live band for the Internationalists Tour in 1985 which featured Paul, Mick, Steve White, Dee C Lee, Helen Turner on keys and Camelle on Bass. In 1986 he founded Hindsight but this band disbanded in 1987 and he began recording solo work and became a much asked for session singer and bassist.
New York house DJ legend, Bert Bevans created club mixes of Money Go Round and Long Hot Summer which both featured Cam on bass.
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Facebook 0 Tweet 0 LinkedIn 0 Pin 0 Print 0 Email 0Ĭamelle Hinds has been involved in the music business, one way or another since the late Seventies – starting with TFB (Typical Funk Band) who went on to become Central Line – having success in the Brit Funk era before disbanding in 1983.Ĭamelle first met Paul Weller (when he was in The Jam) on a TV Show in Holland before a first connection with The Style Council in 1983.
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