Noel Gallagher - The Story of 66 - Paul Weller Fan Podcast S02E15
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Noel shares the story behind Jumble Queen and more on this episode of the podcast.
Unveiling the Magic Behind Paul Weller's '66': An Intimate Chat with Noel Gallagher
We have a real treat for you in our latest podcast episode. This time, we dive deep into the world of music legends with none other than Noel Gallagher. Join us as we uncover the creative process behind Paul Weller's brand new album, '66', and explore the unique friendship and collaboration between these two iconic figures.
Noel Gallagher, known for his witty charm and unparalleled musical talent, shares some of the most entertaining and insightful stories from his journey. From the spontaneous creation of 'Jumble Queen' to the hilarious anecdotes about their neighbourly interactions, this episode is packed with moments that will make you laugh and marvel at the sheer brilliance of their musical minds.
One of the standout highlights of our conversation is the story behind 'Jumble Queen'. Noel recounts how he received a call from Paul Weller while working on his own project, 'Council Skies'. In a stroke of creative genius, Noel managed to pen the lyrics for 'Jumble Queen' in just 20 minutes, even before his food arrived! This spontaneous burst of creativity is a testament to the magic that happens when two musical powerhouses come together.
But it's not just about the songs. Noel opens up about the deep connection he shares with Paul Weller, a bond that goes beyond superficial showbiz relationships. Their friendship, built on mutual respect and shared experiences, has seen them through highs and lows, both personally and professionally. From their early days of admiration to their current status as close friends, their journey is a fascinating tale of camaraderie and collaboration.
We also delve into Noel's reflections on the music industry, the importance of not chasing creativity, and the invaluable advice he received from Paul Weller back in 1994. "When it's not there, don't chase it. Just let it go and let it find you," Paul had said, a piece of wisdom that Noel holds dear to this day.
For fans of The Jam, The Style Council, Paul Weller Solo and, of course, Oasis, this episode is a treasure trove of insights and behind-the-scenes stories.
Tune in to our latest episode and immerse yourself in the world of Paul Weller and Noel Gallagher.
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I could listen to noel all day long. A proper top bloke & a brilliant story teller. Thanks for a great interview PWFP.
I’ve seen both Noel & Paul many times but I think it was 1998 I had bought a ticket to see Paul in Newport Center.
This was pre internet & phones and there was a rumour circulating in the pubs before that Noel was supporting.
And indeed he was.
Noel came on with an acoustic guitar and sang 5/6 songs.Only about 1000 people there.
Great night.
You lucky so and so 😂
What a joy your podcasts are. Every single person you have had on over the yeas, has been so down to earth, Noel just says it like it is, lovely guy.
Wow, thank you! Much appreciated
Absolutely brilliant. Noel's always box office, and the story about Bono was just gold and definitely typical Weller. Loved Noel's cockney accent as well. "Alright, mate!" 🤣
Glad you enjoyed it
Brilliant interview, thanks and to Noel for taking the time. When he was talking about being a teenager mad into The Jam and how important they were, it brought back similar memories from those times.
The guy that bought us teenagers, as I was back in the 1970's the song, we're going underground, yeah liked that, use to sing it on the school bus, upstairs on the back seat, listening on one of those little square radio's, that took a square 9v battery, to make the battery last longer at night I Use to take it out and put it on the radiator, that gave it extra life.
Remember Adam Ant Stand And Deliver.
John Miles was another of my favourite with the song Music.
All Queen Records 10cc Life is a Minestrone and Good Morning Judge. Paul MCCARTNEY and wings, Band On The Run. Those were the days when the Top 40, Singles Chart Run Down was played on Tuesdays as from 12.00 Noon. The Number 1, being played at 1.00p.m. we were late back to class on a Tuesday.❤❤
Really great interview, I’ve listened to so many Noel interviews and this one really gets a different angle and you can tell he’s on form and enjoying the topic - really sounds like a true friendship
Thanks mate
Noel Gallagher motivates me, he simplifies things that appear difficult
Great work Dan. I’m listening for the second time! Thoroughly enjoyable.
That was absolutely brilliant. NG is always great in interviews but you get a really good picture of who - and what - Weller is as a musician and as a man listening to those stories. A hat tip to all involved. Great stuff.
Paul Weller legend , he plays piano on the Amorphous Androgynous "we Persuade" album...for which I painted the album cover,. It got a "Great sleeve. Love it!" from Weller himself!.
Brilliant interview
I met Noel years ago and he is a top bloke. Great interview again ❤
Superb interview, love that bit about Paul texting him to come out to the balcony lol
Absolutely brilliant interview
Great listen to a great 80s90s vibe legend!!..keep rocking rolling Noel.
Paul and Noel are both top performers and 2 people that i love so much they make me feel so good about life and music
Their controllers will be delighted to hear of that.
😳
“If i could write lyrics like his, I’d give it all up and become a poet” - NG
That was fucking brilliant! you two really kicked it off. Well done.
butterfly collector- one tune to listen too forever
YES!!!! Love the new episode Dan!
Please do an interview with the Steves Cradock and White!
Love Noel, great artist and old school real human
Really enjoyed that… such an open, honest and funny chat. I’m probably one of the only Weller fans who also like U2 so to hear the Bono stories made me die. Cheers Noel and Dan
me too!
Make it three of us then
Four ✋
You’ve never heard of Mark Devlin or the Tavistock Institute, have you?
Great interview! Could listen to Noel's stories forever. :)
really enjoyed this, great chat
Great interview! Hilarious! Two of the greatest songwriters ever for me. Perfect interviewer too!
Great interview
amazing album 🔥 amazing colaboration
Brilliant wow! Its like they're your pals. My mate Macc is a Noel soundalike but he was from York.
Good interview - funny - liked the stories -
Legend!
Is there a better interview than Noel Gallagher ?
Nope I could listen to him all day
Weller was spot on about Be Here Now.
😂
@@PaulWellerFanPodcast Oh dear, you don't like that album do you??
Enjoyable interview. Noel talked about The Sex Pistols making their mark after 5 years. Were the pistols not only around from 75 to 78. Strange comment from a Pistols fan
It was him talking about bands who have a magic period over 5 years rather than making their mark after 5 years.
after the split of the main members of the band in 1978- jones,cook and vicious continued to make Records and cook and jones were also involved with Malcolm McLaren with the making of the film The Great Rock n Roll Swindle. So it did span best part of five years- 75,76,77,78 and 79. band first got together in 1972! but first gig with recognised Pistols line-up was November 1975 after Rotten joined a few months before.
Great work! Thanks for the interview with the one and only. Just one question. When he talk about The monkeys, who the fuck are the monkeys? Thanks!
If it was the bit when we were talking about the song that Paul and Noel wrote together it was The Monkees. The 1960s pop rock band - Daydream Believer, Last Train to Clarksville etc
God that’s makes me feel old when people don’t know who the Monkey’s are! 🤔😉😘
@@lyngreenleaf1948 no too young as I wish though... 42 and I know who the monkeys were but I didnt get the joke I guess 😄😄
The Eton Rifles 1978 really?? Think you'll find it came out in October 1979.
To be fair - he was on the spot - rather than able to sit the doing research as I was firing questions at him.
I think he meant 79 on so it goes?
Days lose their names and time slips away...
Well someone’s got a story to tell there pals at work this week, of how they tripped a podcasts facts up, despite the fact it wasn’t a fact based documentary but one man’s ode to a man he dearly likes, respects and admires and what comes across is that a multimillionaire rock star is still basically just a fan of Paul wellers as much as anything, without blowing smoke up your bottom that’s what came across, great listen
Who cares
Where is this interview taking place? Is it in a warehouse, sounds a bit Echo ie.😊😊
His office.
I thought Noel moved to the countryside a few years ago? Did he move back to London when he split with Sara?
Yep moved out to Hampshire in 2019 according to an interview he did in Germany and back to Maida Vale 2023 / 2022
The Pistols did not last 6 years.
He didn’t say that they did !
18.29.min
THEIR music was continuing to be released into 1979. iF YOU want to be pedantic-they actually formed in 1972-that was the first line-up with Wally Nightingale . After the split of the main members of the band in 1978- jones,cook and vicious continued to make Records and cook and jones were also involved with Malcolm McLaren with the making of the film The Great Rock n Roll Swindle. So it did span best part of five years- 75,76,77,78 and 79. band first got together in 1972! but first gig with recognised Pistols line-up was November 1975 after Rotten joined a few months before.
22 Dreams? Good single LP. Overrated as a double. Maybe im alone in thinking this?
Yep. You’re alone. 😂
Fabulous album, probably his best solo work . So diverse.
@@tommccrisken5319 his first album, plus Stanley Road, Wild Wood and Heliocentric are all superior imo. Each to his own though eh? 👍
So weird hearing Weller saying he wasn't really into what he did from 90-2000?! It was on radio 1 interview, shocked me😅
And they didnt play it on whistle test it was a programme called something else and they did when youre young as well
Do you really expect Noel to the be a jam fanatic like you ? He loved Paul there mates and loved the tunes why be so pedantic
@@michaelmulhall5007 he should be
Noel’s schtick involves making stuff up.
He was 11 / 12 and it was over 45 years ago. I think we can forgive him on that one. I can’t remember if I first heard Weller on radio or TOTP. I say the latter but it was over 30 years ago so not 100%.
@@michaelmulhall5007 the word in that context is THEIR... Ever considered an Adult Literacy course?