From The Jam on the Beat Surrender Final Tour 40th Anniversary with very special guests Buzzcocks. Very special guests on the tour are punk rock legends Buzzcocks who formed in 1976. Buzzcocks ...

the Jam landed 18 consecutive singles in the UK Top 40, four of which became number-one hits in the country: “Going Underground,” “Start!”, “Town Called Malice,” and “Beat Surrender.” ...

in 1980, “A Town Called Malice” and “Beat Surrender” in 1982. “Beat Surrender” was the Jam’s final single before Paul Weller broke up the band, moving onto the more soul-centric ...

“A Town Called Malice,” and “Beat Surrender.” The Jam broke up in 1982. At the time, Weller’s passion for R&B and soul influences inspired him to start the new group The Style Counci ...

Buckler’s death was confirmed by his former Jam bandmate Paul Weller ... Eton Rifles,” “A Town Called Malice,” and “Beat Surrender.” Weller broke up the band in 1982 to form the ...

where he joined forces with fellow pupils Paul and Bruce to form The Jam in the early 1970s. The band went on to have four UK Number 1 singles, including Start and Beat Surrender. They released ...

and “Beat Surrender” – and six full-length studio albums. Though they enjoyed major success in the U.K. and other parts of the world, U.S. popularity eluded the band. The Jam’s biggest Ame ...

“Rick Buckler, best known as the legendary drummer of The Jam, passed away peacefully ... which debuted atop the chart — and “Beat Surrender” in 1982. Schooled in soul and R&B music ...

The Jam bassist Bruce Foxton also shared a tribute ... in 1980, and 1982’s “Town Called Malice” and “Beat Surrender.” The band went their separate ways in 1982, and the following year ...