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  1. 7 de ago. de 2023 · Once that realisation hits, it is a fine song, in fact, one of the best here, the choral chants, “ Liberation ” and “ Revolution “, more than a little uplifting. Master Of Time is little more than a damning indictment on new money and emperor’s clothes, over a loping beat and choppy guitar.

  2. 30 de ago. de 2016 · Having helped to define post-punk alongside John Lydon in Public Image Ltd, Jah Wobble (aka John Joseph Wardle) embarked upon a portfolio solo career of astonishing breadth and genre-diversity.As well as collaborating with Can, Eno, Bjork, Ginger Baker, Pharoah Sanders, Primal Scream, The Orb and countless others, he has led his Invaders Of The Heart since 1982 (apart from an alcohol-induced ...

  3. Famed and revered producer/bassist, Jah Wobble, makes his long awaited return to the postpunk sound that he helped birth in the pioneering Public Image Ltd.C...

  4. 13 de mar. de 2024 · Dylan Jones March 13, 2024. “The Cockney is dead, long gone, moved out to Essex,” says the great Jah Wobble (real name John Wardle) sitting in second-hand splendour in the otherwise hushed ...

  5. 7:00 pm. £35. Date: Fri 26th April 2024. Doors Open: 7:00 pm. On Sale: Tickets Open. Price: £35. Tickets are now available for JAH WOBBLE’S METAL BOX – REBUILT IN DUB at The Garage! For more events, check out what’s on here. BUY TICKETS.

  6. 13 de mar. de 2024 · “The Cockney is dead, long gone, moved out to Essex,” says the great Jah Wobble (real name John Wardle) sitting in second-hand splendour in the otherwise hushed dining room of the Chelsea Arts Club, where the ex-punk is holding court this afternoon.He is extraordinarily good company, whether he’s expounding on his Buddhist faith, the machinations of the music industry (a founding member ...

  7. 27 de jun. de 2017 · The lead-off single for Jah Wobble’s new album is a distinct echo from the past. First issued in 1978, Public Image was the debut 45 from PiL, the post-punk outfit formed by John Lydon in the wake of the Sex Pistols’ demise. Over its abrasive three minutes, Lydon poured scorn on his former colleagues over Keith Levene’s guitar and a classic rumbling bassline from Wobble.