#Paul Weller (I think)

[bigbumder96]

a need, not a want

credits to @artof.ashton on tiktok

[crandberrysaucewithpulp]

why does miles’s face make a near perfect mirror of all of his inspirations combined . ever think about that huh

[balladofsallyrose]

[notasapleasure]

'The Stand Up Comic’s Instructions' [...] is a noble attempt to tackle racism built around Lenny Henry’s fierce lampooning.

“I still think it’s a brilliant idea,” says Steve. “To get a black comedian to talk about that racist, Northern, working men’s club tradition. We did a Saturday night TV show presented by Lenny on LWT. He came on stage and started singing with us on 'You’re The Best Thing' and Paul hooked up with him later.”

Mick: “That was bizarre, it was a message that kind of worked. He was keen to be involved and it was us having a go at the mainstream. Alternative comedy was just an infant then – Jim Davidson, Bernard Manning they were immensely popular. We’d grown up playing working men’s clubs and it opened us up to the narrowmindedness that bred in some of them.”

(source)

[my0favorite0art]

CurbItKirby Masterlist A.2

Masterlist A.1

Masterlist B (OCs w Molina face-claim)

A masterlist of @curbitkirby's Alfred Molina character fics. The masterlist had to be split into parts due to tumblr's link limit. The lists are sorted alphabetically by character, if you can't find what you're looking for check the other lists!

Note: up to date as of May 28, 2024

Konstantin “Kostya” Dmitrievich Levin

Sexworker!Reader bathing soft 

Former!Sexworker!Reader rough sex thigh riding choking biting kink 

angst p.1 

angst p.2 

jealousy light angst drabble 

Dom!Reader human furniture collars angst 

Former!Sexworker!Reader honeymoon sex 

Dom!Reader crossdressing object insertion 

slut shaming jealousy angst 

Virgin!Kostya Dom!Reader orgasm denial begging 

Reader gives Kitty to Kostya dubcon bondage

femdom dom-drop drabble

femdom mistress!reader

Rose!Kostya x Jack!Reader Titanic AU p.1

Chandler Manning

chandler dubcon drabble

Ricardo Morales

sub/dom workplace sex

jealous workplace sex

Reader convincing Ricardo to take a break 

lingerie kink sex anal play  

Undercover!Morales and Biker!Reader 

I don't think this is proper police procedure

Ricardo gives you a stamp of approval

Ricardo punishes reader drabble

Otto Octavius/Doc Ock

breeding kink

hate fucking

Otto brings Reader apology flowers 

Super!Reader choking dirty-talk 

Super!Reader groping dirty-talk angst 

Reader titfucking Otto drabble 

gentle Otto comforts Reader not ready for sex 

Otto eating out Reader overstimulation 

Otto fucking Reader overstimulation 

Comte De Reynaud

hate sex slut shaming face slapping 

slut shaming face riding choking kink face slapping angst 

Housewife!Reader loving sex 

Comte hungry for pussy 

Boss!Comte eats Reader out workplace sex 

knife kink argument 

Pregnant!Housewife!Reader angst falling out 

Comte lusting Reader drabble

Jekyll-Hyde!Comte dubcon sadism

Comte Caroline angst

Edy Rodriguez

edging belt leather kink 

santa kink object insertion 

Thief!Edy dubcon drabble 

Thief!Edy dubcon somnophilia

That's not the real santa Tiny!Reader Thief!Edy

Hank Spallone

Janitor!Hank x Teacher!Reader p.1

Janitor!Hank x Teacher!Reader p.2

Janitor!Hank x Teacher!Reader p.3

Janitor!Hank x Teacher!Reader p.4

Hugh Weldon

Dom!Reader face slapping crossdressing masturbation

non-discussed somnophilia wake-up blowjob 

breeding kink 

Dom!Reader pegging 

Dom!Reader puppy play edging 

exhibitionism watching a meteor shower fluff 

Paul Weller

tender sex throat fucking size kink 

College!reader light angst

[madamsixx]

David Bowie is the only rockstar that I know that married or dated a black woman

Sorry for getting back to you late.

I LOVE David Bowie, and I adore Iman 😍. She is so freaking BEAUTIFUL 😩

And I think there are lots of rockstars that dated/married black women.

Paul Weller from The Jam married Dee C Lee, a gorgeous black woman and they did The Style Council together.

Iggy Pop is married to a Nigerian woman

Robert Plant and Pam Grier

Billy Idol and Vanity

Nikki Sixx and Vanity

Marc Bolan from T.Rex was married to the original singer of "Tainted Love" Gloria Jones

Damon Albarn of Blur/Gorillaz and Shaznay Lewis of All Saints

Eric Clapton dated a few black women, including Miles Davis's ex-wife

Pete Doherty's ex is black or mixed (I forget)

Donyale Luna and Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones

Naomi Campbell and U2 Adam Clayton

Those are the ones I know.

[therecordchanger62279]

THE BEST WRITTEN SONGS OF ALL-TIME

     Because I have zero innate musical ability, the idea that someone can sit down with a musical instrument, and create an original song out of thin air is magic to me. Songwriting is a craft, but it’s inspiration that makes a good song into a great one. There are songwriters who seem able to turn out high quality songs in perpetuity. There are others who write maybe one or two great songs, and are never heard from again. So, I made a list of what I think are the 50 best written songs I’ve ever heard. These are in no particular order. I’ve listed the title followed by the songwriter or songwriters, and in parentheses is the performer I most enjoy hearing do the song – although most of these songs have been recorded countless times by a variety of artists. You can probably find all of these on YouTube or any of the streaming services. Most have lyrics, but some do not. But, it’s hard for me to imagine any of these songs being recorded by anyone with talent, and not retaining the brilliance with which the song was written.

Claire de Lune by Claude Debussy (Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orchestra)

Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin (Zubin Mehta & The New York Philharmonic, Gary Graffman, piano)

A Change Is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke (Sam Cooke)

Coal Miner’s Daughter by Loretta Lynn (Loretta Lynn)

Hello Walls by Willie Nelson (Faron Young)

I Left My Heart In San Francisco by George Cory and Douglass Cross (Tony Bennett)

God Bless The Child by Arthur Herzog, Jr. and Billie Holiday (Billie Holiday)

Eleanor Rigby by Paul McCartney and John Lennon (The Beatles)

Blind Willie McTell by Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan)

A Remark You Made by Wayne Shorter (Weather Report)

She’s Always a Woman by Billy Joel (Billy Joel)

Roll Me Away by Bob Seger (Bob Seger)

Margie’s At the Lincoln Park Inn by Tom T. Hall (Bobby Bare)

Angel From Montgomery by John Prine (Bonnie Raitt and John Prine)

Rainy Night in Georgia by Tony Joe White (Brook Benton)

You Never Can Tell by Chuck Berry (Chuck Berry)

Where or When by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart (Dion and The Belmonts)

American Pie by Don McLean (Don McLean)

It Was a Very Good Year by Ervin Drake (Frank Sinatra)

Gentle On My Mind by John Hartford (Glen Campbell)

Early Morning Rain by Gordon Lightfoot (Gordon Lightfoot)

Book of Rules by Harry Johnson and Barry Llewellyn (The Heptones)

Highwayman by Jimmy Webb (The Highwaymen)

American Music by Ian Hunter (Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson)

That’s Entertainment by Paul Weller (The Jam)

Song of Bernadette by Leonard Cohen (Jennifer Warnes)

Jazzman by Carole King and David Palmer (Carole King)

Talking Back to The Night by Steve Winwood and Will Jennings (Steve Winwood)

My Favorite Things by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II (John Coltrane)

Don’t It Make You Want to Go Home by Joe South (Joe South)

Sunday Mornin’ Comin’ Down by Kris Kristofferson (Kris Kristofferson)

Heart Like a Wheel by Anna McGarrigle (Linda Ronstadt)

I Am a Town by Mary-Chapin Carpenter (Mary-Chapin Carpenter)

Footprints by Wayne Shorter (Miles Davis Quintet)

Pleasant Valley Sunday by Gerry Goffin and Carole King (The Monkees)

This Old Town by Jon Vezner and Janis Ian (Nanci Griffith)

Brooklyn Roads by Neil Diamond (Neil Diamond)

Thrasher by Neil Young (Neil Young & Crazy Horse)

Box of Rain by Robert Hunter and Phil Lesh (Grateful Dead)

Is That All There Is? By Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller (Peggy Lee)

Louisiana 1927 by Randy Newman (Randy Newman)

King of the Road by Roger Miller (Roger Miller)

America by Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel)

The Sound of Silence by Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel)

Children’s Crusade by Sting (Sting)

My Girl by Smokey Robinson and Ronald White (The Temptations)

Green, Green Grass of Home by Claude “Curly” Putnam, Jr. (Tom Jones)

Downtown Train by Tom Waits (Tom Waits)

The Whole of The Moon by Mike Scott (The Waterboys)

My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys by Sharon Vaughn (Willie Nelson)

[stylecouncil]

if you could arrange a music festival, where would it be, who would play and what would the theme be?

my backyard. but if not my backyard then idk a field near my backyard. the theme would be “morgan (at this particular moment in time)” and the artists would be an inxs intro at their wembley peak but playing my favorite selections. then we take it down a bit for hunky dory era bowie (there will be more bowie later). into the smiths right before their break up with the conclusion being johnny marr’s evaporation and morrissey transforming into 1992 live in dallas morrissey or maladjusted tour morrissey spending on how I feel that day and we get a recreation of a famous stage storming. this then cuts into a sam’s town era killers preforming sam’s town and hot fuss selections and then what’s that? a selections from desired effect interlude. oh now its suddenly modern brandon flowers and he’s performing pressure machine front to back just for me. and then? the entirety of the killers at glastonbury 2019. including the pet shop boys interlude but this time extended to include other parts of their catalogue of my choosing. end scene. oh wait they’re coming back out. who’s with them? we transition into dustland with springsteen. springsteen slowly de-ages through the years and we go through my favorite points of his catalogue. courtney love comes out and throws a shoe at my head and I thank her. surprise tyler the creator frank ocean reunion. the 1975 interlude (I have to). robbie williams and madonna both walk onto the stage. what happens next? who knows. bowie is back. what’s this? its young americans bowie slowly transition into station to station think white duke bowie. oh and now it’s heroes era bowie with the little brown mullet performing selections from his entire catalogue. enter marc bolan for a few selections and some bowie duetting. and who’s that? lou reed is here to perform my personal selections from his catalogue and duet with bowie on satellite of love. what’s that? oh it’s paul weller. is it jam or style council paul weller? who knows but he’s playing all my favorites. pete doherty acoustic interlude. followed by a the format reunion live at the mayan theatre themed. dog man star suede/ the holy bible manic street preachers section. enter the kinks. 1969-1971 kinks specifically. now we transition to the noel gallagher portion of the evening. (paul weller also pops back out to play on a few) maybe we even get oasis at the heights of its powers. again it depends on how I feel that day. I think I would want the year 2000 oasis on their come down actually. we end everything on don’t look back in anger.

[novemberhush]

Rules: spell your username with song titles

Thanks for tagging me, @littleblackraincloudofcourse !❤️

N - November Air by Zach Bryan

O - Of Land and Sea by Amble

V - Violet by Hole

E - Empty Hearts by Josh Ritter

M - My Heart Is Broken by Ryan Adams

B - Broken Stones by Paul Weller

E - Everlong by Foo Fighters

R - Ride by Cary Brothers

H - High and Dry by Radiohead

U - Under the Bridge by Red Hot Chili Peppers

S - Sympathy for the Devil by The Rolling Stones

H - Hood of My Car by Anderson East

I did one of these just the other night and can’t remember who all I tagged so I’m just going to leave this one open for anyone who wants to grab a tag, doesn’t matter if we’re mutuals or not, doesn’t matter if we’ve ever interacted before or not, just go for it. (I promise I won’t think you’re weird!) 😘

[rosewatergrapefruit]

tagged by @stylecouncil 💋💋💏

Five songs on repeat lately:

Couple HM of wild wood by Paul weller, adventure of a lifetime by Coldplay, that’s entertainment, Noel’s cover of love will tear us apart, and stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before.

I think I’ve posted or directly named every song on here on this blog before 😭😍

I tag @twobrokenwyngs @menocchio-final-final @femchord @trillgutterbug @girlbloke @mariamlovesyou 🫶🫶🫶

[candytwist]

i think everyone on earth should listen to side a of confessions of a pop group. maybe the most beautiful music to ever come out of "sophisti pop" and im including prefab sprout when i say that. like why did paul weller go all george gerswhin on this record its so beautiful..... like im being so fr go listen to the first 5 tracks on this rn everything after you can ignore but WOWWWWW. like it moves between sade type jazz pop and ornate chamber music w EASE its a combo you wouldnt think of together but it works so well

[oasisbreakup]

I think I'm gonna be late for paul weller 😔 can't help being a working girl

[cherrylng]

Great Guitarists 100 - Mick Ronson, Joe Perry, Steve Jones, Mick Jones, Paul Weller, and Andy Gill [CROSSBEAT (November 2009)]

Mick Ronson What is the sound of glam rock? In a nutshell, it's the sound of Mick Ronson's glossy guitar. From 1970 to 1973, Mick Ronson was David Bowie's right-hand man and the guitarist who defined the sound of the glam rock era. His best-known work from the glam period is Bowie's 1973 album "Aladdin Sane". The sound of glam's golden era can be fully appreciated, including the guitar sighing in "The Prettiest Star". His independent 1974 solo work features songs that show Bowie's influence. He remained in intermittent contact with Bowie and Ian Hunter until his death in 1993. However, I think his best work as a rock guitarist is the 1971 Bowie song "The Man Who Sold the World". Listening to the dynamic performance of 'The Width of a Circle', you realise that he had plenty of potential to become a hard rock guitar hero. -Hirose Tohru

Representative albums "The Man Who Sold The World" (1971, photo) David Bowie "Aladdin Sane" (1973)

Joe Perry Besides Jeff Beck and Jimi Hendrix, Joe Perry's biggest influence was Peter Green, the guitarist of the early blues-tinged Fleetwood Mac. His cover of "Stop Messin' Round" is a favourite, sung by Joe himself and performed live without fail, and is included in the covers collection "Honkin' on Bobo". He mainly uses a Gibson Les Paul, but also plays chords and solos on a six-string bass as well as a regular guitar, and his weighty sound can be heard on two of Aerosmith's best-known albums of the 1970s, "Rocks" and "Draw the Line". The figure of him singing with Steven Tyler on stage with one microphone is reminiscent of Mick & Keith of the Rolling Stones, and countless artists, such as Slash of Guns N' Roses, admire his cool guitarist image. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "Rocks" (1976, photo) Aerosmith "Draw the Line" (1977)

Steve Jones Steve Jones is the guitarist of the Sex Pistols, a band synonymous with 70s punk. His most famous work is, of course, his debut album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols". At the time of its release, he was playing the guitar behind the bellowing Johnny Rotten, and that's exactly what he did. At the time of its release, the only impression it gave was that of a punk band with a bad-ass vigour, but 30 years later, on the live reunion album "Filthy Lucre Live", the band sounded extremely decent! However, if you look back after the Pistols broke up, they played on many albums, including The Professionals with Paul Cook, Suzy & The Banshees and Bob Dylan. The 30-year gap in the sound of "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" may be proof of his struggle to find a place in the world before the Pistols, when he liked Iggy Pop, David Bowie and others and stole their equipment, while being torn between the rise and fall of punk and the rock music that followed. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" (1977, photo) The Sex Pistols "Filthy Lucre Live" (1996)

Mick Jones Mick Jones used to be a big fan of Mott the Hoople, to the extent that he even followed them around. The guitar that made his mark on the world was that jangly, crisp guitar. The Clash's "London Calling" was a milestone in punk, but it also showed many different directions, including reggae and rockabilly. It is a must-hear along with "Combat Rock", which later spawned big hits such as "Rock the Casbah". The band's versatile sound, while also defining punk guitar cool, earned them a spot on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 25 most underrated guitarists in history. Since the Clash, he has been involved in various bands and projects, including Big Audio Dynamite, but in recent years he has been more active as a producer, for example with the Libertines. It is no wonder that he is close friends with the members of Hard-Fi. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "London Calling" (1979, photo) The Clash "Combat Rock" (1982)

Paul Weller During his time with The Jam, Paul Weller was far more highly regarded as a vocalist and songwriter than as a guitarist. It is well known that after the Style Council, which greatly expanded his musical range, his presence as a guitarist increased alongside this. Originally, his guitar playing was more of a backing for songs, focusing on chord cutting and rhythm riffs, and he was not a technically gifted guitarist by any means. He has actively played guitar solos since going solo, but when listening to his playing, I feel the influence of Neil Young, with whom he has also featured on cover songs. The common denominator is his clumsiness, which becomes a passionate emotion and erupts in his tasteful, bad-guitar playing, and his hot, rough guitar charm is even more powerful in his spontaneous playing live. -Yoshihiro Hoshina

Representative Albums "All Mod Cons" (1978, photo) The Jam "Catch-Flame!" (2006) Paul Weller

Andy Gill Gang of Four from Leeds were one of the first post-punk bands to be enthusiastically re-appraised in the 1990s and 2000s. The band's first impression in the early days was Andy Gill's incisive cutting. His clean, cutting-only playing on tracks such as 'Damaged Goods' inspired later alternative acts. It is also symbolic that in later years Gill produced work for the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Jesus Lizard. Although the general reputation of the band is concentrated on their first two albums, their later works, which replaced the band members and had a more funk-tinged sound, were also revisited in the 2000s. Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Rakes, who participated in the 2005 revival album "Return The Gift", were the first of the bands to inherit Gill's chappiness and dry funk feel. Gill's shadow can be clearly seen in the arrangements of Franz Ferdinand and Bloc Party. -Masatoshi Arano

Representative albums "Entertainment!" (1979, photo) Gang of Four "Return The Gift" (2005)

Pictured: Les Paul (left) and Dick Dale (right)

Top 10 guitarists by genre: Instrumentalists The country-tinged (1/ Les Paul) is an exception to the rule, and the influence of the guitar he developed, as well as his playing style, is enormous. The founder of garage (2/ Link Wray), known for "Rumble" (also covered by Guitar Wolf), inspired Pete Townshend and many other guitarists. The Shadows' bespectacled man (3/ Hank Marvin), who used tremolo arms extensively to produce a clear sound, was Britain's first guitar hero and was admired by Brian May and Ritchie Blackmore. (4/ Allan Holdsworth) and (5/ John McLaughlin), with their superb technique and wealth of musical information, have moved freely between jazz/fusion and rock, influencing everyone from Eddie Van Halen to Vernon Reid and Mike Stern. (6/ Duane Eddy), who helped make the guitar the mainstay of rock 'n' roll in the 1950s, has earned the respect of too many guitarists, including George Harrison. Telecaster user (7/ Steve Cropper), who supported Stax Records as the guitarist of Booker T. & the M.G.'s, also deserves a lot of credit. Kraut-rock stalwart Ash Ra Tempel's (8/ Manuel Göttsching) has continued his experimental guitar adventures as he released 'Inventions For Electric Guitar'. John Frusciante has been playing delicate guitar sounds sprinkled with various effects since the heyday of punk/New Wave, and (9/ Vini Reilly) has been highly acclaimed by John Frusciante. (10/ Dick Dale), familiar to many for "Mirselou", established the surf guitar with a Middle Eastern melody, and impressed even the young Jimi Hendrix. -Shiho Yamashita

Les Paul

Link Wray

Hank Marvin

Allan Holdsworth

John McLaughlin

Duane Eddy

Steve Cropper

Manuel Göttsching

Vini Reilly

Dick Dale

[petite-madame]

I'm sure you hear this every day, but... O. M. G! Your art is divine! The details amaze me and every time I look at it, I find something new. Right now I'm obsessed with your Sherlock series (even if part of it is sad 😢). Your elderly Sherlock is perfect!

I particularly love your John. There's a lot of artists that draw/paint characters from Sherlock, and many of them are wonderful, but looking at your John Watson made me feel like I was actually going to see him stand up and say something! I think Martin Freeman is so gorgeous, and you captured his distinctive look when he is playing John really well. Like I wouldn't even have to see anything but his face and know that it was John vs. Lester or Phil. Thank you!

I'm also quite sure that you are busy with all of your other work (I also love the Black Panther art I've seen), but I was wondering if you are planning any more Sherlock art in the future? Do you ever draw anything based on or inspired by any fanfic? I could absolutely see your work being part of or as an addition to some of the excellent writing out there. (maybe that's just my wishful thinking hahaha 😉😂).

Anyway, sorry for rambling on, I just can't get over how beautiful the Sherlock series is. I'm going to stalk the rest of your work now!

PS the Soldier Boy piece is fantastic as well! Have you considered other Boys characters? I think you could do stunning work with Butcher, Hughie, Maeve and Stormfront, just to name a few of my favorite characters 😉❤️

Hi anon!

Thank you so much for such a detailed ask and for enjoying my art in general and my Sherlock art in particular! It's very kind of you. ❤

Right now I'm obsessed with your Sherlock series (even if part of it is sad 😢). Your elderly Sherlock is perfect!

(In reference to THIS POST) Thank you so much! I'm quite sadistic, honestly. First Sherlock artworks since 2015 and what do I do ? I kill this poor John and Sherlock ends up on his own. Don't ask me why I had this terrible idea! 🙃

I particularly love your John.

Do you know that he's not that easy to draw ? Bizarrely, Sherlock is easier (except his chin).

I think Martin Freeman is so gorgeous

He is. I'm French and I don't know how to explain it better than he's the cute British guy next door, the one with whom you dream to go to a Paul Weller concert with (that's how I perceive him, don't ask 😅). I'm hoping for a return of the bangs one day 😞

I'm also quite sure that you are busy with all of your other work (I also love the Black Panther art I've seen), but I was wondering if you are planning any more Sherlock art in the future?

YES! But this time, I'm not killing this poor John. First, I have two portraits to post, one of Sherlock and one of John (you can view a preview HERE). Then, when I have the time I'll work on a follow up to this series and this time it will be "John Watson's Camera Roll" (so John's POV) but I won't do it immediately because I've just finished working on a new Avengers series and I'm a bit tired. 😅

Do you ever draw anything based on or inspired by any fanfic?

Sherlock fics no, I've never collaborated with an author but I did tons of collabs for Supernatural and even Marvel fan fictions. I gathered a good part of my works in a PDF HERE.

PS the Soldier Boy piece is fantastic as well! Have you considered other Boys characters?

I'm going to be honest. I love The Boys but so far I don't have enough time or interest to draw anything inspired by it. I prefer focusing on Sherlock and The Avengers.

Thanks again for your lovely ask and have a great day!

This scene...I fell from my chair the first time I saw it 😂

[thesmilingfish]

I have a memory stick that I use for listening to music to in the car. The songs play alphabetically and recently I noticed that it took a REALLY long time to get through songs starting with the word "don't". Like to work and back. More than once.

I don't know, it amused me.

I've listed them under the cut so you can laugh at me if you like.

(Don’t Fear) The Reaper - The Mutton Birds

(Don’t Go Back to) Rockville - REM

Don’t - Elvis Presley

Don’t - Ed Sheeran

Don’t - Bryson Tiller

Don’t Be Cruel - Elvis Presley

Don’t Be Shy - Cat Stevens

Don’t Be Taken In - The Dave Clark Five

Don’t Blame Me - Peggy Lee

Don’t Bother Me - The Beatles

Don’t Bring Me Down - ELO

Don’t Call Me Baby - Voice of the Beehive

Don’t Call on Me - The Monkees

Don’t Cha Wanna Ride - Joss Stone

Don’t Change - INXS

Don’t Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Don’t Come the Cowboy With Me Sonny Jim! - Kirsty MacColl

Don’t Crash the Car Tonight - Mary’s Danish

Don’t Cry for Me Argentina - Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

Don’t Cry, Baby - Etta James

Don’t Cry - Asia

Don’t Deceive Me (Please Don’t Go) - James Newton Howard (Primal Fear soundtrack)

Don’t Do Me Like That - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Don’t Dream it’s Over - Crowded House

Don’t Dream of Anybody But Me - Bobby Darin

Don’t Eat Yellow Snow - Frank Zappa

Don’t Ever Change - The Beatles

Don’t Forget Me - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Don’t Forget to Dance - The Kinks

Don’t Get Around Much Anymore - Tony Bennett (featuring Michael Buble)

Don’t Get Me Wrong - The Pretenders

Don’t Give Up - Peter Gabriel (featuring Kate Bush)

Don’t Give Up on Us - David Soul

Don’t Go Away - Oasis

Don’t Go Breaking My Heart - Elton John (featuring Kiki Dee)

Don’t Go Home - Kirsty MacColl

Don’t Go - Yaz

Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Crystal Gayle

Don’t Keep it a Secret - Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

Don’t Know How - Joss Stone

Don’t Know Why - Norah Jones

Don’t Leave Me That Way - Thelma Houston

Don’t Let Go of the Coat - The Who

Don’t Let Him Go - REM Speedwagon

Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight - James Taylor

Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals

Don’t Let Me Down, Gently - The Wonder Stuff

Don’t Let Me Down (Naked) - The Beatles

Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying - Gerry and the Pacemakers

Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me - George Michael and Elton John

Don’t Look Away - The Who

Don’t Look Back in Anger - Oasis

Don’t Lose Your Temper - XTC

Don’t Make Me Wait - Locksley

Don’t Make Promises - Paul Weller

Don’t Mind - Kent Jones

Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles

Don’t Pay the Ferryman - Chris DeBurgh

Don’t Pull Your Love Out - Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds

Don’t Put Me Down - Jimmy Liggins and His Drops of Joy

Don’t Put Your Daughter on the Stage Mrs. Worthington - Vic Reeves

Don’t Rain On My Parade - Bobby Darin

Don’t Sleep in the Subway - Petula Clark

Don’t Speak - No Doubt

Don’t Stand So Close to Me - The Police

Don’t Start Now - Dua Lipa

Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough - Michael Jackson

Don’t Stop Believin’ - Journey

Don’t Stop Me Now - Queen

Don’t Stop the Music - Yarbrough and Peoples

Don’t Stop - Fleetwood Mac

Don’t Take Your Guns to Town - Johnny Cash

Don’t Tell Me - Ruel

Don’t Think of Me - Dido

Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright - Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons

Don’t Turn Around - Aswad

Don’t Wanna Be Like That - Joe Jackson

Don’t Wanna Know - Maroon 5 (featuring Kendrick Lemar)

Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me/I’m in the Mood For Love - Louie Prima

Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me - Django Reinhardt

Don’t Worry Baby - The Beach Boys

Don’t Worry Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin

Don’t Worry - Marty Robbins

Don’t You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds

Don’t You Know Who I Think I Am - Fall Out Boy

Don’t You Want Me - Human League

[homoirrealis]

He didn't just say what I think he did, did he? Never-ending spiral or Miles and Alex keep singing about each other...

The reason why I started looking into it was this line: "So I put on my suit, polished my best shoes " Constantly, Miles Kane (Change the Show) Sounds familiar? Yeah, it is, isn't it? "Wardrobe's lint-rollin' your velveteen suit And smudgin' dubbin' on your dancin' shoes" Mr Schwartz, Arctic Monkeys

So i thought, okay... Let's listen to some more of this Constantly song... "Driver, stop, turn this cab around 'Cause I hear the sound Of Bandini's call " Constantly, Miles Kane (Change the Show)

So pull over, I know the place Don't you know an apparition is a cheap date? What exactly is it you've been drinking these days? Jukebox in the corner Long hot summer Star Treatment, Arctic Monkeys So you will be like: okay... The first 2 lines are somewhat similar, but who is Bandini and what has it got to do with Long hot summer? We all knew that Long hot summer is Paul Weller's (The Style Council) reference and that The Last Shadow Puppets were into it during the EYHCTE recording. Check this interview here [5:14 min]

But what has Bandini got to do with any of it? In 2019 Bandini released his debut album “Barflies” produced by Camelle Hinds who worked with [coughing in gay] Style Council, Paul Weller)... This Bandini is great too btw.... Check it out...