About this episode

Dean Rudland discusses his musical journey and connection to Paul Weller and Acid Jazz Records.

In this episode, Acid Jazz records co-owner, Dean Rudland shares his lifelong musical journey and personal relationship with the world of Paul Weller From being pulled into music by The Beatles and The Jam, through finding his own identity in Mod, to eventually working with and around the Weller orbit, Dean gives an insider’s perspective on cultural movements - and Paul Weller’s unique gift for making fans feel part of something bigger. Find podcast show notes and sign up for regular information at PaulWellerFanPodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: HenFred Studio

Guest: Dean Rudland

Topics covered

• music journey
• Paul Weller
• Acid Jazz Records
• Mod culture
• cultural movements

Keywords

• Dean Rudland
• Acid Jazz
• Paul Weller
• The Beatles
• The Jam
• Mod culture
• music history

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Acid Jazz, The Beatles, The Jam

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