The style council my ever changing moods

(A shorter American-only remix had been the hit.) In Great Britain, where the album was called CafГ© Bleu and had a hugely different tracklist, Weller and Talbot re-recorded the song for piano and voice, partially to fulfill the band's desire to keep changing from record to record and partially to re-focus the song onto Weller's lyrics. The American version of the first Style Council album, titled after the single, features the UK 12' version of the song. But I'm caught up in a whirlwind and my ever changing moods. A neat fusion of sweet summertime pop and right-on lyrical sentiments, 'My Ever-Changing Moods' is that rarity, a bit of chewy pop fluff that lingers in the listener's mind for quite a while afterwards. I wish to stay forever - letting this be my food.

(Paul Weller's previous band, the Jam, had never gotten close.) It certainly helps that 'My Ever Changing Moods' was the most commercial song Weller had ever written up to that point, a brilliant blend of Curtis Mayfield-style soul - courtesy of Steve White's expert percussion and Mick Talbot's delicious organ and clavinet work, not to mention Weller's own expert handling of a wah-wah pedal - and the politically-charged songwriting that Weller had made his stock in trade for years. My Ever Changing Moods was released as the lead single from The Style Council. With the release of their first proper album, the European Polygram corporation offered US licensing to the young and hungry Geffen label, which managed to turn their first Style Council release, the early 1984 single 'My Ever-Changing Moods,' into an actual US Top 40 hit. The song was written by the lead singer, Paul Weller. Although the Style Council had released several hit singles in the UK in 1983, their US label Polydor had never properly marketed the band, since it was in the process of slowly phasing out its operations.

The style council my ever changing moods