The Jam - The Eton Rifles download song

  • Artist: The Jam
  • Song Title: The Eton Rifles
  • Music Genre: Rock
  • Length: 04:02
  • Size: 9.5MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Abigail Pareja

2022-01-08 00:47:34 | User Info
We had some great music through the years but no one came close to The Jam :thumbsup_tone1:

Vero Vaca

2021-05-21 02:56:07 | User Info
Paul Weller used to purposely mime badly to show that they weren't playing live, because he disliked TOTP fakery. Or at least, that's what they'e said in the past.  Great song. 

Throwinguprainbo

2020-07-25 12:03:47 | User Info
I saw The Jam perform at the Winning Post in Whitton, Spring 1977. They were totally fantastic. From 1977-82, they couldn't put a foot wrong. This is a brilliant reminder of great pop music B.C (Before Cowell). Watch this and weep at the current state of pop today. No guts or passion......

jamincitogomez

2020-06-12 22:00:20 | User Info
This song is about the British caste system, where some are valued above others merely by their birth. It still exists of course.

Вася Морковкин

2020-05-12 16:20:09 | User Info
Cameron & Co (the Eton boys) mocked Paul and the other working class people, as they marched against high unemployment, and they [the marchers] had the misfortune to pass that bunch of wankers (the Eton mob). This gave Paul the inspiration to write this great tune. So when Cameron says he likes the Jam - alarm bells should ring in any sane persons mind.

Super Sonic88

2020-05-09 00:09:07 | User Info
They were English, they were British !      80s delivered us teenagers best song writters and bands which included The Jam ! ..... 

ekaesi

2020-05-04 12:56:20 | User Info
How can you not like this?? Its the Jam!!! ~old memories :)

dani chavez

2020-05-04 05:01:04 | User Info
What a great talent Paul Weller is! He's up there with Marriot, Lane and Ray Davis!

Mikelis D

2020-05-03 16:59:29 | User Info
Skins and mods, unique, 100% British and 100% pure class

moon.usagi

2020-04-28 18:51:56 | User Info
I can't think of a better way to ruin a classic song than to have the immaculately-quiffed Kid Jensen interrupt it at the end.

Jade Prout

2020-04-23 20:30:50 | User Info
didnt anyone hear that bass playing? absolutely genious.

tiffany lamb

2020-04-23 00:07:49 | User Info
Every generation has the music they deserve. The Jam was the music of my generation. Power.

Robert Howson

2020-04-21 06:36:32 | User Info
1st 7'' single I ever bought. I'm happy with that. If you're wondering what my 1st LP was (and I know you are) well that was Blondie -Parallel Lines. Happy days.

Anto Golub

2020-04-13 06:52:57 | User Info
i was 16 when this came out, what a time to be alive!

Wraith Wolfnight

2020-04-06 15:59:20 | User Info
If my young Mod self could have seen the current shower of Etonians run rampant within Westminster, I would have leaped off a bridge.

maddie robertson

2020-04-06 01:02:11 | User Info
ahhh when i was probably about 5/6 and my dad would play this in the car and i'd sing eating trifles haha oh dear

Goregrinding

2020-04-05 06:51:06 | User Info
An anger that was genuine. Their music meant something. It was a resistance, a voice confronting the rise of Thatcherism. I am angry now, millions are angry, where are the voices now?

Logan Reid Media

2020-03-30 10:01:18 | User Info
I still laugh at PM David Cameron's comment that this is one of his favourite songs. Which part of it did he not understand? ;-) All joking aside, cracking song! x