Nov 30, 2005 • 1 min read

Weller says Jam will not reunite

Paul Weller tells Uncut that The Jam will never reform, calling it a sad cabaret, and dismisses reports of his £165 million fortune.

Why would this even come up? Well, because Uncut magazine asked Paul Weller if there was any chance that The Jam would reform. Weller responded: "Nah that would never happen. Why would I want to go back? For nostalgic reasons? That's never good enough. My philosophy is to embrace the new day and get on with it. If The Jam reformed now it'd just be a sad cabaret and that's not what I'm about at all."

Weller also commented on some recent reports that he's worth £165million: "Noel Gallagher called me up when he read that and said, 'You've been holding out on me, you tight bastard - lend us a tenner'. But £165 million is way, way off what I'm worth. If anyone knows where all those missing millions have gone, please give me a call."

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