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	David Watts (The Jam) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		David Watts was the first single to be taken from the third studio album All Mod Cons by The Jam on 26th August 1978.
		The song is a cover of a Kinks track from the album Something Else By The Kinks and featured bassist Bruce Foxton on vocals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Watts_(The_Jam) (147 words)

	NEW WAVE SINGLE SLEEVE GALLERY - 18
		The Jam - 7" single "David Watts"/"'A' Bomb in Wardour Street" - Polydor 2059 054, U.K. pressing, 1978.
		The Jam - 7" single "All Around the World"/"Carnaby Street" - Polydor 2058 903, U.K. pressing, 1977.
		The Jam - 7" single "The Eton Rifles"/"See-Saw" - Polydor POSP 83, U.K. pressing, 1979.
	www.endlessgroove.com /issue6/nwgal18.htm (147 words)

	Encyclopedia: Bruce Foxton
		He also sang lead vocals on The Jam's songs David Watts (a cover of a Kinks track) and News of the World (which was his own composition, the only Jam single not to be written by the band's lead singer / guitarist Paul Weller).
		Bruce Foxton is a British rock and roll musician from Woking, Surrey who was the bass player in pop _ punk band The Jam, and currently plays in Stiff Little Fingers.
		Updated 124 days 1 hour 16 minutes ago.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Bruce-Foxton (147 words)

	JamBands.Com - October 1999 - The Music Never Stops For Barry Smolin
		So Smolin is one of the loudest voices promoting the jam band scene and introducing its sounds to new listeners.
		KPFK broadcasts with 112,000 watts giving it the strongest FM signal west of the Mississippi River, covering a broad area that includes such high population density centers as Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, and parts of San Diego.
		As part of our special radio month at jambands.com (check out our new Jam Between The Dials section), we decided to speak with one of the best known groove radio hosts, Barry Smolin.
	www.jambands.com /oct99/features/smolin.html (4138 words)

	Bruce Foxton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bruce did take lead vocals on a few tracks, most notably the singles David Watts (a cover of a Kinks track) and News of the World, which was his own composition.
		Bruce Foxton is a British rock and roll musician born on September 1st 1955 in Woking, Surrey who is best remembered as the bass player in punk/new wave band The Jam.
		Bruce did pen a few other tracks, but they were relegated to B-sides and album tracks; he was considered a vastly inferior songwriter to Weller.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bruce_Foxton (435 words)

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