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Original handwritten Paul Weller stage setlist from his performance at the Royal Albert Hall, London, on 9 February 2002, as part of the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts.The handwritten setlist includes:Whirlpool’s End
Into Tomorrow
Didn’t Mean to Hurt You
Peacock Suit
Out of the Sinking
Sunflower
Picking Up Sticks
Fortune’s Drive
One Way Road
Remember How We Started
Wild Wood
Holy Man
Stanley Road
You Do Something to Me
Heavy Soul
The Changingman
Woodcutter’s Son
Broken Stones
Town Called MaliceEncore:
Walk on Gilded Splinters
I Can See for MilesThe concert itself can be independently documented to 9 February 2002, and the songs on this sheet correspond closely with the recorded set from that evening.It was a particularly memorable Teenage Cancer Trust show. Noel Gallagher joined Weller for One Way Road, Carleen Anderson appeared on Fortune’s Drive and Walk on Gilded Splinters, Kelly Jones joined for Woodcutter’s Son, Jimmy Page performed Dazed and Confused with Weller’s band, and Roger Daltrey joined for the closing I Can See for Miles. Contemporary coverage also confirms the Page, Gallagher and Daltrey appearances.Interestingly, Dazed and Confused does not appear on this handwritten setlist, although it was performed during the show, suggesting the Jimmy Page appearance was inserted separately into the running order. Remembering Cradock coming back onto the stage wearing a parka for dazed and confused. Mod forever The setlist is handwritten in black marker and retains the original gaffer tape used to secure it on stage. The marker ink can also be seen penetrating through the reverse of the paper.This came from my own collection and has been retained for many years. It is being sold as an original stage-used setlist handwritten by Paul Weller, not a printed or photocopied reproduction.It naturally shows considerable signs of stage use and age, including creasing, marks, tape and general handling wear. These are part of its history and have deliberately been left untouched. Please study all photographs carefully.A superb piece of original Paul Weller memorabilia from a remarkable Royal Albert Hall performance involving some of the biggest names in British rock.£399 Buy It Now / Best Offer.
