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Buckler played for the band from its formation in 1972 until they broke up a decade later. The group released six studio albums and had 18 consecutive UK top 40 singles, four of them reaching number ...

The record was a certifiable album of the year ... Although he wore a T-shirt featuring Ron Artest’s infamous “Malice at the Palace” NBA brawl, Lenderman’s show was absolved of distracting ...

Early on, the Jam played early rock ‘n’ roll covers, but the band changed as ... The band’s debut album In The City came out later that year, and its title track was a top-40 UK hit.

With The Jam, the drummer released six studio albums including In The City (1977), All Mod Cons (1978) and Sound Affects (1980).

Rick Buckler, the drummer for seminal mod-punk band the Jam, died Feb. 17 in Woking, U.K. He was 69. Buckler’s death was confirmed by his bandmates Paul Weller and Bruce Foxton on social media.