The Clash

1979, The Clash interviewed on Alright Now.

The Clash - "The Call Up" #TheClash

1976, The Clash play a showcase at Rehearsals Rehearsals studio in in Camden, London for journalists and friends only. 📸: Kate Simon

Can you name the song? Now I got a job, but it don't pay I need new clothes, I need somewhere to stay

11th August 1982, The Clash perform at the Civic Centre in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA.

The Clash in New York City. 📸: Allan Tannenbaum

8th August 1980, The Clash released their single “Bankrobber” with “Rockers Galore… UK Tour” on the b-side. #TheClash

Finish the lyric... So he came to jazz it up Never learned to shovel

1982, The Clash interviewed on CBS New York News. #TheClash

1977, The Clash perform at Mont De Marsan Festival in France.

1979, The Clash perform at Ruisrock Festival in Turku, Finland. #TheClash

The Clash - "Armagideon Time" live #TheClash

1982, The Clash perform at The Brighton Centre. #TheClash

1982, The Clash perform at Brixton Fair Deal in London. 📸: Steve Rapport

Can you name the song? All right, time's up, let's have you out of here Okay, okay, don't push us when were hot!

27th July 1978, The Clash perform with Suicide, The Specials and Innocents at Music Machine in London.

26th July 1979, The Clash's debut album was released in the USA, one year after "Give 'Em Enough Rope", making it their second release in the US. Can you spot what's different about the cover and which songs were added to the US version that weren't on the UK release?

The Clash. 📸: Chester Simpson

1978, The Clash perform four nights at Music Machine in London, now known as KOKO.

The Clash - “I Fought the Law” #TheClash

Finish the lyric... Now I got a job But it don't pay

The Clash - "The Magnificent Seven" #TheClash

1982, The Clash perform at Bingley Hall in Birmingham. 📸: Phil Williams

Can you name the song? Sitting in a carriage of a Bakerloo Erotica my pocket got a packet for you

1979, The Clash play a benefit gig for the Southall Defence Fund, set up by Rock Against Racism at Rainbow Theatre in London. #TheClash

Black Swan ‘76 ➡️ Fagans ’26 📸: Oliver Nuttall

1978, The Clash perform at Top Rank in Cardiff.

1982, The Clash perform two nights at Brixton Fair Deal in London.

The Clash - "Bankrobber" #TheClash

Finish the lyric... Don't use the rules They're not for you, they're for the fools

1978, The Clash perform at Kinema Ballroom in Dunfermline. #TheClash

1979, The Clash photographed after soundcheck for their secret show at Notre Dame Hall, London. 📸: Virginia Turbett

4th July 1976, The Clash make their live debut supporting The Sex Pistols at the Black Swan, Sheffield, England.

1978, The Clash perform at Rafters in Manchester. 📸: Kevin Cummins

The Clash - "White Riot" live #TheClash

Can you name the song? Baby ain't got a hope You ain't got a hope

Born on this day in 1955, Mick Jones.

Finish the lyric... The sport of today is exciting The in crowd are into infighting

The Clash - “London’s Calling” #TheClash

1977, The Clash at London Westway. 📸: Adrian Boot

The Clash - “Complete Control” #TheClash

Brand new 7inch vinyl featuring Should I Stay or Should I Go / Straight To Hell, who picked up a copy? #TheClash

1980, The Clash perform two nights at London's Hammersmith Palais. 📸: Pete Still

On 16th June 1978 the single “White Man in Hammersmith Palais” is released with “The Prisioner” on the b-side. #TheClash

Can you name the song? The British Army is waitin' out there An' it weighs fifteen hundred tons

1977, The Clash perform at Grona Lund Tivoli in Stockholm, Sweden. 📸: Micke Borg

Brand new 7inch double A side yellow vinyl featuring Should I Stay or Should I Go / Straight To Hell is out now. theclash.lnk.to/SIS7

On 11th June 1982 “Rock the Cashbah” is released as a single with “Long Time Jerk” on the b-side. It was recorded almost entirely by Topper Headon. He recorded the piano, drums, bass and guitar in one day when he found himself alone at the studio. Later Mick added guitar & Joe lyrics. #TheClash

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The Clash - "Tommy Gun" #TheClash