Articles related to "Joe Strummer"

The first album from British Punk legends the Clash has influenced rock and roll music for almost three decades.

The Clash played a key role in establishing punk as a legitimate form of music in the mid 70's. They combined elements of rock, reggae and folk to create their own sound.

Follow the musical journey of The Clash, one of the most famous punk rock bands in history, from edgy punk rockers to outright music legends.

The life of Arthur Kane is one of success, failure, faith, redemption and tragedy. The documentary New York Doll tells Kane's story, but falls short of its potential.

Sweden's Moneybrother blends an array of rock influences for a fresh, contemporary take on modern, dramatic pop rock.

Along with the rise of Bob Marley, The Harder They Come was instrumental in bringing the sound of the Jamaican ghetto to a wider public in Britain and the USA.

By 1982, The Clash had out-run Punk Rock. Their albums Sandinista! and Combat Rock had divided critics in the UK, but American success was on the horizon.

Although Management is not a romantic comedy worth prioritizing your time to see, it has the funniest, and most truthful, Joe Strummer-related one-liner of all time.

All at one show were Don Henley, The Pretenders, and the Stray Cats for three flawless performances.

Around 1990 a group of English bands took up their guitars and effects pedals, offering a new take on psychedelia after punk put an end to excess in rock music.

An opinion piece about the essential albums every punk rock fan should have in their collection.