From a four-song blast in 1977 to Shea Stadium in 1982, opening for The Who. Five years, nobody standing still.
The Clash • “Capitol Radio/Janie Jones/What’s My Name/Garageland” • 1977 [RITY Archive]
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Capital Radio / Janie Jones / What's My Name / Garageland — 1977, from the Reelin' In The Years archive
The Clash - White Riot (Live - Official Video)
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White Riot — the first single, live, done in under two minutes
The Clash - I Fought the Law (Live at the London Lyceum Theatre - 1979)
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I Fought the Law — London Lyceum, 1979
The Clash - Train in Vain (Stand by Me) (Live at the Lewisham Odeon, 1980)
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Train in Vain (Stand by Me) — Lewisham Odeon, 1980
The Clash "London Calling" (Live Paris 1980) | Archive INA
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London Calling — Paris, 1980, from the INA archive
The Clash - The Guns Of Brixton/ Clampdown (Live On Fridays)
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The Guns of Brixton / Clampdown — on ABC's Fridays, 1980. Paul Simonon sings the first one
The Clash - The Magnificent Seven (Official Video)
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The Magnificent Seven — the official video, the one break from the stage here
The Clash - Career Opportunities (Live at Shea Stadium, 1982)
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Career Opportunities — Shea Stadium, 1982
The Clash - Should I Stay or Should I Go (Live at Shea Stadium, 1982 - Official 4K Video)
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Should I Stay or Should I Go — Shea Stadium, October 1982, opening for The Who
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