The Clash - All The Young Punks - A People's History

The premier band to emerge from the punk explosion of the late 1970s, The Clash graduated from sweaty London clubs to play arenas and sports stadia. With singer Joe Strummer at the helm and Mick Jones writing guitar riffs that mixed glam rock with uptown Jamaica, The Clash produced vibrant live performances that turned the excitement level up to eleven every time they hit the stage.

Remembered for Strummer’s political pronouncements, anthemic songs like ‘White Riot’ and I Fought The Law’ and classic hit singles including ‘Bank Robber’, ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’ and ‘Rock The Casbah’, for a whole generation the Clash were the only band that mattered. 300 fans tell their story of seeing The Clash. With a foreword by Billy Bragg.