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The Clash

4 cuts · 2 records · 2 albums in the crate

Songs The Clash recorded that someone else wrote: “Brand New Cadillac” by Vince Taylor, “Bankrobber” by Mick Jones and Joe Strummer and “I Fought the Law” by Sonny Curtis. Songs The Clash wrote that others recorded: “Clampdown” (Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, 2014), “Bankrobber” (Audioweb, 1996) and “(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais” (Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros, 2012). Songs The Clash wrote with others: “Will 2K” (with Lennie Bennett and Joel “Jo‐Jo” Hailey). On General Admission 4 Us: 4 cuts, 2 records and 2 albums from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.

Album · London Calling (1979)

The Clash's masterpiece is a thrilling, genre-hopping odyssey that captured the chaos and creativity of late-70s London like no other album.

A Rabbit Hole Records pick · 19 tracks · hear the album on YouTube ↗ · Apple Music ↗ · MusicBrainz ↗

Cuts from London Calling that start with The Clash
The Clash tore through "Brand New Cadillac," but they didn't write it. Who wrote the song and cut the original recording?Vince Taylor
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Joe Strummer and Mick Jones wrote 'Clampdown' for The Clash. Which of these acts later recorded their own take on it?Metallica
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Album · Combat Rock (1982)

The Clash's commercial peak — 'Should I Stay or Should I Go', 'Rock the Casbah', and 'Straight to Hell' — and Cobain's #28.

A Rabbit Hole Records pick · 12 tracks · hear the album on YouTube ↗ · Apple Music ↗ · MusicBrainz ↗

Cuts from Combat Rock that start with The Clash
Mick Jones and Joe Strummer wrote "Should I Stay or Should I Go" for The Clash. Which artist later took his own run at it?Tom Petty
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Records from Combat Rock
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The Clash recorded "Bankrobber" first, but the band shares its writing credit with one name from outside the lineup. Who is that co-writer?Half Pint
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