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The Clash 12/27/1979
Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
| Source | SBD > silver bootleg CD > xAct (flac) |
| Media | FLAC 1 disc |
| Notes | "White Men In Hammersmith Odeon" bootleg CD Tommy Gunn label disk one: 01 Clash City Rockers 02. Brand New Cadillac 03. Safe European Home 04. Jimmy Jazz 05. Clampdown 06. The Guns of Brixton 07. Train In Vain 08. Wrong 'Em Boyo 09. Koka Kola 10. White Man In Hammersmith Palais 11. Stay Free 12. Bankrobber 13. Janie Jones 14. Compete Control 15. Armagideon Time 16. London Calling 17. outro Line-Up: Joe Strummer - vocals / guitar Mick Jones - guitar / vocals Paul Simonon - bass / vocals Nicky "Topper" Headon - drums / vocals SBD > silver bootleg CD > xAct (flac) The Clash made this appearance at Paul McCartney's Concerts for the People of Kampuchea benefit. This soundboard recording appeared on one of the older and more common Clash bootleg LPs called "16 Tracks", but surprisingly went many years before turning up on CD. Here it is on the Tommy Gunn label, who either found a better source tape or did a good job of remastering as the sound is much improved on this CD. The band had toured America in Sep - Oct where some songs form the then unreleased London Calling LP were previewed. With that album fresh in the shops by this show, songs from it are now much more prominent in the set list. Also of note is a very early performance of Bankrobber in a more revved-up ska-like version, different from the soon to be released single which was much more in the reggae style of its "inspiration," Max Romeo's "Public Enemy Number One." |
| Trades Allowed | Yes |
| Ratings | Sound: A- |
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· Last Updated May 23, 2023
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