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Siouxsie Sioux (1980)
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Teenage Morrissey with friends circa 1979
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Robert Smith of The Cure
Brighton, UK (April 1, 1982)
© David Corio
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The Clash at the Brixton Fair Deal in July 1982, photographed by © Steve Rapport.
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Final days in the late Clash history: jamming just for their fans, backstage at the upstairs part of Coaster’s Disco in Edinburgh, April 1985, as part of their “Busking Tour” (photos by Steven Grey).
The band, in the post-Mick Jones lineup and right before their break up, attempted to start out fresh again, so they decided to leave their wallets at home and went on this busking UK tour with no rules, performing wherever the wind would take them and popping up under railway bridges, in subways or car parks, at pubs or even on park benches, surviving on the money thrown into their hats and sleeping on fans’ floors.
Sadly, though there can’t be anything as exciting and exhilarating as such an experience for a band that has done it all, nothing could delay the bitter end…
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Joe Strummer in Soho, London following a press reception for the release of the album “Give ‘em Enough Rope”
November, 1978
Julian Yewdall
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Joe Strummer 🌹 21 August 1952 – 22 December 2002
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Joe Strummer and Paul Simonon of The Clash at the 1983 US Festival
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JOY DIVISION + 1979
[Credit Jill Furmanovsky]
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