Before he became the political soul of The Clash, Joe Strummer played a style of music that produced the likes of Nick Lowe, Graham Parker and Elvis Costello.
But a chance billing with a band known for spikey hair, safety pins and a brash anti-establishment attitude changed Strummer’s outlook on music and what he wanted it to do with it.
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