Joe for MAGNET magazine, 5th December 2001⭐️
📸: Dennis Kleiman
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Joe for MAGNET magazine, 5th December 2001⭐️
📸: Dennis Kleiman
With Al Fields, during the recording of “Julie’s been working for the Drug Squad” for the “Give ‘Em Enough Rope” album, 1978 🎹 Featuring Mick in the second and third pic.
📸: Roni Hoffman
Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros signing CDs and taking photos with fans, c.2001. Screenshots taken from Dick Rude's music documentary 'Let's Rock Again!' (2004).
Paul Simonon and Topper Headon , London , 1980 .
📸Clare Muller
The Clash taking a break on top of Mt. Tamalpais , Marin County , CA , USA , February 1979 .
©️ Bob Gruen
Just took a pic with Paul simonon. NEVER kill yourself
Happy birthday, Mick! 💋
📸: Kees Tabak
Some more pics of the Slits, taken by Ray Stevenson in 1977 🏹
☆ Press conference in San Francisco, 1979 ☆
Joe, Paul Simonon, Don Letts and John Lydon on the set of B.A.D’s “Medicine Show” music video shoot 💥💥💥
Poly Styrene of X-Ray Spex, January 1st, 1981 ©️ Janette Beckman
1988 ★彡 I love these pics of him so much <3
📸: Vera Anderson
Happy Birthday Topper! ⭐️
📸: Koh Hasebe
“We didn’t have any solution to the world’s problems. I mean we were trying to grope in a socialist way towards some future where the world might be less of a miserable place than it is but, if Karl Marx was unable to do it, there’s no way that four guitarists from London could do it.” - Joe Strummer