The Clash in San Diego, 1982 (Terry Chimes on drums)
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The Clash in San Diego, 1982 (Terry Chimes on drums)
📷 ©️ Terry Chimes/UCLA Library Special Collections
The Clash in a New York taxicab , 1982 .
©️ Dave Hogan/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
The Clash play their first gig on 4 July 1976 supporting the Sex Pistols at the Black Swan in Sheffield.
Wake up, Terry Chimes’s in-depth interview with Paul Simonon drops in three days
The Clash “London’s Burning-Demos & Outtakes 1976-1979”
Bootleg bought from a legit record store in 2002 for $12. Includes their infamous demo for Polydor Records where Joe Strummer actually tried to enunciate, afterwards he said he’d never try that again.
Terry Chimes (born July 5, 1956), best known as the original drummer of the Clash
1980
This was the first single from the second incarnation of Subway Sect, featuring Terry Chimes, the original Clash drummer, and Paul Chimes (Terry's younger brother) on bass.
Split Up The Money and Out of Touch deliver raw, urgent punk with Vic Godard’s sharp, offbeat songwriting.