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Joe Strummer

Real Name:
John Graham Mellor
Profile:
Songwriter, vocalist, guitarist and co-founder of The 101'ers and The Clash. He later formed Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros.

Born: Ankara, Turkey August 21, 1952.
Died: Broomfield, Somerset, England December 22, 2002 (congenital heart failure).
Sites:
strummernews.com, strummerville.com, Wikipedia, bookogs.com
Aliases:
Jimmy Jazz (3), John Mellor
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Joe Strummer - Walker album art Joe Strummer Walker (Album) Virgin Movie Music, Virgin Movie Music Italy 1987 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Earthquake Weather album art Joe Strummer Earthquake Weather (Album) Epic US 1989 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Live In London album art The Pogues With Joe Strummer The Pogues With Joe Strummer - Live In London (Album) Rhino Records (2) US 2014 Sell This Version

Singles & EPs
Joe Strummer - Love Kills album art Joe Strummer Love Kills (Single, Maxi) CBS Greece 1986 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Filibustero album art Joe Strummer Filibustero (Single, Maxi) Virgin US 1987 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Island Hopping album art Joe Strummer Island Hopping (Single) Epic UK 1989 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Gangsterville album art Joe Strummer Gangsterville (Single, EP) Epic UK 1989 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - I Hired A Contract Killer album art Joe Strummer I Hired A Contract Killer Villealfa Filmproductions Finland 1990 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - England's Irie album art Black Grape Feat. Joe Strummer & Keith Allen Black Grape Feat. Joe Strummer & Keith Allen - England's Irie (Single) Radioactive UK 1996 Sell This Version
61868 30001 2 7 Joe Strummer - Generations (featuring Joe Strummer) album art Electric Dog House, Joe Strummer Electric Dog House, Joe Strummer - Generations (featuring Joe Strummer) ‎(CD, Single, Promo) Ark 21 61868 30001 2 7 US 1997 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Tony Adams album art Joe Strummer Tony Adams (Single) Mercury UK & Europe 1999 Sell This Version
ASW 35125 Joe Strummer - Tennessee Rain album art Joe Strummer Tennessee Rain ‎(7", Single) Astralwerks ASW 35125 US 2005 Sell This Version
Strummer-1 Joe Strummer - The Harder They Come album art Joe Strummer The Harder They Come ‎(7", W/Lbl, Red) 2 Soul Records Strummer-1 Unknown Sell This Version

Compilations
Joe Strummer - Five Star Rock'N'Roll album art The 101ers* Featuring Joe Strummer The 101ers* Featuring Joe Strummer - Five Star Rock'N'Roll (Comp) Made In Heaven (2) France 1993 Sell This Version
88697088322 Joe Strummer - Joe Strummer (The Future Is Unwritten) album art Joe Strummer Joe Strummer (The Future Is Unwritten) ‎(CD, Comp) Legacy, Sony BMG Music Entertainment 88697088322 Europe 2007 Sell This Version
Joe Strummer - Elgin Avenue Breakdown Revisited album art The 101ers* Featuring Joe Strummer The 101ers* Featuring Joe Strummer - Elgin Avenue Breakdown Revisited (Comp) Andalucia, Parlophone Europe 2015 Sell This Version

Videos
Joe Strummer - Let's Rock Again! album art Joe Strummer Let's Rock Again! Image Entertainment Australia 2006 Sell This Version

Miscellaneous
Joe Strummer - Viva Joe Strummer - The Clash And Beyond album art Joe Strummer Viva Joe Strummer - The Clash And Beyond WHE International Limited Germany 2005 Sell This Version

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Rich.C

Rich.C

January 12, 2017
As the heart and soul of premiere '70s punk band the Clash, Joe Strummer's rasping yelp and politically charged messages can be identified within seconds by just about anyone born before 1980. The Clash's ever-evolving hybrid of punk, reggae and rock 'n' roll immediately influenced an entire generation of bands, and that influence continues today -- with groups such as Rancid and the Pietasters still borrowing heavily from London Calling (1979). Since the breakup of the Clash in 1985, Strummer has released precious little music, instead producing other bands and doing a little acting on the side. His return with the Mescaleros was a natural extension of his earlier work; the new stuff recalled Sandinista!'s fluffier explorations, but with more direction, more structure, and an even broader world music feel. The pop changes were a little more obvious and the techno beats were a new addition, but Strummer hadn't changed too much. He stopped calling for a white riot, and instead just asked for a little peace and quiet so he can play with his band.
He sadly died in 2003, R.I.P. Joe your are a legend!
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