Joe Strummer/London,UK 1988

~ A rare sound source completely recording the London performance in July 1988, right after his solo return, is now available! ~Joe Strummer broke his three-year silence after the Clash disbanded and started performing live with Latino Rockabilly War in 1988. This work is the 6th day of the ``Green Wedge Benefit Gig'', which was held for 7 days in July 1988, and was performed at the Electric Ballroom in London on July 7th, to a good monaural audience. A treasured sound source completely recorded is now available! Although it is monaural, it has a very stable balance, and not only vocals but also percussion and chorus sounds are clearly recorded. In addition to the Clash's "Keys To Your Heart" from the 101ers era, as well as numbers from his first solo album "Earthquake Weather" released the following year, the band's sound, which features percussion, has a weak punk flavor, but It is played with an arrangement that emphasizes rhythm, and includes reggae numbers such as the calypso-like "Junco Partner", "Armagideon Time", and "Ride Your Donkey", the wonderful tropical atmosphere of "Straight To Hell", and the Pogues number "If I". A setlist that left fans in agony, including many rare numbers that were only played during this period, including "Should Fall From Grace With God" and a cover of Big Audio Dynamite led by former ally Mick Jones! 01.Oye Como Va (Incomplete) 02.Love Kills 03.Nothin' Bout Nothin' 04.Sightsee MC 05.15th Brigade 06.Keys To Your Heart 07.Armagideon Time 08.Somebody Got Murdered 09.Unknown Immortal 10.This Is England 11.Police And Thieves 12.V Thirteen 13.Ride Your Donkey 14.If I Should Fall From Grace With God 15.Brand New Cadillac 16.Love Of The Common People 17.Trash City 18.Ubangi Stomp 19.Police On My Back 20.Junco Partner 21.I Fought The Law 22.Straight To Hell 23.London Calling Joe Strummer - Vocals and Rhythm Guitar Zander Schloss - guitar Roberto Pla - Percussion Jim Donica - Bass Willie McNeill - Drums