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Extensive archive of articles, magazines and other from the On Parole Tour, June - July 1978
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OUT ON PAROLE TOUR JULY '78 ARTICLES, POSTERS, CLIPPINGS ... A collection of Numerous articles, interviews, reviews, posters, tour dates from The Clash on Parole Tour, June & July 1978
VIDEO AND AUDIO Video and audio footage from the tour including radio interviews.
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Brixton Academy 8 March 1984
ST. PAUL, MN - MAY 15
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Sep 11, 2013: THE CLASH (REUNION) - Paris France 2 IMAGES
Mar 16, 1984: THE CLASH - Out of Control UK Tour - Academy Brixton London 19 IMAGES
Jul 10, 1982: THE CLASH - Casbah Club UK Tour - Brixton Fair Deal London 16 IMAGES
1982: THE CLASH - Photosession in San Francisco CA USA 2 IMAGES
Jul 25, 1981: JOE STRUMMER - At an event at the Wimpy Bar Piccadilly Circus London 33 IMAGES
Jun 16, 1980: THE CLASH - Hammersmith Palais London 13 IMAGES
Feb 17, 1980: THE CLASH - Lyceum Ballroom London 8 IMAGES
Jul 06, 1979: THE CLASH - Notre Dame Hall London 54 IMAGES
Jan 03, 1979: THE CLASH - Lyceum Ballroom London 19 IMAGES
Dec 1978: THE CLASH - Lyceum Ballroom London 34 IMAGES
Jul 24, 1978: THE CLASH - Music Machine London 48 IMAGES
Aug 05, 1977: THE CLASH - Mont-de-Marsan Punk Rock Festival France 33 IMAGES
1977: THE CLASH - London 18 IMAGES
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Top Rank, Sheffield
The Sheffield Top Rank opened in 1968 on Arundel Gate, before becoming the Roxy Disco in 1985. The Top Rank Suite, located on Arundel Gate in Sheffield City Centre, was a popular spot for music events.
It was considered one of the UK's most successful discotheques of its time, providing mass-market disco-style entertainment with its Steely's nights and Sunday night Improvision club, which promoted up-and-coming rock and punk acts[1][2][3].
The venue also morphed into more of a rock club in the 1970s, catering to a diverse range of musical tastes. The venue still exists as a destination for live music, and is now part of the O2 Academy Group.
Sheffield retro: Looking back at city's Top Rank - Europe's largest nightclub in it's heyday. Many would argue that SheffieldÃs sprawling Top Rank was one of the UKÃs most successful discotheques of its time in the UK in the seventies.
Sheffield Star - Looking Back at Sheffield's Top Rank, Europe's Largest Nightclub in its Heyday
Sheffield Star - Disco Fever Ruled in 1970s at Steelys Nights in Sheffield's Top Rank Club
Dirty Stop Outs - What Gets Your Vote as Sheffield's Best Club of the 1970s?
Sheffield History Forums - The Top Rank Suite, Sheffield
Examiner Live - Lost Nightclubs of Sheffield from the 60s and 70s
Im glad to hear The Top Rank may be reopening as a music venue again,those punk days were simply awesome.A great venue,plenty of bars,you could go upstairs and watch the drummer playing from nearly behind him.
Record Mirror: The Clash at Sheffield
7 July 1978
Chris Westwood
7th JULY 1978 EDITION
The Clash, Chelsea, Top Rank,SheffieId
SHEFFIELDS burning, and it ain’t from boredom. The Clash are in town, see, armed with a bunch of new songs for the trek back to credibility gulch.
Here and now, it should be set down that I ain’t party to any Clash-backlash scheme, certainly not on this evidence. Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Nicky Headon: The awesome foursome are ( contrary to popular belief) NOT finished. In fact, if you asked politely, I’d tell you they were only just starting.
Yeah, so maybe the boys are a little richer than they were a year or two back, but so’s Jim Pursey for that matter.
Anyway. this gig made the `are they finished’ theories redundant; further, I’m none too familiar with the new material, but initial impression is that the next album should be a killer.
A ripple of excitement becomes a wave of near-fanaticism as The Clash beam on stage, and into `Complete Control’, which incites the local punky pogoers to move it some. No sound problems here, though Mick Jones’ mike blanks out after a few numbers.
We all know Strummer's a lousy singer, and he’s not about to deny the fact, but - Jeez - what a front man. His whole persona is at full flight, as he struts back and forth restlessly like some wild Devo-offshoot on uppers.
For the set’s last quarter, he dispenses with guitar, grabs a mike, and ... muffs the vocals totally. Somehow. it don’t seem to matter; could you sing properly whilst pogoing and throwing yerself about like some suicidal masochist, huh?
It made for classic visuals, anyhow ... `(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais’ is probably the band’s poorest single to date (bar `Remote Control’ which ain’t singles material anyway), but live - well, it’s a regular hotcake. The band pulled together, tightened everything up, dealt all the aces, etc: from then on, things heaved steadily uphill, until the rousing `Bored with the USA’ / `Janie Jones’ / `white Riot’ encore.
Nicky Headon has now slotted into the drum-seat perfectly, his aggressive, hell-for-leather style a neat compliment to that savage dual-axe onslaught. Collectively. the Clash possess a heavy stage- presence which only Jim Pursey (or the prime Pistols) could challenge. No, they haven’t finished ~ the tour a long way. As one of the earlier dates or this signifies The Clash finding their stride.
Chelsea, on the other hand, have been going round in circles for some time and without some truly striking material they’ll probably continue to do so: Gene October is a very fine vocalist, y’know, but `many of the numbers here were a trifle uninspired. However, they WERE caught in the spittle-avalanche as well, and who the hell can play with wet fingers? Chelsea sound real good on record, less so live. They do have the ability’. flow all they need is some ace material.
CHRIS WESTWOOD
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Great memories
Nige Pannell - I was also there, great memories, anyone know where or if I can get a replica of this poster.
Andrew Dickinson - I went to this gig!
Dave Hunt - My first Clash gig. Why didn't I save tickets then. Innocents and Slits supporting.
Phil Cox - Saw them at Sheffield Top Rank!
Steve Parker - Was at the Sheffield Top Rank one.
Mark Crossley - Yes, Chelsea were support. Unfortunately I never kept gig tickets. Or took pics.
Steve Kirk - The first time I ever saw, or even knew of The Specials, Sheffield Top Rank, Friday June 30th 1978. Went with my old mate Mick Bacon and a few other lads from The Horseshoe. Steve Kirk | Facebook
Andy Rotherham - That was my first Clash gig.
Support acts
Andy Rotherham - That was my first Clash gig. Chelsea [supported them later]. I saw them supported by The Slits. Was it them on that tour?
Mark Crossley - I was there too. Slits and Innocents supporting.
Paul Elsom - the clash at the sheffield top rank june 1978 my 1st clash live experience. Suicide they didnt play the sheffield gig, i must have seen them in manchester about a week later i know i def saw them with the clash i'm at a loss with the specials tho. THE CLASH ON PAROLE | Facebook
Martin Hopkinson - Was at the 78 gig and it is a long time ago but definitely wasn't Specials supporting think it was Slits and the Specials definitely did support on later tour around the time they changed name from Coventry Automatics, Michael Campbell also performed at later gig same venue
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