THE CLASH - RARE INTERVIEW - LONDON WEEKEND TV

Broadcast 6 JANUARY 1979 - HD

The Clash interviewed by Elvis Payne for 'The Saturday Morning Show' on London Weekend (regional) TV on the ITV Network.

Archived at BFI (restricted) / Link

Archive footage when - the clash - appeared on the saturday morning show on 6 january 1979. The official music video of tommy gun was played - this is now available on vevo - and cannot be uploaded here. Joe strummer - paul simonon - topper headon - were live in the studio and were interviewed by elvis payne. It was tx on lwt in london area only - rest of country watched tiswas.

Saturday morning show was introduced by steve jones and elvis payne. The saturday morning show - tx in london area only - ran for 16 shows eventually replaced by the itv networked show - tiswas - with chris tarrant from atv in the midlands.

Summary: Mick not there, not well, (Cover of Time Out Magazine, 26 April 1978) Topper broken sticks, Paul learning to play the base, lighter base as its too heavy, money, USA, carry on playing, attacking record companies.





Or alternate poor version (probably better)



Audio from above video

This circulates as 'UK Local Radio' - but is in fact the audio from the programme





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BBC Radio 1 various

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Don Letts Premium footage / London late 1978

Probably from the Lyceum at the end of December/January.

Stay Free

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City of the Dead

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Capital Radio & Janie Jones

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Don Letts Super 8 Medley

Lots of footage blended together. Would take an age to discect it all.

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Rude Boy film – tracks

London Lyceum 28th Dec

1 track on Rude Boy

For more details on the film Rude Boy go to;

Wikipedia

Rude Boy / Blackmarketclash.co,uk








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