Lond Calling dates and Sumemr of 1979

Here is a list of known articles around the time of the tour. If you know of anything that is missing please do let us know.

Audio-Video - UK Articles - International Articles - Snippets - Fanzines - Adverts - Retrospectives

Audio and video

Newcastle - Tyne Tees Studios ITV, Alright Show

Thurday 8th March 1979

From the vaults of Tyne Tees TV. Tyne Tees were the North East's (Newcastle/Sunderland) local ITV franchise, part of the ITV network supplying programmes to other ITV regions/franchises.

Ruisrock Festival

2.04mins version

Fans, including The Clash on stage, silent (there's a version with Groovy Times dubbed over and nanother with White Riot dubbed over)

This version has been dubbed from the audio recording

4.41mins version

There's another version fans footage with interviews with promoters and a silent snippet of the Clash on stage again (The beginnig is over dubbed with London Calling). There's a 38 second snippet form this copy circuating.

2.55mins version

There is another fans footage montage recently come into circulaltion.

The Clash Official | Facebook

John Heston - It is definitely 1979 as it was used as an accompanying photo in Sounds magazine's review of London Calling. Photo taken by Pennie Smith in Mick's nan's flat.

Daily Mirror, Big break for Bobby's Dazzlers

Tuesday 14th August 1979

Link or full page

NME Thrills, Carry on Joe!

5 May 1977

Link

UK articles

Sounds Punk was about to change

14th July 1979 - 4 pages

An article on The Clash by Dave McCullough and Garry Bushell

NME, Strummer Interview

30 June 1979

Link

Daily Mirror, Clash, bang, wallop!

7 May 1979

Link or Link

International articles

Sounds (Germany) magazine

3 March 1979

Link

Fanzines

Fanzine, Career Opportunities

Link

Advert

MOJO The Clash From Westway to Broadway

August 1994 (Bonds, US general), JS interview - 20 pages

Breakdown, retrospective and Farewell Joe

Covers November 1978 to November 1982
MOJO March 2003

14 pages

MOJO What are we going to do now?

From Xmas 1979 onwards including the bands demise

October 2004 / 7 pages

The History of Rock 1979

Online edition

April 7th A special benefit, Clash plan a gig for arrested for gig-goers page 66

Oct 6 Ready for Screening Rude Boy the Movie page 125

December 29th With their backs to the wall, The Clash The band enjoy the triumph of London Calling...,"Desperation- I recommend it" 3 pages, page 140

Letter Jam v Clash/Pistols page 145

Clash Map of London

MOJO / Punk: the whole story

Online viewer (very good)

Retropective magazine features, audio, video

For a full catalogies of retropective articles in magazines, interviews and features on TV and radio go here.

Johnny Green interviews

Johnny Green | A Riot of Our Own | Night and Day with the Clash | Rock City Networks

Ex-Road Manager Johnny Green Describes The Experience Of A Clash Performance | Classic Rock Network

Johnny Green The Clash Road Manager Gives A Reading and Q&A Session at The Ilkley Playhouse | WestRidingMedia

Johnny Green, the infamous Road Manager of The Clash, gives a reading and a Q&A session of his book 'A Riot Of My Own -Night and Day With The Clash' at The Ilkley Playhouse as part of the Ilkley Literature Festival 2011. Sorry about the quality but I was right at the back of the hall.