Biographies, Rock & Pop Artists, The Clash

Working for the clampdown is an excellent piece of work. To speak personally for a brief moment: it reminded me why I love The Clash so much but also why I should continue to analyse my motives... — Popular MusicMore…

Hugely enjoyable ... Green's great achievement is to recapture exactly how those moments felt, but remain sufficiently detached about the whole thing to render the experience honestly — MOJOMore…

There’s much fresh detail and nuance – notably on the Sandinista!-era chaos in Jamaica and New York – while the beautifully characterful account of the group’s creation benefits from astonishing... — MOJOMore…

This book is a cracker...crammed with Clash bits and bobs — Sunday TimesMore…

Working for the clampdown is an excellent piece of work. To speak personally for a brief moment: it reminded me why I love The Clash so much but also why I should continue to analyse my motives... — Popular MusicMore…

Economic decay in Britain during the 1970s and the overt commercialization of rock led to the creation of punk rock, and no punk band enjoyed as much critical acclaim as the Clash. The Sex Pistols... — BooklistMore…