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(Released 12th December,1980) |
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Sandinista was named after the revolutionary Nicaraguan group. |
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A cover photo-session was arranged with Pennie Smith and the band lined up against a wall behind King's Cross station amongst the Railway arches with small workshops nearby. |
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Disc 1 And Disc 2
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Modern Britain has been reshaped by bulldozers, technology and international links......the new Eurostar train has meant the Sandinista LP cover has been replaced by redesigned 'railway arches' |
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1 The Magnificent Seven 2 Hitsville 3 Junco Partner 4 Ivan Meets G.I. Joe 5 The Leader 6 Something About England 7 Rebel Waltz 8 Look Here 9 The Crooked Beat 10 Somebody Got Murdered 11 One More Time 12 One More Dub 13 Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice) 14 Up In Heaven (Not Only Here) 15 Corner Soul 16 Lets Go Crazy 17 If Music Could Talk 18 The Sound Of Sinners |
Disc 2 1 Police On My Back 2 Midnight Log 3 The Equaliser 4 The Call Up 5 Washington Bullets 6 Broadway 7 Lose This Skin 8 Charlie Don't Surf 9 Mensforth Hill 10 Junkie Slip 11 Kingston Advice 12 The Street Parade 13 Version City 14 Living In Fame 15 Silicone On Sapphire 16 Version Pardner 17 Career Opportunities 18 Shepherds Delight
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The Clash rarely left the studio, working through into the early morning day after day. Much of the material recorded was written on the spot, using rap and dub, and developed from jams. |
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(Refer to " The Complete CLASH " by Keith Topping for detailed information about each song). |
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Tony Fletcher's " the Clash.....the Complete Guide to their Music (2005) " features an album by album, track by track analysis & information on when and where the music was recorded. |
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