Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 4月16日 21時50分

#TheClash release their self-titled debut album 38 years ago this month "The Clash formed as a result of #JoeStrummer's frustrations and #MickJones' rock ideals. Both had been abandoned at early ages by their parents, and while Strummer (the son of a British diplomat) took to singing Woody Guthrie and Chuck Berry songs in London's subways for spare change during his late teens, Jones retreated into reading and playing Mott the Hoople, Dylan, Kinks and Who records. In 1975, he left the art school he was attending and formed London SS, a band that, in its attempt to meld a raving blend of the New York Dolls, the Stooges and Mott, became a legendary forerunner of the English punk scene. Then, in early 1976, shortly after the Sex Pistols assailed London, Mick Jones ran into Strummer, who had been singing in a pub-circuit R&B band called the 10lers. 'I don't like your band,' Jones said, 'but I like the way you sing.' Strummer, anxious to join the punk brigade, cut his hair, quit the 10lers and joined Jones, #PaulSimonon (also a member of London SS), guitarist #KeithLevine...and drummer #TerryChimes to form the Clash in June of 1976." From the March 8th, 1979 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Michael Putland

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