The Clash’s Live Debut: Sheffield’s Punk Moment That Wasn’t
David Coleman4d ago
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50 years ago today, The Clash played their first gig in Sheffield, supporting Sex Pistols. An outraged gig-goer claimed that “both bands were crap,” but what was the show really like? And what impact did it have on the city?
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