I was in my freshman year or college when Joe passed. I always liked the Clash when i was a kid, but didnt really do a deep dive into them until a few years agter he died. Wish i appreciated what a special human he was while he was alive. This man never got his flowers at all. My dorms werent too far from his mural in the Lowew East Side of Manhattan and I remember them painting it.... pass by it every now and again. If ive had a few drinks in me i get a little choked up
I was a senior in HS when he passed away and I'd been listening to The Clash for years by then. It's interesting how well known the band was among people our age growing up, despite the fact that they'd broken up before we can remember. They were so relatable that the music felt fresh all those years later. It really shows what a special thing they had. I've seen images of the mural you're talking about and just thinking of it is enough to bring tears to my eyes!
Joe was left handed and while living in squats he learned to play guitar on other peoples right-handed instruments. He played a unique style of repeated chords that earned him his stage name; Joe Strummer. He was an agro-folk anti-rock-star (Rock-star). RIP Joe.
You had Lennon, Dylan. But we had Strummer; a troubadour who gave us life when there was none. He told us to LET FURY HAVE HOUR and so we did. Thanks for the Tommy Gun Joe. We miss you so
I had the good fortune to meet Joe at a very early Clash concert in London in 1976. He was very polite and good-natured. I nervously asked when was the group going to bring out their first single, and he laughed and said "When we're good enough!" They played a blistering set. A drunk shouted "Play Stairway To Heaven!" As quick as a flash, Joe replied "Why don't you go out and collect some stamps!" "London's Calling" remains a stone-cold classic after four decades.
The man who wanted to be Elvis who could just stand there and every rebellion in music was done but must've realised early on that no one can ever come close to the King so used his mouth to try it out. A Great little English band The Clash with at least 70 songs to live inside 👍
Some dreams are made for children But most grow old with us And when the air can hope to hold on And to the ground from dust to rust Burning lights in the desert Such a sign only you would know Your running tires, they're out of pressure Such a sign only you would know And I've been a long haul driver Moving things but the cops don't know Now I can see the writing You are the last of the buffalo Burning lights in the desert Such a sign only you would know Your running tires, they're out of pressure Such a sign only you would know Now I've been to California And I've been to New South Wales Sometimes I, I pull over When I realize I've left no trace Burning lights in the desert Such a sign only you would know Your running tires, they're out of pressure Such a sign only you would know
No. Roberto Pla played congas for the Latino Rockabilly War on the Rock Against the Rich tour, and the subsequent Earthquake Weather tour. The original conguero for the Latino Rockabilly War was the world-renowned Poncho Sanchez.
I wonder if anyone who worked on this ever watches this. I would love to know which pub was this filmed in? And which street do the hitmen walk down. Looks like Islington. And whos the Bongo guy? How many takes did they do of this song? I wonder if any B-roll footage from this scene still exists. It sounds like it's the live performance sound from the video which is very cool. Love how they left the mistakes and stuff in. And cut the shot when the Bongo guy looked right at the camera. This performance just seems to get more legendary everytime I see it and I've been watching it on UA-cam since 2006 haha.
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Joe Strummer brought soul to punk rock. An absolute legend, his passion and energy on stage was unsurpassed.
He is missed big time
Rip J Strummer !!!!!!! The CLASH RULES !!!!!!!
He's so underrated. The Clash as a whole surpassed punk rock, absolutely incredible music.
So much so he is the blueprint of what is a true punk. At least to me. What a human being.
White Riot got me into Jail and out of it and im latino
Kaurismäki, Strummer and Léaud. What a team.
i miss him even if i'm 23 yo. What a loss for music and for us. Have tears in my eyes watching this
I know it sounds stupid, but I didn’t know that Joe Strummer has died, much to young. Thanks for letting me know
@@herrhendrik Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan,,,,,,STRUMMER s been gone 3days before Christmas 2002 :
he played off my rooftop all day
I’m 47 and miss him.
I was in my freshman year or college when Joe passed. I always liked the Clash when i was a kid, but didnt really do a deep dive into them until a few years agter he died. Wish i appreciated what a special human he was while he was alive. This man never got his flowers at all. My dorms werent too far from his mural in the Lowew East Side of Manhattan and I remember them painting it.... pass by it every now and again. If ive had a few drinks in me i get a little choked up
I was a senior in HS when he passed away and I'd been listening to The Clash for years by then. It's interesting how well known the band was among people our age growing up, despite the fact that they'd broken up before we can remember. They were so relatable that the music felt fresh all those years later. It really shows what a special thing they had. I've seen images of the mural you're talking about and just thinking of it is enough to bring tears to my eyes!
Joe was left handed and while living in squats he learned to play guitar on other peoples right-handed instruments. He played a unique style of repeated chords that earned him his stage name; Joe Strummer. He was an agro-folk anti-rock-star (Rock-star). RIP Joe.
You had Lennon, Dylan. But we had Strummer; a troubadour who gave us life when there was none. He told us to LET FURY HAVE HOUR and so we did. Thanks for the Tommy Gun Joe. We miss you so
YEA!! TOMMY GUN Now that's a jam!
Yep! Ropes a cracking album...Clash at their best.
Lennon Dylan Young cash Strummer and mick head
I see it more like a copy of Bruce Springsteen.
@@cristiandlf6704 he definitely looked a bit like Springsteen, always thought that!
I had the good fortune to meet Joe at a very early Clash concert in London in 1976. He was very polite and good-natured. I nervously asked when was the group going to bring out their
first single, and he laughed and said "When we're good enough!" They played a blistering set. A drunk shouted "Play Stairway To Heaven!"
As quick as a flash, Joe replied "Why don't you go out and collect some stamps!" "London's Calling" remains a stone-cold classic after four decades.
I bought that LP and didn’t really like it back then but now love it !
Can’t stop listening to this
Two of my heroes, Joe Strummer & JP Léaud, put together for a moment by the great Aki Kaurismaki !
what a masterpiece! everything fit so good together! I can watch this clip for hours!
Don’t forget the watch the movie ;)
"The future is unwritten" Rest in Peace Joe.
You’re a true burning light Joe 👍
Wonderful. Joe, you gave us all you had. Love you. ♥️
an absolute musical genius so underappreciated
I want to drink in that bar!
SIMPLE AND BRILLIANT Miss yah Joe
Excellent Joe Strummer.
OUTSTANDING !
Merveilleuse évocation des 400 coups de François Truffaut, Jean Pierre Léaud et Joe Strummer. Definitely friend ...
Wonderful
Something in this is just so emotional
Just seen the movie, this is awsome
God bless joe, miss you every day!
Wish I would have gotten to see this man perform.
Just beautiful
RIP to joe strummer 1952-2002 🕊
Still listen to his music to this day, especially Trash City,loved that song.Still got Bankrobber as my ringtone ☺️
Omg famous french actor Jean Pierre Leaud AND Joe, amazing
Thank you Huberman and Friedman 🤓
So young to part this 🌎. RIP
My music hero 🤘
The man who wanted to be Elvis who could just stand there and every rebellion in music was done but must've realised early on that no one can ever come close to the King so used his mouth to try it out. A Great little English band The Clash with at least 70 songs to live inside 👍
Joe with Roberto Pla❤
I miss you so much…🥺🥺🥺
One Love to all in Strummerville
Début 1980, les Clash avait créé un extraordinaire séisme en France, s'en est suivi une interminable attente.
Dunder-Mifflin thanks you for your music
Great song
Love you Joe....rip
Some dreams are made for children
But most grow old with us
And when the air can hope to hold on
And to the ground from dust to rust
Burning lights in the desert
Such a sign only you would know
Your running tires, they're out of pressure
Such a sign only you would know
And I've been a long haul driver
Moving things but the cops don't know
Now I can see the writing
You are the last of the buffalo
Burning lights in the desert
Such a sign only you would know
Your running tires, they're out of pressure
Such a sign only you would know
Now I've been to California
And I've been to New South Wales
Sometimes I, I pull over
When I realize I've left no trace
Burning lights in the desert
Such a sign only you would know
Your running tires, they're out of pressure
Such a sign only you would know
Thanks!!
Lex and Andrew huberman brought me here
Greatest show I have ever seen.
que bonito. viva joe
Huberman brought us here
is that the same percussionist as he used in the Latino Rockabilly War?
No. Roberto Pla played congas for the Latino Rockabilly War on the Rock Against the Rich tour, and the subsequent Earthquake Weather tour. The original conguero for the Latino Rockabilly War was the world-renowned Poncho Sanchez.
I wonder if anyone who worked on this ever watches this. I would love to know which pub was this filmed in? And which street do the hitmen walk down. Looks like Islington. And whos the Bongo guy? How many takes did they do of this song? I wonder if any B-roll footage from this scene still exists. It sounds like it's the live performance sound from the video which is very cool. Love how they left the mistakes and stuff in. And cut the shot when the Bongo guy looked right at the camera. This performance just seems to get more legendary everytime I see it and I've been watching it on UA-cam since 2006 haha.
I believe it's the Castle (formerly Warwick Castle) 225 Portobello Road Notting Hill.
I MISS JOE. HE HAD SOMETHING TO SAY !
Thanks for posting
大好き💕オーイェー‼︎
Te extraño Joe
To all the mescaleros in Ruidoso ❤️
Punk rock warlord x
👏👏
🖤
❤
Man i still feel sad
Rip joe
Il me semble avoir reconnu Jean Pierre Leaud 😂, l'acteur suprême de "la nouvelle vague" 😂...
😁👍
Thanks for the first reaction on this fantastic video 😌
Hi! Exactly where the pub in this scene is located? Does still exist?
Wikipedia: Kingsland Road, Dalston, London. Please share if you find additional info and/or the exact location :)
Full movie ua-cam.com/video/hKBv_9M0Od0/v-deo.html
The guy at the back at 2.40
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@@herrhendrik the miserable guy drinkin his beer. So touching
@@yunusfurkanarcan9553 ah! He’s the main character in the movie :)
Is it me, or does anyone else think this is his best track?
What microphone is he using in this video?
Electrovoice RE20
In the video thumbnail image I thought it was a picture of Kramer heckling black people at The Laugh Factory
Huberman sent me
As absurd as the title of the movie.
Stop milking me. Joe
He was immensely talented great, but a massively flawed sociopath.
Go on then enlighten us with your wisdom in what way.
He knows 3 bar chords. The vocal is painfully bad.
Tracey Chapman Is a bad-ass in her own right.
Name of the film?
From the film 'I Hired a Contractkiller' (1990) by Aki Kaurismäki.