The Clash may not have been the first British punk rock band ... it also boasts one of the most famous album covers in punk rock history. But what is the story behind that one guitar smash?

Theirs, after all, is just one of myriad ways to celebrate the singular experience of encountering — for the first time, or the thousandth — a memorable album cover. “Is it the book on rock ...

The Junior Murvin cover “Police and Thieves ... “Train In Vain” quickly became the album’s biggest hit and The Clash’s first Hot 100 entry as a signature song that displayed Jones ...

Television’s February 1977 release Marquee Moon was the harbinger, the first ... version of album now included ‘Clash City Rockers,’ ‘Complete Control,’ and their killer cover of ...

The rest of the set featured a mix of songs from the Clash’s first album (which had yet to be ... Hammersmith Palais)” and their ferocious cover of “I Fought the Law.” ...

Hearts & Minds & Crooked Beats features Clash covers from people like the Dandy Warhols, the Gotobeds, and Warren Dunes’ Julia Massey. Since this is a benefit, you’ll have to pay actual money ...

The Clash's iconic cover was in pretty ... associated to the seminal album in its 40th year: the notebook in which the lyrics to the song 'London Calling' were first scribbled; the typewriter ...

Miles Davis on the cover of his vinyl album Tutu in 1986 A new exhibition ... and Pennie Smith's work with The Clash. "Ultimately this is a celebration of photography and a love letter to record ...