Released in 1982, off The Clash’s fifth album Combat Rock, “Rock the Casbah” made its radio rounds and got the then-obligatory video rotation on MTV, quickly becoming the biggest U.S. hit ...

With the band’s best-selling album, 1982’s Combat Rock, turning 40 on ... The Junior Murvin cover “Police and Thieves” was one of The Clash’s earliest attempts at incorporating reggae ...

“Combat Rock” is the Clash’s most ... I Go” and “Rock the Casbah”— and made them into one of the world’s biggest bands, it’s a disjointed, confusing album, with three absolutely ...

In hindsight, the Clash's penultimate 1982 album ... the group's most commercially successful album in the U.S., thanks to the hit singles "Rock the Casbah" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go." ...

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Renowned international DJ and producer Vintage Culture releases his highly anticipated single 'Rock the Casbah', featuring the original iconic vocal hook from The ... his debut album to be ...

Last week Rolling Stone rang up former Clash ... classic 1982 album Combat Rock (read the full story in our new issue, on stands now). When we asked him how he wrote “Rock The Casbah,” he ...

The band continued expanding into funk and even new wave, but their career spun out quickly with a lineup change and an ...

The Clash may not have been ... In addition to the album’s success, it also boasts one of the most famous album covers in punk rock history. But what is the story behind that one guitar smash?