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Imagine being Paul Simonon, then, iconic bassist in The Clash, a band with two genius songwriters in Joe Strummer and Mick Jones. The Clash were three albums in to their career before Simonon ...

Because it doesn’t sound like anything you wrote a script off of. Paul Simonon: It’s all off the cuff. Ayers: The actual song was written just hanging out and just making each other laugh.

as Galen & Paul. “We were both having personal situations we were trying to deal with, and we talked about me playing bass on her album,” Simonon shares with American Songwriter.

About five years ago, Paul Simonon was exploring the Mallorcan coastline and came across a remote fishing village. The legendary Clash bassist returned a few months later to spend over a year ...

Paul Simonon was born in South London in 1955. His father was an artist and his mother worked as a librarian. He grew up near Brixton before moving west to Ladbroke Grove – two multi-cultural areas ...

Punk legend Paul Simonon, bass player for The Clash, has shared details about the DIY ethic and community spirit which characterised the band’s beginnings and the London punk scene in the 1970s. “We ...

He could have died at one or 90. It happened to be 50. (Sighs) Bullseye. “Punk was exhilarating, it kept you on your toes…” Read MOJO’s interview with Paul Simonon in full! Can We Do Tomorrow Another ...