The Clash RARE LP 'Golden Bullets' Brand New

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Description

The Clash - Golden Bullets - RARE LP
Excellent condition - As new & Unplayed.

Clash, The – Golden Bullets

Label: Not On Label (The Clash) ?– none Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Unofficial Release
Country: Europe Released: 2001 Genre: Rock Style: Punk

Tracklist

A1
White Riot
A2
White Man In Hammersmith Palais
A3
Tommy Gun
A4
Louie Louie
A5
King Of The Road
A6
English Civil War
A7
Hate And War
A8
Isrealites Backing Vocals – Den Hegarty
B1
Dirty Harry
B2
Overpowered By Funk
B3
The Further Adventures Of Futura 2000
B4
Heartbreak Hotel
B5
Blonde Rock And Roll Backing Vocals – Ellen Foley

Notes

"A1: Taken from the soundtrack to the film "The Clash" by Julian Temple, recorded in Dunstable, March, 1977.
A2: The original version with alternate lyrics recorded at Marquee Studios, London, March, 1978.
A3: The unbroadcast first take recorded for the 'Something Else' BBC TV Show in March, 1978.
A4: Recorded during the '16 Tons Tour' rehearsals in London, January, 1980, this was performed with Pete Townsend as the encore in Brighton.
A5: During the aforementioned rehearsals Mick takes a cigarette break whilst Joe, Paul and Topper knock out this old classic.
A6: The first of three songs recorded at Tyne Tees TV Studios in April, 1979 for the 'Alright Now' Show.
A7: Mick takes up vocal duties for the second song of the show.
A8: Third and final song is a romp through the old reggae classic with Den Hegarty of 'The Darts' on backing vocals.
B1: The original version of 'Magnificent Seven' taken from the early days of the Sandinista! sessions, New York, 1980, mixed by Mick.
B2: The extended New York Remix by Mick Jones. Initial copies of 'Combat Rock' album were due a bonus 12" EP of remixes of which this was part.
B3: The original demo version recorded at Ear Studios, London during September, 1981 and mixed by Mick Jones at the controls.
B4: Taken from the film soundtrack to 'Grutzi Elvis' and recorded at Vanilla Studios during the 'London Calling' demo sessions in spring 1979.
B5: An unfinished song recorded during the Sandinista! album sessions and features Ellen Foley on backing vocals."

[back sleeve states "Made in EEC", back sleeve and spine state "CBI001" / same bootlegger who did "Riot Control!"]