Caroline Coon
The Clash. In the recording studio: Mickey Foote engineer and The Clash ‘s live sound man at the mixing desk as Joe Strummer confers with Paul Simonon. CBS Studio 3, Whitfield Street, London. February., 1977
Archival Pigment Print
42 x 29.7 cms
16 1/2 x 11 3/4 ins
16 1/2 x 11 3/4 ins
11488
The Clash. In the recording studio: Mickey Foote engineer and The Clash‘s live sound man at the mixing desk as Joe Strummer confers with Paul Simonon. CBS Studio 3, Whitfield...
The Clash. In the recording studio: Mickey Foote engineer and The Clash‘s live sound man at the mixing desk as Joe Strummer confers with Paul Simonon. CBS Studio 3, Whitfield Street, London. February 1977.
The debut studio album, The Clash, was recorded over three weekend sessions and released in April 1977. The front cover was an image of the band taken by photographer Kate Simon. The back cover was a photograph, taken by Rocco Macaulay of the 1976 Noting Hill Carnival riot that was the inspiration for the song ‘White Riot’.
From one of the two split sets of the limited edition box 'THE CLASH. A RELEVANT REBELLION'