7 thoughts on “ Tommy Gun - The Clash - Give Em Enough Rope ”

1. Apr 23,  · 参照 Give 'Em Enough Rope, LP, Album, S CBS , CBS This was hard for me to Verify First Pressing but soon was able to. The C and B at the end of the numbers is rotated 90 degrees out from the last numbers/5(K).

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2. Give Em Enough Rope is Exhibit A in this theory. The only Clash album not to feature the band on the sleeve (until Cut The Crap, if we’re counting that), Rope features a garish sleeve designed by Hugh Brown – though the official album credit goes to CBS in-house designer Gene Greif – of the body an American cowboy getting eaten by /5.

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3. Jun 02,  · Shortly before the recording of Give ‘Em Enough Rope, the Clash were working on recording “ Crush On You,” which would later become the B-side to “Tommy Gun.”It was suggested that they get a saxophone player to play on the track, and drummer Topper Headon suggested his old friend Gary Barnacle.9/

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4. Jul 15,  · Despite the tepid production by metal guru Sandy Pearlman, the Clash's sophomore album, Give 'Em Enough Rope, manages to burn with white-hot intensity. Though not as amateurish or snarling as their debut album, Rope finds the boys flexing their songwriting muscles/5(88).

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5. Tommy Gun This song is by The Clash and appears on the album Give'Em Enough Rope (), on the box set Clash on Broadway (), on the compilation With Your Host Bob Dylan ().

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6. Agreed, I could never understand how Give 'Em Enough Rope is considered one of The Clash's weaker efforts--I still think it's better than their debut album. Not a bad song on it. As for the song, it's got some of Strummer's best lyrics.

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7. Jun 17,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Blue Vinyl release of Give 'Em Enough Rope on Discogs/5(25).

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