About this album

Released in 1979, The Clash’s London Calling expanded punk’s boundaries, fusing its rebellious energy with reggae, ska, rockabilly, and soul across an ambitious double album. From the urgency of “London Calling” and “Clampdown” to the infectious groove of “Train in Vain,” the band delivers sharp social commentary with an adventurous sound. Widely regarded as one of the greatest rock albums of all time, it remains an essential record of punk’s evolution and The Clash’s lasting influence.

Tracklist

• London Calling
• Brand New Cadillac
• Jimmy Jazz
• Hateful
• Rudie Can't Fail

• Spanish Bombs
• The Right Profile
• Lost in the Supermarket
• Clampdown
• The Guns of Brixton

• Wrong 'Em Boyo
• Death or Glory
• Koka Kola
• The Card Cheat

• Lover's Rock
• Four Horsemen
• I'm Not Down
• Revolution Rock
• Train in Vain