Viva Joe Strummer - The Clash and Beyond

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Here is an amazing documentary, which tells the story of Joe Strummer, former Clash legend and defining figure of British popular music.
As a Celebration of his life and his music, with exclusive interviews from band members, close friends, roadies and fans, this film gives an insight into the artist whose sudden death in 2002 came as a shock to the music world.
Interviewees include Mick Jones, Topper Headon, Jonny Green, Glen Matlock, Pennie Smith and more. Also featured is music from Joe Strummer,The Clash and The Mescaleros. You can see footage of performances of Tommy Gun, Graceland, London Calling, White Riot and many many more.
Narrated by Robert Elms
Documentary Chapters:
Chapter 1. First Impression
Chapter 2. Early Days
Chapter 3. Punk... So What Was That All About?
Chapter 4. Leader of the Pack
Chapter 5. The Fans
Chapter 6. We Gotta Move On
Chapter 7. Backlash
Chapter 8. Amerika
Chapter 9. The Man Behind the Mask
Chapter 10. Words and Music
Chapter 11. "I Am Not Che Guevara"
Chapter 12. That Split
Chapter 13. The Wilderness Years
Chapter 14. The Mescaleros
Chapter 15. Joe At 50
Chapter 16. Deja Vu
Chapter 17. Joe R.I.P
Chapter 18. Legacy
Chapter 19. Strummerville
Chapter 20. Memories
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@leokimvideo Год назад

Joe Strummer has one of the most emotional vocal delivery in rock history. Every word he sings has 1000% energy behind it. Joe's delivery on stage with The Clash was special because it always looked like it was falling apart, on edge & dangerous. That was his magic, being able to ride the edge of the knife but still have control.

@sicks6six 4 года назад

Lived in squats, sat round campfires playing guitar, shop lifted food, had no money, had no possessions, he also filled huge stadiums, wrote some of the best songs ever, changed many peoples lives,

@Wilayaat 2 года назад

You didn't just "like' The Clash. You liteerally lived them and loved them. RIP Joe.

@skyshadow11 9 лет назад

I became a Clash fan at the age of 13, and never looked back...They were incredible. I named my son Strummer. Thanks for a wonderful film.

@johnbowes7182 4 года назад

i named my dog that years ago in tanzania and he died early as well I loved these guys

@fhs8807 4 года назад

wow , respekt . cool choice

@youjoker9647 4 года назад

@Charles Hawtrey and the Deaf Aids agreed. I understand that people love their heroes but why not Joe, with Strummer as a middle name? I have a neice who called her kid 'Pink' on a whim as she was a big fan at the time. She hates her name and has been the butt of jokes since a kid. Still, if you want to saddle your kid with a dumb name....

@billw7000 3 года назад

My son's middle name is Joe!

@wyverntheterrible 2 года назад

Borderline child-abuse.

@justme_66 6 лет назад

This was great. So glad Mick Jones and Topper Headon were main voices along with all of Joe's friends in this documentary. I love to see how sweetly Mick spoke of Joe and how they remained friends. Warms my heart. I think of Joe almost every day also, although I never knew him, I felt like I did through his music and presence. RIP Joe

@teecee8251 3 года назад

Joe was the real deal,the coolest rocker dude ,The Clash gets me out of the shower and into the day at 7am every day. Thanx Boys , you are part of my reality.

@AnthonyMonaghan 3 года назад

This is a sweet documentary. If you haven't seen it, watch "The Future Is Unwritten". The Clash as people are so down to Earth. Really excellent people. No ego, no trying to hard, no 'I'm a rock n roll star' bullshit. Truly great musicians in a very grass roots way. Absolutely love this band. The first album was the blueprint for what came after, by the time they released "London's Calling" they were the greatest rock n roll band on the planet. No one touched them at that point.

@thanktheuniverse9438 4 года назад

Aw man you can hear the love that Mick and Topper have for him. What a great bloke he must have been! His legacy lives on!

@emoedison 11 лет назад

No regrets, Topper, you're clean now and playing well again and Joe would be so happy to see it.

@GARY171064 10 лет назад

Joe Strummer....an inspiration to so many and The Clash we're, and still are, the only band that mattered.....

@johnbowes7182 4 года назад

in fairness there are a few other but who cares theywere beautiful

@davidhouston3583 11 лет назад

He certainly was an inspiring man of heroic proportions and i'm so glad i not only saw The Clash perform live, but also met Joe after a Mescaleros gig, and talked to him for like ten minutes. the most amazing part is that he actually cared about me and my life as much as i thought i cared about him and his. purely astounding and enriching forever!

@AthelstanEngland 5 лет назад

Mick Jones "It would take half an hour" for some of the most iconic tunes we'll ever hear! Great partnership, great band...

@fasthracing 3 года назад

Genuises at work

@MegicShiba 9 лет назад

in the Deja Vu chapter when Mick plays, his smile is just so nice. A contagious smile.

@thirteenburn 10 лет назад

Funny; I thought I had already seen this doc but once I started watching, I figured out that I had not. There have been a plethora of documentaries on the subject of Joe Strummer, most of which came out after he passed, but this one ranks at the top of my list. Be you a hardcore Clash fan or just a casual listener, this documentary is a must see. Absolutely spot on & brilliant.

@rundoetx 5 лет назад

I lived and breathed the Clash in the late 70's early 80's. To me, they truly were theonly band that mattered. I had been so sick of stadium rock and then I heard the Ramones, who were fun and groundbreaking, the I the Clash. Now here was a band that can truly make a difference. I got to see them once at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin Texas with The Joe Ely Band. It was one of the best concerts i ever saw and I've seen a lot of fantastic shows in my day. Joe was first a great man who also happened to be, a true artist, wrote great lyrics, fantastic rhythm guitar player and was one of the best front men ever to hold a microphone. Joe Strummer, Thank you, thank you, Thank you. Thank you for saving rock and roll for me, I was giving up hope. . I miss you badly.

@davidwhite4874 3 года назад

You should read Johnny Green's (The Clash's first "road manager") book, "A Riot of Our Own". He talks a lot about Joe Ely and Texas.

@judeforrester6641 7 лет назад

I'm only 13 and unfortunately I only started listening to them a year ago when I started to love playing guitar but how joe touched people's hearts is something I hope to achieve

@alejandroprola5321 9 месяцев назад

Suerte amigo!! Joe es inspiración y rebeldía que es lo que le falta a las nuevas generaciones, siempre con respeto!!!

@jjames05 7 лет назад

The clash was my first favorite band and remain to this day. They gave depth to the punk ethos and created a sound that transcends categorization. Listening to them as an 11year old really marks the point at which i became musically and politically aware and started my intellectual growth. For me they are the best band in the entire history of music. Thanks Joe RIP.

@nickmoss5893 4 года назад

What a pity Paul Simonen didnt contribute to this - he was such a major part of the Clash - simply loved the way he looked and moved about on stage. Bloody good bassist too. That electric blue shirt and his sandy-blonde spikey hair and scowl looked fantastic.

@jackwoods58 10 лет назад

"No thanks, I gave it up" Always brings a smile to my face!

@johnnyk.2911 8 лет назад

I'm a "mild core" fan of the Clash; they didn't change my life as much as they touched others, but they did teach me one thing in particular, namely Joe Strummer, that when it comes to making music its not about mastering a technical prowess on the guitar, but rather the sound and sincerity that comes from that instrument and your within. It doesn't matter how many chords you know, it's what chords you use to get across to the people, your soul has to translate into that instrument...Joe was immensely capable of that.

@tigerknee6901 8 лет назад

hello reddit. now fuck off so clash/Joe strummer fans can not read your bullshit ever again

@topangasideeye 5 лет назад

Johnny K. Great point. Tom Petty was that way too.

@johnbowes7182 4 года назад

they were really tight musically as they progressed and i agree with your sentiment

@mesolithicman164 4 года назад

Joe Strummer had something that Rotten never had. You could call it 'heart', he appreciated people and loved music. Despite his failings those two qualities shine through.

@mesolithicman164 4 года назад

Charles Hawtrey and the Deaf Aids I agree about Lydon, a little too much ego there. Steve Jones was the real sex pistol. Although a scallywag, he had humour and a talent that he maximised in the early days. As regards the Clash, I think they emerged from the Pistols' shadows and found a post punk direction that led to London Calling's great success. They were very hard working, reputedly never taking a day off and lowly paid. Despite all that, they would routinely let loads of fans into their gigs for free. They broke up too soon, a combination of 'personal problems' and over work. They really needed a break from each other. I saw them fairly early on and would liked to have seen them more. However my admiration of them as a band and Mick Jones' tunesmithing has grown over the years. I also think Joe's lyrics were a cut above, both in content and concern for everyday people. But that's a fan speaking. Whereas the Sex Pistols made one iconic album and imploded, the Clash found their own identity and produced 5 high quality albums. We could do with a few exciting bands to brighten things up these days! Hope I haven't rambled on too long. Have a good day.

@JoshDone 9 лет назад

The funny thing is that Joe was really a hippie at heart and spent the last years of his life singing around campfires and uniting people. One of my all time heroes.

@AnthonyMonaghan 4 года назад

I think a lot of those people were frustrated young hippies...Poly Styrene was the same. The hippie thing in the UK was pretty dire. Everyone needs something to push against at a young age and Joe was into the squatting scene. He was a lovely man. I never met him but from interviews and growing up with his music, you can tell. I loved his radio show. So genuine and heartfelt. Cheers.

@mesolithicman164 4 года назад

It's true. The proto punk was an old hippie.

@mesolithicman164 3 года назад

StevieBlues66 I think that's true of some but not all. There's a natural tendency for youthful anger and ambition to be replaced by a more reflective attitude as we get older. That said, I don't think it's a given that all old punks get into Tonto's Expanding Headband and the Mahavishnu Orchestra.

@nicensleazy1892 3 года назад

same as dave greenfield

@europainvicta3907 3 года назад

The Hippies were counter culture in the sixties (especially in the USA) and were reviled as much as the punks ten years later. By the 70s the hippies were ‘establishment’.

@SuperGrimupnorth Год назад

the doc Joe's life deserves.. great great work 🙏☑️💯

@jeffreywilliams2240 6 лет назад

it was great to live thru all of this and to be a small part of it long live Joe Strummer long live the Ramones!!!

@richardgoffin-lecar5001 10 лет назад

I met Joe Strummer on several occasions during the 1970's and '80's. He was an extremely intelligent man with a great interest and knowledge of the Spanish Civil War, who also, I believe, spoke almost fluent Spanish and French. I didn't know him well, but I could tell that he was a lovely guy, and a great loss to the world of music. RIP Joe.

@johnramone6979 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing this story :)

@PcGameGold 5 лет назад

I was at the Rainbow gig 77 where to my recollection Strummer came on and told everyone to rip up the seats and throw them in the Orchestra pit, the security bouncers went mad beating on people.

@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347 5 лет назад

No he didn't speak French or Spanish. Asshole.

@balaxuxu 5 лет назад

@@PcGameGold The seats at The Rainbow, used to get ripped out every time at punk gigs.

@mariecolette9066 4 года назад

@@tyroniousyrownshoolacez2347 how do u know? he sure sings in Spanish, asshole

@user-peaceoftheworld 3 года назад

true punk rock warlord wherever you are . I feel whole world is like Armageddon time . now we need you n your music Joe.

@misterslats 4 года назад

One of the coolest musicians of all time.

@BadLuckLuke 8 лет назад

...gotta love the "Sandinista" LP ! ! !

@robertplante3334 10 лет назад

Thank you for posting! I saw Joe perform a few times and everyone has a lot of great stories about this hero of mine. He could have been elected mayor in the city I grew up outside of Boston. Always a gentleman!

@briz1965 8 лет назад

I did meet and photograph Joe at Selectadisc in Nottingham 1983, I can't say I was a huge fan, BUT - by far the nicest bloke I'd met at that time. To take time out on a pissing rain Saturday to perform out of the blue shows what kind of class act he really was. A real truly NICE bloke ...

@Lauren_MUFC16 10 лет назад

Love Joe Strummer. Always will be an icon in music...and a pioneer for punk rock! ♡

@TundraMouse 10 лет назад

i discovered the clash when i was 14, through an issue of kerrang where billie joe armstrong told the readers that london calling inspired him to be a musician (or something to that effect) i went out the next day and bought london calling, i listened to it every day for about 2 years, and i was listening to it on my portable cd player (cos i was too poor for an mp3) in french class when my teacher caught me humming along to spanish bombs, she then proceeded to tell me that she met a "nice young man" called joe in spain, spent a week with him and went home. she found out some later from her mother that he'd died. she said "she told me he was in a popular band back in the day called the clash and it's all over the news" so she went out and searched it only to have good ol' joe pop up, she said she balled her eyes out, she had no idea who he was when she met him and he was such a nice bloke to her and made her time in spain "magic"!!!!

@e32b61 5 лет назад

What a sad and beautiful story.

@sonicjet7759 4 года назад

Billie Joe Armstrummer :)

@CatraoineKelley 10 лет назад

Brilliant doc about a brilliant performer-- Legend

@Ardizz1965 10 лет назад

Beautiful doc for a beautiful man.

@lauranewberry6520 7 лет назад

A brilliant documentary about a fantastic band

@JolietJakeBlues64 11 лет назад

That smile on Micks face during "London's Burning" (0:50:28)... fantastic! Says it all.

@EllenCoxBrainiac 9 лет назад

I can remember listening to 'London Calling' on my cassette player, haha, when I was 15, and I grew up in Mobile, Al, which at that time, made me one of a few 'Clash' fanatics. Thank God I was raised with an open-mind towards music. R.I.P Joe !

@Ladbrokelads 10 лет назад

Good on ya, thanks for posting! Very emotional watching Mick talk about Joe and then finally playing together before Joe's death. It always bugs me Paul is never in these things, oh well. Long live the Clash and Joe Strummer in our hearts!

@the_lonely_smoker 3 года назад

if i wasnt on meds that make me not cry i would i love joe so much, the clash has been my life since i was 9

@samstowe7965 8 лет назад

LEGEND used too often, but, He was, is and will always be.

@JoshDone 9 лет назад

Just slightly too young to have seen The Clash, but happy to have seen the Mescaleros twice and they were amazing.

@LouLou-bl7lw 2 года назад

THE CLASH , My all time favorite band since I first heard them at 14 years of age they are Still my favorite band 41 years later joe strummer a legend & a genius. RIP

@guglhupf3907 4 года назад

i miss joe very much. he must never be forgotten.

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@fraccodimerd3486 10 лет назад

The only band that mattered. There will never be another Joe Strummer. Awesome documentary, brings me back to those days, the nights spent playing London Calling non stop, seeing them play live.....thank you, Joe!!!

@jimmythecreep 10 лет назад

i was there, early 1980/motorcity roller rink/detroit/london calling tour...the greatest rockshow i've ever seen and i've seen all the greats. all the great classic rock/punkrock/modernrock bands...that concert to this day still haunts my dreams...pure magic in detroit city...you had to be there. the day joe died i put on the london calling lp full volume and cried my eyes out. that concert...they played for nearly 3 hours plus did a mini show/soundcheck for a 1/2 hour...we thought the show had started and would'nt let 'em off the stage, lol...when they finally hit the stage for the real deal, they killed it and played thier hearts our for us. again...you had to be there. i was and my life there after was forever changed for the better...now i'm gonna go watch some mecalero vids...i regret not getting to see them as that was one on fire hot band as well...R.I.P Joe Strummer and thank you for the music you shared with us. :)

@tomrom7 10 лет назад

The best performer i've ever seen. Experiencing Joe live was life changing. Not only a great rocker, but a humanitarian as well.

@GaryAura96 4 года назад

March 1977, aged 13, I heard White Riot by The Clash and my life changed! London Calling.... best ever tune!

@cra83 5 лет назад

The bit where Mick gets on stage at Acton Town hall made me grin like a loony and brought a tear to my eye at the same time. RIP Joe!

@jonathanbennetts2632 4 года назад

He enriched millions of lives.

@roostercogburn9923 11 лет назад

top 2 band of all time!! Why? I still have 20 years to find number 1. It'll still be the Clash!!

@darylbond3899 5 лет назад

Heartwarming documentary. R.I.P Joe. Viva indeed!!

@user-ec4gy7fc1p 2 года назад

Как они пели и выглядели так должны выглядеть настоящие честные рокеры .

@mamwho 4 года назад

the clash the greatest rock band ever!

@vacuumelite2065 5 лет назад

This is superb. Love it @ 34:06 when Johnny Green leans forward and mimics Joe..."you would tell me wouldn't ya" . :-) :-)

@sonjak66 10 лет назад

Great! Thanks for posting!! R.I.P. Joe!

@revol148 7 лет назад

3:27 oh dear this is just too good: great lyrics, Strummer in fine form, the clip of Topper smashing the drums for all he's worth & Paul looking immaculate.Does it get any better than this?

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@Saintcosser 10 лет назад

A great documentary about a great man. Never forgotten Joe.

@tonyjohn1395 11 лет назад

Thanks for this . So sad. Bought back a lot of memories for me . I will never forget the live performances I saw as a young man. I was lucky to be there. For sheer excitement I cant think of a better front man than joe at his peak.

@fattirevsbud 10 лет назад

Awesome footage thank you for posting!

@paulmorgan9775 7 лет назад

Great doco on a great guy and a great band!

@jamiegroves5155 Год назад

I will always have the memories of Joe I got to hang around him and mick for a day in Sydney Australia in 1982 besides my children being born and my grandkids IT was a highlight of my life

@ferdzrines954 10 лет назад

awesome documentary, Thank you.

@stevetopoulos1801 4 года назад

Joe was a force of nature...

@speedrcer1 11 лет назад

Great stuff. Thanks for posting!

@dennisshea79 11 лет назад

Never late the truth get in the way of a good story! It was great to see all the interviews straight from the people who knew him best.

@davidescozzi9885 7 лет назад

I have lived in London, Ladbroke Grove, very close to him, I could see him passing by my window every morning, and I just couldn't believe it. One night we even drank beers, in a nearby pub in portobello road, extremely close to each other, even Mick Jones was there. He's a legend

@beckyf2845 4 года назад

My favourite band of all time. I saw Joe twice with the mescaleroes ❤

@r.b.somers2052 5 лет назад

Gotta love Joe Strummer.

@ignacionicolascisternamedi198 6 лет назад

WE are SUDAMERICANS ROCKETS ... gracias por el legado y los sentimientos ....... SANTIAGO DE CHILE ★★

@extrastype 11 лет назад

"are we taking orders or taking over" simple and yet so much said, Joe had that knack,some of the lyrics he penned for clash songs through 76-80 are way ahead of the years wrote, as if he could see the future by looking at the past,his words mean just as much now (may be even more) as they did back in 77 when as a kid of 18 i watched them play on the white riot tour at Newcastle University, one gig that really stands out,me 18 and the clash in full flight what a night,pre CBS and very hungry !

@carl_lindquist 9 лет назад

Loved this video! All the best!!

@Guedingen 11 лет назад

Many thanks for the upload, by the way.

@ronaldporcelli2464 10 лет назад

Awesome documentary! Long live Joe

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@BountyHunterBootcamp 5 лет назад

Never forget Joe Strummer

@TheCastellan1 6 лет назад

I loved being in the thick of it. When I joined the Stains in 1980 & we had a shoe box of really great punk singles from England. It was my education to the punk music scene. We went to all the shows at that time and met many of the first punk bands of that era. I loved the politically charged lyrics. They really counted.

@siniestrodrmortis5906 3 года назад

Joe spirit live's on!!!!!!!

@kelhimacmillan5675 3 года назад

My late boyfriend of nearly 20 years, was a huge CLASH fan. In the beginning, I didn't really get it. But, within a couple of years, I really grew to love the music and I bought "The westway to the world" documentary DVD & Clash lyrics song book as part of my BF's Christmas of '02, Just after Joe sadly passed away. After that education I grew to love Joe, Mick, Paul & Topper. I will always love the CLASH and what I learned they stood for!! RIP Joe Strummer, RIP David Grant Watt... forever missed!! 😥💖💪

@martinashton5792 2 года назад

Joe let us in through the back window at the Manchester Apollo in 1978 , I was only 14 years old , brilliant days

@jamesjackson-df1hi 4 года назад

Joe Strummer is a genuine music legend full stop.

@simonhobbs3826 8 лет назад

I never saw the clash , but along with the pistols and the damned they just made such an impact on people lives . joe what a star .

@TheCastellan1 6 лет назад

I went to the March 9th 1980 show headlining the Clash. It was incredible !!

@LaxCat05 9 лет назад

I love this

@stuadam7563 7 лет назад

He was 50 when he died not 51 ...Legend!!

@mvsan6 9 лет назад

Joe Strummer, we miss you so much !

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@thegroovyfloyds 10 лет назад

subscribed done! thanx for this upload, i already have 'the future is unwritten' dvd, but i am enjoying this as well, cheers!

@MajOwnzzxx 9 лет назад

This legend was main influence in my musical life - Nuff said. Gone but never forgotten.

@craigbayliss829 4 года назад

I was too young to see The clash ( although I was into them) but I saw Joe perform at Glastonbury in the 90's ... fukin brilliant !.Will be missed forever

@61mjc 11 лет назад

Not one Thumbs down say,s it all ,Bless yer Joe hope yer rockin it somewhere

@QuirkyFifa 8 лет назад

Thank you joe

@rosscop.coltrane4513 7 лет назад

A fuckin true LEGEND

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@AnonymousAnonymous-lo1gi 10 лет назад

Joe strummer a true man of the people much missed in these parts.

@marcelos.decarvalho568 7 месяцев назад

Miss you, Joe!

@DoojeenDoonican 11 лет назад

Great doc,refreshingly non-pretentious commentators, thanks for uploading

@swell411 4 года назад

Always a place in my Rock and roll Hall of Fame. As an American there wasn't many Brit bands I liked. Never liked the pistols, never will. Strummer was an inspiration.

@miguelcarrilho2267 10 лет назад

wonderfull i like it a lot Best Band in The world Of ROCK AND PUNK ROCK THE CLASH

@ATVknightrider 10 лет назад

The winter here we we live is suck it either snow or rain lol. Hey keep the great videos comming it nice to see what other folks are doing in ATVs world!

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