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The Clash's self titled album is released
The Clash's debut self-titled album was released in April of 1977 and featured a cover of the famous reggae song "Police And Thieves" by Junior Murvin. -
Topper Headon joins
The Clash's drummer Terry Chimes leaves and Topper Headon joins the group. -
Give Em' Enough Rope is released
Their second album is released. Prior to the release, the singles "Tommy Gun" and "English Civil War" were released. -
London Calling is released
One of the greatest and most influential album is released on this day. -
Rude Boy is released
The Clash's first movie is released, half fiction half rockumentary. It shows live footage of them and stuff. -
Sandinista! is released
Sandinista! was releaed featuring a broad range of genres including reggae, jazz, gospel, punk, and rap. -
Topper Headon is booted
Topper Headon is kicked out of the group because of his heroine addiction effecting his heatlh and drumming. -
Combat Rock is released
Combat Rock is The Clash's best selling album recieving 2x Platinum in the United States. -
Mick Jones is booted
Mick Jones is kicked out of the group after growing friction between him and the group (or what was left of it.). -
Cut The Crap is released
Their last album Cut The Crap is released with the two remaining original members (Joe Strummer & Paul Simonon) and has gone down as their worse album. It's even been removed from most of their discographys because it is so garbage.
