The Strokes let loose with this cover of The Clash’s “Clampdown” at Live at T in the Park 2004.
Audioslave: White Riot
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Here’s Audioslave covering The Clash’s White Riot at Rock am Ring 2006.
The Libertines & Mick Jones: Should I Stay Or Should I Go
Mick Jones of The Clash joins the Libertines to perform one of his old group’s hits. Incidentally, Jones also worked as a producer on the Libertines’ two albums.
Living Colour: Should I Stay Or Should I Go
Living Colour puts its own spin on this classic by The Clash.
Dave Grohl, Little Steven, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello: London Calling
Dave Grohl, Little Steven, Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello got together at the 2003 Grammy Awards to perform the Clash’s London Calling as a tribute to Joe Strummer who had recently passed away. No Doubt’s Tony Kanal and Attractions’ member Pete Thomas, joined them on bass and drums respectively.
