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Read An Epic Records Exec’s 1977 Letter To A Fan Explaining Why He Passed On The Clash

The Clash’s self-titled 1977 debut is a raw, feverish classic, and it took a while to come out in the U.S. Epic Records had the rights to release the album in America, but the label initially passed on the album, though it did eventually release the album, with a retooled tracklist, over here. Dangerous Minds […]

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Read An Epic Records Exec’s 1977 Letter To A Fan Explaining Why He Passed On The Clash

Stereogum — The Clash’s self-titled 1977 debut is a raw, feverish classic, and it took a while to come out in the U.S. Epic Records had the rights to release the album in America, ... more info

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