The Clash: Joe Strummer, Mick Jones (vocals, guitar); Paul Simonon (vocals, bass); Keith Levene (guitar); Topper Headon, Terry Chimes (drums).

Producers include: Sandy Pearlman, Micky Foote, Guy Stevens, Lee Perry, The Clash.

Compilation producers: Don De Vito, Richard Bauer.

Includes liner notes by Lester Bangs & Kosmo Vinyl.

Digitally remastered by Bill Price.

The "display book" version of CLASH ON BROADWAY is housed in 5" X 10" "display book" packaging with 63 pages.

Liner Note Authors: Lenny Kaye; Kosmo Vinyl.

For sheer impact, the Clash rank second only to the Sex Pistols in the U.K. punk explosion of the mid-70's; for consistency, growth and longevity, they are peerless. An explicitly political band, their music crackled with raw energy on their first releases, but their sound broadened as the songwriting of guitarists/singers Mick Jones and Joe Strummer matured.

A love of reggae (Junior Murvin's "Police And Thieves", work with Mikey Dread) and classic 60's tunes (Bobby Fuller's "I Fought The Law") gave them a depth that most of the punk movement lacked, and pushed them in directions both obscure (the dub songs on the "Sandinista" set) and popular ("Rock The Casbah", a top 10 hit).