Punk Rock Warlord: the Life and Work of Joe Strummer
- Editor: Faulk, Barry
- Editor: Harrison, Brady
Book
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Contents
- Contents: Introduction: John Woody Joe Mellor Strummer: the many lives, travails and sundry shortcomings of a punk rock warlord, Barry J. Faulk and Brady Harrison. Part I John/Woody/Joe: 'Don't call me Woody': the punk compassion and folk rebellion of Joe
- Joe Strummer: the road to rock and roll, Lauren Onkey
- From the 101'ers to the Mescaleros, and whatever band was in-between: Joe Strummer's musical journey (or, why Woody?), Brian A. Cogan. Part II I Don't Trust You: 'This is Joe Public speaking': why Joe Strummer's passion is still in fashion, Mark Bedford
- Saint Joe: an apostate writes, Alex Ogg. Part III Why Should You Trust Me?: Revolution rock?: The Clash, Joe Strummer and the British Left in the early days of punk, Matthew Worley
- The creation of an anti-Fascist icon: Joe Strummer and rock against racism, Jeremy Tranmer
- The last gang in town: masculinity, feminism, Joe Strummer and the Clash, Maria Raha. Part IV Strummer on Broadway (and Sunset): 'I am so bored with the USA': Joe Strummer and the Promised Land, Justin S. Wadlow
- Culture clash: the influence of hip hop culture and aesthetics on the Clash, Walidah Imarisha
- Mystery train: 'Joe Strummer' on screen, Chris Barsanti. List of references
- Index.