my fav from Sandinista! My beloved band. Crazy for them. I was only 17 when I met The Clash: big concert in Florence (Italy). A great love born. THE CLASH FOREVER!
I love the experimental angle of this whole album, heard it described as 'too long' and 'messy' but i wouldn't change a thing and i don't think they would either!
These sentient people WERE WAY,,,WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY to far AHEAD of time, That phrase "boogaloo" = used in the BREAKDANCE film in 1984,a ELECTRIC BOOGALOO= damn the CLASH was doing this in 1980!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the MAGNIFICENT 7 tune,,,,,WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY AHEAD!!!!!!!! 42 YEARS AHEAD!!!!
Back in the 80's I probably played the 3 disc Sandanista album 1000's of times. Even now, the tunes come back to my head - I will find myself singing these songs out of nowhere. One of the really fine collection of tunes ever - and back then the 3 record set cost something like $8.99! The liner notes/art with allt he lyrics are awesome also - you just don't find this type of stuff these days.
The highest compliment I can pay this song is that I got the album today and listened to the whole fabulous thing, and thing after 2+ hours spanning six sides, when it ended this was the ONE song I played again. Why? not sure! It's not the best on the record. It's kinda great tho. Yup.
Down the road came a Junco Partner Boy, he was loaded as can be He was knocked out, knocked out loaded He was a'wobblin' all over the street Singing 6 months ain't no sentence Yeah, and one year ain't no time I was born in Angola Serving 14 to 99 Well I wish I had me one million dollars One million to call my own I would raise me, and say, "grow for me baby" Raise me a tobacco farm Take a walk, Take a walk, Junco Partner Well, when I had me a great deal of money Yeah, I had mighty good things all over town Now I ain't got no more money All of my good friends just put me down So now I got to pawn my ratchet and pistol Yeah I'm gonna pawn my watch and chain, chain, chain I would have pawned my sweet Gabriella But the smart girl she wouldn't sign her name Down the road, down the road came a Junco Partner Boy, he was loaded as can be He was knocked out, knocked out loaded. Loaded, loaded, loaded, loaded He was a'wobblin' all over the street Take a walk, (Take a walk, take a walk) I can't walk Down the road, down the road came a Junco Partner 'Hey, Mister', he called out to me And it was three things he shattered Singing, singing cocaine Got as guilty as it can go Oh, Junco Partner Well I'm down, yes I'm getting thirsty Oh a mighty good beer, when I'm dry Just, just give me whisky, when I'm thirsty Give me headstone when I die. Down the road.
[20 February 2023] A daring cover, to be sure. And I appreciate the reggae sound they bring to (what was originally) an old American blues song (apparently first written and recorded by James Waynes in 1951. But I must confess, I don't think it can hold a candle to Doctor John's version - off his 1972 album DOCTOR JOHN'S GUMBO - which, for me, will always be the definitive version. It's somehow loucher, looser and greasier than the Clash could ever be.
La versión de The Clash es más creativa e ingeniosa. Juegan con más elementos, saben dar la vuelta a los ritmos originales y los arreglos (ese vibráfono...wow) la hacen UNICA. Pero la versión de Dr. Jhon es también muy buena.
interesting that they cleaned up the lyrics. maybe back in the 80s it was too risky to do anything but Just Say No. Hmmm, there were lots of versions. First recorded 1951 but maybe was around before then? Anyway, heres the lyric that seems most avoided --> Give me whiskey When I get a little frisky It's a mighty good drink When you get a little dry Give me reefer When I get a little sickly But give me a little heaven (heroin) Before I die
Siempre. Siempre los boy a escuchar aunque haya música moderna de hoy. Esq la música de hoy no me llena. No me produce nadáaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaasaaaaaaaaa
@@stephencarey2354 I agree...I mean it's a very good Punk Rock album, but I liked I think Give Em Enough Rope was way better...My favorites are definitely Sandinista, London Calling and Combat Rock...all three are unique masterpieces
Always in love with this album since 40 years... Now i 'm ready for a punk reggae party and to watch "Rude Boy" the movie !
My first LP. A Christmas present from my mum. 40 odd years ago. Still bloody brilliant. Ivan Meets G.I.Joe and Junco Partner. All of them! Brilliant!
Check out Chuck Berry. He has a song that has the lyric about junco partner.
Your mum had great taste, and must have been a realist too. Thanks, for reminding me of a special woman too. You rock.
my fav from Sandinista!
My beloved band. Crazy for them. I was only 17 when I met The Clash: big concert in Florence (Italy). A great love born.
THE CLASH FOREVER!
I love the experimental angle of this whole album, heard it described as 'too long' and 'messy' but i wouldn't change a thing and i don't think they would either!
Self indulgent was the phrase used against it 41 years ago. Does it matter, NOW? No.
These sentient people WERE WAY,,,WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY to far AHEAD of time, That phrase "boogaloo" = used in the BREAKDANCE film in 1984,a ELECTRIC BOOGALOO= damn the CLASH was doing this in 1980!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the MAGNIFICENT 7 tune,,,,,WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY AHEAD!!!!!!!! 42 YEARS AHEAD!!!!
It's probably my favorite, although they're all good!
Couldn’t agree more
I like it a lot.
Miss you Joe 💖💖
I bought this album as a thank you to my mate for being my best man and 5 years later he bought it for me for being his love the Clash 😂
Unique album. Today again. 💪
This song shows the deep connections between New Orleans R&B and Jamaican reggae.
??? bizarre
The Clash: The only band that matters
Back in the 80's I probably played the 3 disc Sandanista album 1000's of times. Even now, the tunes come back to my head - I will find myself singing these songs out of nowhere. One of the really fine collection of tunes ever - and back then the 3 record set cost something like $8.99! The liner notes/art with allt he lyrics are awesome also - you just don't find this type of stuff these days.
The coolest use of the Violin ever?
Helle bell's yea
Absolutely love this album, classic, 1st came the double 'London' then this triple album. Both slated for the direction but true fans love it all👌
Para mí eres la mejor banda del mundo
Definitely enjoy the Clash's take on reggae!
Out on their own by this point.
The highest compliment I can pay this song is that I got the album today and listened to the whole fabulous thing, and thing after 2+ hours spanning six sides, when it ended this was the ONE song I played again.
Why? not sure! It's not the best on the record. It's kinda great tho. Yup.
Énorme chanson Vive le punk ❤❤
great ! great ! clash !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! big band !!!!!!!!!!!!!! whaouhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha todas las personas q han sufrido de hambre. De sufrimiento de guerras. Q estén en la gloria.
Down the road came a Junco Partner
Boy, he was loaded as can be
He was knocked out, knocked out loaded
He was a'wobblin' all over the street
Singing 6 months ain't no sentence
Yeah, and one year ain't no time
I was born in Angola
Serving 14 to 99
Well I wish I had me one million dollars
One million to call my own
I would raise me, and say, "grow for me baby"
Raise me a tobacco farm
Take a walk, Take a walk, Junco Partner
Well, when I had me a great deal of money
Yeah, I had mighty good things all over town
Now I ain't got no more money
All of my good friends just put me down
So now I got to pawn my ratchet and pistol
Yeah I'm gonna pawn my watch and chain, chain, chain
I would have pawned my sweet Gabriella
But the smart girl she wouldn't sign her name
Down the road, down the road came a Junco Partner
Boy, he was loaded as can be
He was knocked out, knocked out loaded.
Loaded, loaded, loaded, loaded
He was a'wobblin' all over the street
Take a walk, (Take a walk, take a walk)
I can't walk
Down the road, down the road came a Junco Partner
'Hey, Mister', he called out to me
And it was three things he shattered
Singing, singing cocaine
Got as guilty as it can go
Oh, Junco Partner
Well I'm down, yes I'm getting thirsty
Oh a mighty good beer, when I'm dry
Just, just give me whisky, when I'm thirsty
Give me headstone when I die.
Down the road.
Preesh!
One in a millón ..aroun the world ...i say no daut...from tijuana to Europa.📻🎵🎸👏
the backing vocals make it
Best band in The world
やっぱりストラマー最高だよ
I love the Clash 😍
good times
Golden LP unk
Wow I'm so surprised 😢🔥
No puedo mas
Eres lo mas
Sounds great! Are there any plans to relase remastered Sandinista on CD/Vinyl?
Música muito boa show
Me haces feliz escucharte
Es bommm
DOPE
Good
Joe siempre te sigo.
Yoe !!!
4:11
The Clash and The Meteors .Halcyon days ......
Let's compare them with others and understand their tribute.
He visitado granada tu sitio eres lo ma
Sweet,,
❤️
Good:
the guy playing violin is vibin' hard xD
Tymon Dogg he's the fella singing "Loose this skin".
@@johnmichaelson9173 Always thought that was a woman! :-P
@@topupmusicmanagement1695 No he was Joe's mate from back in the day. I toured with the Clash also way back when. Great days. 😁
@@johnmichaelson9173 which group were you in?
Es así.
I was born in Angola ¿Louisiana State Penitentiary?
Joe. Estoy aq escuchando tu música. Hasta q me muera
El
pero aparte de punk eres completo de la música osea. eres espectcular
I just puked up old beer
[20 February 2023] A daring cover, to be sure. And I appreciate the reggae sound they bring to (what was originally) an old American blues song (apparently first written and recorded by James Waynes in 1951. But I must confess, I don't think it can hold a candle to Doctor John's version - off his 1972 album DOCTOR JOHN'S GUMBO - which, for me, will always be the definitive version. It's somehow loucher, looser and greasier than the Clash could ever be.
La versión de The Clash es más creativa e ingeniosa. Juegan con más elementos, saben dar la vuelta a los ritmos originales y los arreglos (ese vibráfono...wow) la hacen UNICA. Pero la versión de Dr. Jhon es también muy buena.
あ～。この曲大好きだったなぁ！
on n'a jamais fait mieux!
interesting that they cleaned up the lyrics. maybe back in the 80s it was too risky to do anything but Just Say No. Hmmm, there were lots of versions. First recorded 1951 but maybe was around before then? Anyway, heres the lyric that seems most avoided -->
Give me whiskey
When I get a little frisky
It's a mighty good drink
When you get a little dry
Give me reefer
When I get a little sickly
But give me a little heaven (heroin)
Before I die
Siempre. Siempre los boy a escuchar aunque haya música moderna de hoy. Esq la música de hoy no me llena. No me produce nadáaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaasaaaaaaaaa
😀
Nunca te voy a olvidar hasta q me muera
Cuando me muera ya he dicho q canción quiero q me ponga de ti
mira quien
Nassau Royale is around 33.5%
Prong metal at the send of your lighter gets stuck to your face and just one foot after the other to the end of this… treck. Chk chk
The junco was party? I can’t walk. No money. Pink lighter. It’s not sign or ney. It’s gold for it tho
The clash
-Sandinista!
-The Clash (1977)
-London Calling
@@stephencarey2354 Personal opinion, yours does not interest me.
@@LuisSodaStCarp Oh ok ,bit rude,but ok.
@@stephencarey2354 I agree...I mean it's a very good Punk Rock album, but I liked I think Give Em Enough Rope was way better...My favorites are definitely Sandinista, London Calling and Combat Rock...all three are unique masterpieces
Rllos
I would have pawned my sweet Gabriella
But the smart girl she wouldn't sign her name
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Joe
quue
Lah LACK
si fredi era el mejor
Y seguire contigo hasta q me muera viva joe
Lol
5th
4:20
El