The Clash - Black Market Clash 10" EP Punk Dub 1980 US Press
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The Clash ?– Black Market Clash
Label: Epic ?– 4E 36846, Nu Disk ?– 4E 36846 Format: Vinyl, LP, 10", CompilationCountry: US Released: 1980 Genre: Rock, Reggae Style: Dub, Punk
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Capital Radio One Producer – Mickey FooteWritten-By – Strummer*, Jones* 2:09 A2 The Prisoner Producer – The ClashWritten-By – Strummer*, Jones* 3:00 A3 Pressure Drop Producer – The ClashRemix – Bill PriceWritten-By – F. Hibbert* 3:30 A4 Cheat Producer – Mickey FooteWritten-By – Strummer*, Jones* 2:06 A5 City Of The Dead Producer – The ClashWritten-By – Strummer*, Jones* 2:26 A6 Time Is Tight Producer – The ClashRemix – Bill PriceSaxophone [Uncredited] – Gary BarnacleWritten-By – B. T. Jones* 4:05 B1 Bankrobber / Robber Dub Producer – Mikey DreadWritten-By – Strummer*, Campbell*, Jones* 6:16 B2 Armagideon Time Producer – The ClashWritten-By – W. Williams* 3:50 B3 Justice Tonight / Kick It Over Producer – Bill Price, The ClashWritten-By – W. Williams* 7:00Companies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Epic Records
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records
- Copyright (c) – CBS Records
- Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute
Credits
- Bass – Paul Simonon
- Design – Jules*, Paul*
- Drums – Topper Headon
- Guitar – Mick Jones
- Guitar, Vocals – Joe Strummer
- Photography By – Rocco Redondo
Notes
Center label variant, reads: "Epic" is a trademark of CBS Inc. / Marca Reg.Very similar to this release except for the text on the runouts.
A1, A4, A5 recorded 1977
A2 recorded 1978
A3 recorded 1979
A6 to B3 recorded 1980
[Barnacle credit on "Time Is Tight" according to the book "Redemption Song" by Chris Salewicz, page 203]
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): TAL 36846
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): TBL 36846
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, Variant 1): TAL 36846-1A T
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, Variant 1): TBL 36846-1C T
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, Variant 2): TAL 36846-1B 1 T
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, Variant 2): TBL 36846-1B 1 T
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