Artist	Song
The Good, The Bad & The Queen	Herculean
from The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2007)
Big Audio Dynamite	Rush
from The Globe (1991)
Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros	Coma Girl
from Streetcore (2008)
The 101ers	Keys to Your Heart
from The Chiswick Story, Vol. 1 (1992)
Big Audio Dynamite	The Globe
from The Globe (1991)
Johnny Cash & Joe Strummer	Redemption Song
from Unearthed (2010)
The Good, The Bad & The Queen	Kingdom of Doom
from The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2007)
Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros	Johnny Appleseed
from Global Agogo (2008)
Big Audio Dynamite	E=MC2
from This Is Big Audio Dynamite (1986)
The Good, The Bad & The Queen	History Song
from The Good, the Bad and the Queen (2007)
Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros	Get Down Moses
from Streetcore (2008)
Big Audio Dynamite	The Bottom Line
from This Is Big Audio Dynamite (1986)
Big Audio Dynamite	V. Thirteen
from No. 10, Upping St. (1987)
Joe Strummer	Tropic of No Return
from Walker (2005)

Comment:

Just as the Clash couldn’t be contained by the punk movement, the band couldn’t completely satisfy the breadth of its members’ musical appetites. Blur/Gorillaz front man Damon Albarn enticed bassist Paul Simonon to chuck his paintbrushes and pick up the bass — for the first time in a decade-and-a-half — to join The Good, The Bad & The Queen. Their "Kingdom of Doom" drags the mild-mannered suburban England of the Kinks' "Sunny Afternoon" off to a dark corner and roughs it up some. In “Coma Girl,” Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros trance-channel Bruce Springsteen's yarn-spinning savvy, transplanting the spirit of his “Spirit in the Night” from Jersey to Swansea. And Mick Jones' post-Clash outfit, Big Audio Dynamite, perfects the formula for fusing found sounds, synth rhythms, and stream-of-consciousness patter into a slinky, seductive groove in their dance-floor delight "E=MC2."

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