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Album - RocknRollaOriginal Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttJBdr6eBuo
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The Clash - Bankrobber More images Tracklist Credits (2) Bill Price Engineer [Uncredited] Mickey Dread * Producer Versions Filter by Labels & Companies 11 versions Add to Wantlist Recommendations The Cost Of Living E.P. Clash Released 1979 — UK Vinyl — 7", 45 RPM, EP English Civil War (Johnny Comes Marching Home) The Clash Released 1979 — UK
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Artist: The Clash First Release: "Train In Vain" single (CBS Netherlands, June 1980) Length: 4:33 Vocals: Joe Strummer Themes: Additional Information: original working title was Bank Robbing Song Mick Jones: "That was a song Joe wrote on his own.". "Bankrobber" (4:33) (single version with fade-out at the end) "Bankrobber / Robber Dub" (6:16.
The Clash Train In Vain / Bankrobber (1980, Small "33 1/3 RPM" on Labels, Vinyl) Discogs
lyrics artistfacts Songfacts®: This song describes a boy whose father robs banks, but refuses to harm anybody in the process; he simply loves to live life as a criminal. Unfortunately many people took these lyrics literally, prompting sniffy critics to point out that Joe Strummer's dad was a foreign office diplomat and not actually a bankrobber.
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The Clash's "Bankrobber" Lyrics Meaning. Being that we currently live in the age of rap music, it is somewhat common to come across songs which present the idea of it being better to live life fast than indefinitely stuck in, for lack of a better term, the rat race. But it seems The Clash were up on that philosophy well before the days.
The Clash Bankrobber (1980, Vinyl) Discogs
27 0 Tags My daddy was a bank robber But he never hurt nobody He just loved to live that way And he loved to steal your money Some is rich, and some is poor And that's the way the world is But I don't believe in laying back Sayin' how bad your luck is So he came to jazz it up Never learned to shovel Break your back to earn our pay
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The Clash is one of the most iconic punk rock bands in history, producing anthems that defied the status quo and highlighted the struggles of the working class. One of their most famous songs, "Bankrobber," follows this tradition. It was released in 1980, a time when the world was experiencing political and economic instability.
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The Clash Lyrics "Bankrobber" My daddy was a bankrobber But he never hurt nobody He just loved to live that way And he loved to steal your money Some is rich, and some is poor That's the way the world is But I don't believe in lying back Sayin' how bad your luck is So we came to jazz it up We never loved a shovel Break your back to earn your pay
The Clash Bankrobber
Become A Better Singer In Only 30 Days, With Easy Video Lessons! My daddy was a bank robber But he never hurt nobody He just loved to live that way And he loved to steal your money Some is rich, and some is poor And that's the way the world is But I don't believe in laying back Sayin' how bad your luck is So he came to jazz it up Never learned.
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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music UKBankrobber · The ClashHits Back℗ 2013 Sony Music Entertainment UK LimitedReleased on: 2013-08-26Composer, Lyricist: Paul.
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The Clash - Bank RobberRecorded Live: 3/8/1980 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJMore The Clash at Music Vault: http://www.musicvault.comSubscribe to Music Vaul.
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THE CLASH - Bankrobber Jurassic56 11.4K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed Share 18K views 11 years ago "Bankrobber" - Released 8th of June 1980 by UK music legends, the 'Clash'. LYRICS:.
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Bankrobber " Bankrobber " is a song by English punk rock band the Clash. The song was not released on any of their studio albums, instead appearing on their compilation Black Market Clash.
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UK Tour." Moderately successful as a single (it broke the Top 20 in the UK and Ireland), the collaboration officially launched The Clash's interest in dub. Now, I would tell you that Bankrobber marked the beginning of the end, as the band drifted further from their punk roots and became international rock stars, but I generally resist change.
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The Clash song that inspired one of Bob Marley's hits Read More The ska-inspired track tells the story of a boy whose father robs banks but refuses to harm anybody in the process. The lyrics read: "My daddy was a bank robber/But he never hurt nobody/He just loved to live that way/And he loved to steal your money".