The Clash Shares Vintage Video For "The Magnificent Seven" [Watch]
The Clash's song "The Magnificent Seven" was released in 1980 and is the opening track on their album "Sandinista!" The song has been described as being inspired by the 1960 film "The Magnificent Seven," as well as the work of the Marxist writer Antonio Gramsci. However, the meaning behind the song is not as simple as just its inspiration.
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Working for a rise, better my station. Take my baby to sophistication. She's seen the ads, she thinks it's nice. Better work hard - I seen the price. Never mind that it's time for the bus. We got to work - an' you're one of us. Clocks go slow in a place of work. Minutes drag and the hours jerk.
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1979 — UK Vinyl — 7", 45 RPM, EP English Civil War (Johnny Comes Marching Home)
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Clash - The Magnificent Seven (HD music video 1981) Sound & Vision 32.9K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 1 2 3 4 2 3 0 1 4 0 4 5 7 8 9 353K views 6 years ago This video combines the 1980.
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lyrics artistfacts Songfacts®: This song started with very simple origins. The first seeds were sown by Ian Dury and the Blockheads' bassist Norman Watt-Roy. "Jonesy said, 'we need something funky 'cos Joe wants to do a rap.' Joe wrote all the words right there, totally spontaneous.
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The Magnificent Seven The Clash 29 0 Tags The magnificent seven Ring, ring, it's 7:00 A.M. Move yourself to go again Cold water in the face Brings you back to this awful place Knuckle merchants and your bankers too Must get up and learn those rules Weather man and the crazy chief One says sun and one says sleet A.M., the F.M. the P.M. too
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The 1981 punk-rock song "The Magnificent Seven" isn't about Yul Brynner and the 1960 all-star Western of the same name, but something even more mundane and also more threatening: the endless.
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The iconic British punk rock band, The Clash, released their hit single "The Magnificent Seven (Return)" in 1981 as a follow-up to their original track "The Magnificent Seven." This song has gained significant popularity over the years, captivating audiences with its unique blend of punk, reggae, and funk influences.
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[Verse 1] Ring! Ring! It's 7:00 A.M.! Move yourself to go again Cold water in the face Brings you back to this awful place Knuckle merchants and you bankers, too Must get up and learn those rules.
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The Magnificent Seven. April 10, 1981. Recorded in New York in April 1980, this single was one of the first ever rap records made by a British band and one of the earliest rap records full stop. The remix version on the b-side, Magnificent Dance would become a big hit on black US radio stations in New York.
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The Magnificent Seven is the longest song to open up a Clash album. the edited single version is around a minute shorter than the album version, and features a different intro. a dance mix of this song exists, entitled The Magnificent Dance. recorded at Electric Lady Studios in New York City [1] in April 1980 [2] Norman Watt-Roy ( bass player.
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The Clash playing Magnificent Seven on the Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder. June 1981.