The Clash “London Calling” isolated bass 🇯🇲

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Changing the beat changes the genre! Imagine "London Calling" if Paul Simonon & Mick Jones played with Bob Marley's drummer Carly Barrett laying down a one drop beat...suddenly it's The Police?! 👮 On the latest One Song Fred Armisen joins us to discuss The Clash’s "London Calling." The band's love for (and many forays into) Jamaican music - reggae, ska, rocksteady and dub - is well documented. For example bassist Paul Simonon has said one of his inspirations was Leroy Sibbles, legendary Studio One session bassist/songwriter & vocalist for The Heptones. The Clash’s reggae influences become more clear when you replace Topper Headon’s swingin’ 12/8 beat with a JA-inspired one drop (i.e. no kick on the downbeat, as we discussed on our Bob Marley “Jammin’” episode last year) 🇯🇲 on the latest One Song podcast Fred Armisen helps Diallo & I break down the stems & stories behind “London Calling” by The Clash #theclash #bassguitarist #paulsimonon #reggae #studioone

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