"London Calling" by The Clash is a powerful punk rock anthem that captures the urgency and rebellion of its time. Released in 1979 as the title track of their seminal album, the song has left a lasting impact with its driving rhythm and socially conscious lyrics.
The first two chords of the song, E minor and F, is just a half step apart which creates a slightly ”dark” vibe to set up the tune. In music theory, we call this the Phrygian mode, which is the 3rd mode of the major scale. This is a darker sounding minor mode that The Clash used beautifully in this classic track! Let’s jam!
Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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Chords:C F G
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