"Janie Jones" is a song by British punk rock band The Clash, which was covered by Neurotic Outsiders on the Neurotic Outsiders album in 1996.
Artist: The Clash First Release: The Clash (CBS Records, 8/4/1977) Length: 2:08 Vocals: Joe Strummer, Mick Jones
* written by Mick Jones during the initial band rehearsals June-August 1976
* Mick Jones: "Written on the 31 bus from Harrow Road to Rehearsals at Chalk Farm. Just humming the tune, and the words to the chorus came to me on the bus."
* Terry Chimes: "I remember that day that Mick came in and announced it [...] He had quite a clear idea of the whole thing actually in his mind, so we did it, and it worked perfect immediately."
* performed at the band's very first public London gig in August 1976
* recorded at CBS Studios (31-37 Whitfield Street, London W1) in February 1977
* Simon Humphrey (sound engineer): "'Janie Jones' was recorded almost live. That may
Artist: The Clash First Release: The Clash (CBS Records, 8/4/1977) Length: 2:08 Vocals: Joe Strummer, Mick Jones
* written by Mick Jones during the initial band rehearsals June-August 1976
* Mick Jones: "Written on the 31 bus from Harrow Road to Rehearsals at Chalk Farm. Just humming the tune, and the words to the chorus came to me on the bus."
* Terry Chimes: "I remember that day that Mick came in and announced it [...] He had quite a clear idea of the whole thing actually in his mind, so we did it, and it worked perfect immediately."
* performed at the band's very first public London gig in August 1976
* recorded at CBS Studios (31-37 Whitfield Street, London W1) in February 1977
* Simon Humphrey (sound engineer): "'Janie Jones' was recorded almost live. That may have been a live vocal, actually."
* Janie Jones: "They timed it beautifully. I'd just got through the prison gates and I heard that. It was incredible!"
"Janie Jones" is a song by British punk rock band The Clash, which was covered by Neurotic Outsiders on the Neurotic Outsiders album in 1996.