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Album: Unreleased * unreleased 'Sandinista!' studio outtake recorded in March 1980 at Electric Ladyland in New York City * confirmed by Joe Strummer on a handwritten songlist entitled "NEW CLASH = "CLASH HOT 100" LIST COMPILED AT ELECTRIC LADYLAND End of March 1980", style described by Strummer as "Clashabilly" (Chris Salewicz: "Redemption Song - The Ballad Of Joe Strummer", p.279) * possibly a cover of the Merle Haggard song "Here Comes The Freedom Train" from 1976

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rdfs:label	Freedom Train
rdfs:comment	Album: Unreleased * unreleased 'Sandinista!' studio outtake recorded in March 1980 at Electric Ladyland in New York City * confirmed by Joe Strummer on a handwritten songlist entitled "NEW CLASH = "CLASH HOT 100" LIST COMPILED AT ELECTRIC LADYLAND End of March 1980", style described by Strummer as "Clashabilly" (Chris Salewicz: "Redemption Song - The Ballad Of Joe Strummer", p.279) * possibly a cover of the Merle Haggard song "Here Comes The Freedom Train" from 1976
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abstract	Album: Unreleased * unreleased 'Sandinista!' studio outtake recorded in March 1980 at Electric Ladyland in New York City * confirmed by Joe Strummer on a handwritten songlist entitled "NEW CLASH = "CLASH HOT 100" LIST COMPILED AT ELECTRIC LADYLAND End of March 1980", style described by Strummer as "Clashabilly" (Chris Salewicz: "Redemption Song - The Ballad Of Joe Strummer", p.279) * possibly a cover of the Merle Haggard song "Here Comes The Freedom Train" from 1976

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