The Jolly Boys - I Fought the Law (The Clash) video free download

DSG/ DANIELDELOSSANTOSG

like tnat its great

Pablo Pérez

Sonny Curtis wrote this song, it was first recorded by the Crickets in 1960...Fuller's version is from 65

JUAN FRANCISCO

ESA ..... HEAVY.......GENIAL , GRAN COVER.......

HASH BROWNIES

It's Bobby Fuller Four original from the garage 60's.

Fernando Aznar García

Lo bueno no tiene edad ni sexo ggggg

chimaera01

They need to write their own material though. My only criticism of them.

pat kane

I hate it when a new group comes along and ruins a classic, Like the clash did to I fought the law. Just Horrible, A disgrace. I hope the cricket's and Bobby Fuller didn't hear it.

Ray Sawhill

Great version.

chenzxl

Cheer up son - great music

Chronik Plague

bubby fuller

Reed Rosson

was gonna say this!

Dane333W

@kizashilol Get it RIGHT

Street Justice Department

@budweiserchuck It wasn't Buddy Holly, he was dead when his band (The Crickets) first recorded this song.

l0rd0ct0d0rk

I heard it from the Bobby Fuller Four, they were a one hit wonder, but I agree, Clash's version is better.

Vic Bonnard

@sonofsuburbia69 just cos you got it wrong doesnt mean you have to be and ignorant little faggot.

DKDiddley

Dead Kennedys version is the best. This is great, though.

Sarah Baldwin

From Wikipedia: "I Fought the Law" is a much-covered rock and roll song. The song was written by Sonny Curtis and first recorded in 1959 by a post-Buddy Holly lineup of The Crickets that included Curtis. The song was famously covered by fellow Texan Bobby Fuller, who recorded a successful version of the song in 1965 (Fuller had released an earlier, slightly different version on his own Exeter label in 1964. The Clash also recorded a version in 1979.

sonofsuburbia69

@budweiserchuck still not giving a flying fuck

budweiserchuck

You all buddy holly was the first

sonofsuburbia69

@kizashilol i don't give a fuck

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