"Tony Adams"
"Sandpaper Blues"
"X-Ray Style"
"Techno D "Day"
"The Road To Rock 'N' Roll"
"Nitcomb"
"Diggin 'The New"
"Forbidden City"
"Yalla Yalla"
"Willesden To Cricklewood"
The Mescaleros was formed as a result of Joe Strummer's work with the drummer Paul Cook in the recording of the soundtracks of Tunnel of Love and Question of Honour. The band played its first training on June 5, 1999 in Sheffield and from that moment began a long tour by the United States and Europe.
Later, the band signed with Californian label Hellcat Records and released his first album, Rock Art and the X-Ray Style. The later shows of the tour included several classics from The Clash as well as the band's songs. After alignment The Mescaleros reform issued its second album, Global a Go-Go. This time, the shows of the tour to promote it also included classics like Clash "London Calling" and "Rudie Can not Fail" and the reggae classic "The Harder They Come" and "A Message to You, Rudie" the song "Blitzkrieg Bop" by Ramones with which the group closed its concerts as a tribute to recientemete Joey Ramone died.
As already shown in The Clash, Strummer experimented with many different musical genres such as reggae, jazz, funk, hip-hop and country well, of course, punk rock. The group was also the protagonist of the documentary Let's Rock Again by Dick Rude and his songs were used for the movie Black Hawk Down and Mr & Mrs. Smith.
On November 16, 2002, Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros played a concert to benefit the fire of London in the Acton Town Hall. In this recital Mick Jones, former guitarist of The Clash, Strummer joined on stage for the first time in nearly 20 years to play the songs "Bankrobber", "White Riot" and "London's Burning." Shortly thereafter, on November 22, The Mescaleros last played a show in Liverpool. A month later, Strummer died of heart failure when the group was recording the album Streetcore. The album was released posthumously on October 30, 2003.
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