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Clash Guitarist Mick Jones Performs In Prison For Billy Bragg Campaign

July 9th, 2007 6:11pm EDT favorite Add to My News
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The ClashFormer The Clash guitarist Mick Jones and Billy Bragg performed in a London prison on Friday as part of a campaign to encourage inmates to take up music. Jones played The Clash's classic Should I Stay Or Should I Go to an audience of convicted criminals at Wormwood Scrubs prison, before handing out five guitars.

Bragg's Jail Guitar Doors organization, which takes its name from a 1978 Clash B-side aims to reduce re-offending among prisoners by offering an outlet through playing an instrument.

Jones said, "Music is a way to get away from things, a way of expressing yourself. And if you'll excuse the pun, it's a great way to escape."

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