Big Audio Dynamite

Big Audio Dynamite was a British pop band that included former Clash guitarist Mick Jones.

Originally a collaboration between Mick Jones and director Don Letts, Big Audio Dynamite incorporated a cross-genre sound with samples from classic Western and Film Noir movies -- a technique that would become be adopted by future hip-hop and rap artists. Jones' former Clash bandmate Joe Strummer contributed songwriting and production to the band. Big Audio Dynamite went through a number of line-up and name changes -- the band was also known as Big Audio Dynamite II, Big Audio, and BAD.

• Mick Jones - Guitar, Vocals
• Don Letts - Vocals
• Dan Donovan - Keyboards
• Leo Williams - Bass Guitar
• Greg Roberts - Drums

• 1985: This Is Big Audio Dynamite
• 1986: No. 10, Upping Street
• 1991: The Globe

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