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Green Guide
I’ve got myself a timeshare in Almeria, Jon!
PUBLISHED:
December 11, 2011 at
11:30 am • LAST EDITED:
December 10, 2011 at
7:57 am
Almeria, Andalucia, La Cultura •
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| • Joe Strummer was a great lover of Spain, especially Andalusia |
IT was certainly one of the most memorable interviews of my life.
Helping to compile a list of the Top 100 bands of All Time for the Daily Mail, I got to hang out with Joe Strummer at London’s Groucho Club.
We talked for hours about his life and loves and the conversation was frequently peppered with references to Spain.
Myself, having earlier lived in Madrid for two years we had a lot of shared interests, including a passionate interest in the Civil War.
The biggest coincidence though was his love of the little-known corner of Andalucia, Cabo de Gata, where I had literally just got back from a holiday.
“I’ve got a timeshare in San Jose,” he told me. “I head down every year and love the vibes down there.”
But, it was clear he had a massive love of the whole region and this reflected in his songs.
We got on well and he gave me his home number in the West Country, where I would later hang out with him at Glastonbury festival.
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