Here is a list of known articles around the time of the tour. If you know of anything that is missing please do let us know.

Jon Downes meets Keith Levene video interview

Interesting interview with Keith Leven on the opening days of the Clash .. and What's My Name.

76 12 11 NME Eighteen Flight Rock

Reprint of Melody Maker, Caroline Coon, November 1976
archived PDF

Record Mirror archive 1955-1981
Searchable, most editions

Fanzines: Great Collection
Great collection of scanned fanzines from the 1970s and 1980s

Sounds
The First band to come along who will really frighten the Sex Pistols

Year in Punk Interview with Janet Street Porter - (out now on DVD)

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Production ID 9C/02278
Programme Title LONDON WEEKEND SHOW
Production Title SEX PISTOLS - PUNK ROCK
First TX Date 28/11/1976

Synopsis Text Janet Street-Porter investigates the current fast-growing phenomenon - Punk Rock.

The programme sets out to examine why increasing numbers of London's young people are becoming disaffected with the rock scene and finding that the 'New Wave' bands, rather than rich, established, superstars, seem to articulate their own feelings of musical and social discontent. It looks at the rapid growth of punk bands which has followed the realisation that you don't have to be a consummate musician to play entertaining punk music and at the style and beliefs that distinguish people from fans of established rock.
Janet interviews the leading punk band, The Sex Pistols, their close rivals, The Clash and punk fans to try to find out whether this is a beat boom or just another instantly forgotten fad. She also talks to promoter Ron Watts to find out whether Punk Rock's violent reputation, which has led to a dwindling number of venues prepared to book the bands, is justly deserved, and the programme allows viewers to judge the phenomenon for themselves from film of a typical Sex Pistols concert
Running Time 25 mins 53 secs

Year in Punk Interview with Janet Street Porter - (out now on DVD)

The Birth of The Clash
The Independent
Friday, 10 October 2008
An epiphany at a Sex Pistols gig led to the formation of the most enduring of punk bands. Here, in an extract from a new book, The Clash reveal how they started in a London squat

The Clash: Down And Out And Proud
Caroline Coon, Melody Maker, 13 Nov 76
following the ICA gig
THREE WEEKS AGO at London's ICA, Jane and Shane, regulars on the new-wave punk rock scene, were sprawled at the edge of the stage. Blood ...

The Clash: Eighteen Flight Rock...
Miles, NME, 11 December 1976
...AND THE SOUND OF THE WESTWAY
interview with The Clash

The Clash - Caroline Coon, '1988:
The New Wave Punk Rock Explosion', 1977
5th November 1976
Interview & review

Don Giovani
Finest post Pistols band

Clipping
Clash a better band minus Keith

Kris Needs - Trakmarx
online or archive PDF
How I met the Clash

Nov 1976
The Clash & Polydor Demos

Rockscene Anarchy
Photo review ... photo 1 ... photo 2 ... photo 3

Greatness from Garageland
Peter Silverton, Trouser Press, February 1978
UNANNOUNCED, TO SAY the least, a kid in boots, suspenders and short-cropped hair clambers through the photographers' pit and up onto the stage of London's Rainbow Theatre. Benignly ignored by band, stage crew and security alike...

Does anyone have a scan of this article?
The (?) Rock Special (#5): Other Bands
Profile by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, October 1976
"I don't understand why people think it's so difficult to learn to play the guitar. I found it incredibly easy. You just pick a chord ... £££ $$$

Does anyone have a scan of this article?
Welcome To The (?) Rock Special (#1): In Love With The Modern World
Overview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, October 1976
Johnny Rotten, the Clash, the Damned and a committed cast of hundreds of new music makers give the finger to the old farts ... £££ $$$

Punky Gibbon
online or archive PDF
Quote from Keith Levene interview and some early notes.

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