The Clash vocal range

According to our database the vocal range of this artist is:

G2 - E5 (2.8 octaves)

Song with the LOWEST pitch:
Straight To Hell (G2-B3)
User likes: Dark Prince days of 39

Song with the HIGHEST pitch:
Rock the Casbah (E3-E5)
User likes: q

Voice types

Based on their range the artist can perform songs for:

Baritone (A2-A4)

Tenor (C3-C5)

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More songs by the artist

Should I Stay or Should I Go (B2-C#4)
User likes: JJP Venema Ibi Maiga bozz

Know Your Rights (G3-C#5)
User likes: Chris q

London Calling (B2-F4)
User likes: Ibi Maiga P Erdsan

The Call Up (G3-A3)
User likes: Patricia Kelly

Remote Control (A3-G4)
User likes: Mary Smihula

Bankrobber (G3-E4)
User likes: days of 39

48 Hours (G3-G#4)

Clash City Rockers (F3-F4)

I Fought the Law (D3-G4)

Tommy Gun (G#3-F#4)

(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais (E3-E4)

Safe European Home (D#3-A4)

This Is England (D#3-D#4)

White Riot (G3-E4)

This Is Radio Clash (F#3-F#4)

Hitsville U.K. (A2-A3)

Groovy Times (G3-E4)

The Magnificent Seven (D3-A4)

Train In Vain (E3-A4)

English Civil War (G3-E4)

Complete Control (E3-F#4)

Career Opportunities (G#3-F#4)

Ghetto Defendant (E3-E4)

London's Burning (D3-D#4)

Clampdown (A2-E4)

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Please note: we are estimating the vocal range for the artists based on what we know about the songs they perform. The 'real' vocal range of the person of course might be different. This estimate is just based on the highest and lowest known pitches from the songs we have in our database. It might be that the singer can actually hit lower or higher notes, but never did so in their recordings known to us.