Video: 'Remembering Sean Flynn: a Photojournalist Who Died at War' by Los Angeles based Salem News youtube.com/user/SalemNews.
The music on the video comes from the British punk rock band The Clash. The band was active from 1976 to 1986 and well known for their idealistic political ideology. The Clash positioned themselves as rebels with a cause. With songs such as 'The Guns of Brixton' or 'I Fought the Law' they became icons with outlaw image for a new generation which have worked on a new society by the end of the 20th century. Find more videos, interviews on youtube.com/user/theclashtv.
The track 'Sean Flynn' is from the album 'Combat Rock' where you can find legendary songs such as 'Know your Rights', 'Should I Stay or Should I Go'... last.fm/music/The+Clash/Combat+Rock.
'Sean Flynn' is the name of the combat photojournalist Flynn, son of actor Errol Flynn, who was together with fellow photojournalist Dana Stone in Vietnam. In 1970 both got lost in the war.