Joe Strummer and Mick Jones share the stage once more

I dare anyone to find cooler news than this all week long...On November the 15th Joe Strummer and the
Mecaleros played a benefit show for the Fire Brigades Union in London at the
Acton Town Hall. The band played a full set to a very receptive crowd. Strummer
expressed his support for the striking firefighters, commenting that public
sector workers need to be treated better and are entitled to a decent standard
of living. As the band came back on stage for their encore and began playing the
famous Clash single "Bankrobber" the crowd was treated to something
special.
During the song Clash guitarist Mick Jones joined Joe on stage
for the first time in nearly twenty years. The crowd exploded as the duo
performed "White Riot" and "London's Burning" together once
again. The webmaster of Strummer's official website spoke to Joe and Mick
afterwards. They said that the reunion had not been planned and Jones was at
the show simply as a guest. Mick said the moment just felt right. Check the
band's website for some pictures from
the event.Update: Just to help stir rumors, this was in Rolling Stone's article on this mini-reunion, "Neither Strummer, Jones or other Clash members Topper Headon and Paul Simonon has yet committed to performing when the band is inducted into the Hall in March, but Strummer did say that he would support a one-night reunion."