MC5 Michael Davis INTERVIEW 2011
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- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2012
- Michael Davis (June 5, 1943 -- February 17, 2012) was an American bass guitarist, singer, songwriter and music producer, best known as bassist of the MC5.
This interview was captured on video in 2011. Gratefully the film maker is sharing this interview with Michael's family, friends, fans, and his numerous fans that circle the globe. RIP Michael you were truly loved and will be missed... Retrokimmer
After dropping out of the fine arts program at Wayne State University, Davis became the bassist for Detroit's radical proto-punk band the MC5 in 1964, when singer Rob Tyner and guitarist Wayne Kramer decided that they liked Davis's style and wanted him in the band. He played on the band's three original albums, including their debut Kick Out the Jams, and remained in the the group until 1972 - Видеоклипы
Mike was a great guy and a great friend. He was always happy to see me and a pleasure to work with and play with. I will always miss him.
The MC5 were ahead of their time....
Met Mike once , he took the time to really sit and talk. Corresponded with him a little , before the DTK/MC5 project took off. Super nice guy. No bullshit about him.
Music IS Revolution - R.I.P Michael Davis.
Rip Brother, we all miss You
I saw Destroy All Monsters at Crest-Lounge in Hamtramck..must have been 1977 or so.they were loud!! funny enough, I met Mike Davis when we were both living in Tucson, AZ. back in 1988, he was a gentleman..nice guy- was still playing bass- we almost hooked up a band together ( no-lie ) but he thought I was too flash-heavy metal at the time ( which I was ) so, he joined up with 2 guys I knew- guitarists- walter white and Cameron Wesly ( from sure-shot productions) they had a short lived band called- The False Idols…of course I went to thier gig at Mudbugs in Tucson.
just a bit of my personal rock and roll history. Met Rob Tyner once at the Detroit Zoo, he was a nice guy also-we talked a bit, I wish these guys heavenly peace- R.I.P. might aswell add this- I also met Wayne Kramer shortly after his prison release at Nikki's lounge on E. 6 Mile rd. he was kinda a wise-guy, had a bit of a I just got outta prison chip on his shoulder… maybe I better start a MC-5 Tribue band?
RIP Michael - Music is revolution - viva Detroit
Mike was a good guy.
Michael says it here on Rob & Fred that he like to see them again.. Well Now them 3 are together now Jamming in Heaven!!
It is hard to believe Rob, Fred & now Mike are not with us anymore.. The #1 band I wish I could of seen Live!!
RIP Rob, Fred & Mike.. Hopefully I'll see u guys in Heaven someday : )
along with the who,the yardbirds,black sabbath,led zeppelin,cream,jimi hendrix,amboy dukes/ted nugent and the stooges.the mc5 were the forces of nature.they're definitely the forefathers of punk rock,heavy metal and hardcore.whether they take the credit or not! i mean i would! who wouldn't? the motor city motherfuckin' 5! r.i.p. rob tyner,fred 'sonic' smith and michael davis.keep kickin' out the jams! bless y'all!
February 17th, 2012-February 17th, 2015. in the third Anniversary of Your passing, a Sweet Memory
"UNBELIEVABLE BASSIST, RIP MIKE!!!"
mc5's mike davis' there along with stooge bassist dave 'zander' alexander.michiganiac rock n'roll warriors forever.