The MC5 were the "Rage Against The Machine" in the late 60s early 70s. Political, dangerous and raw. If James Brown was singing for the Rolling Stones....you would get the MC5 and its about time the youth of today are recognizing them.
Wayne .. was he in the MC5. Forgive me. Hey so many great artists were from Detroit including Motown groups. The Replacements and Dylan are the best from Minnesota. Want to here Tommy Stinson play great bass at a very very young age? 7th street entry - Johnnys gonna die with the Replacements.
8:20...politicians don't have a clue either..they just have their hand in your pocket..and it's slimy,like a few sardine in your underwear type of texture feeling...
awesome interview. Love the honesty, love seeing Tommy being himself.
Wayne has a really sincere take on things...born of experience and learning along the way...something not everyone does. SAVE WAYNE KRAMER!
The MC5 were the "Rage Against The Machine" in the late 60s early 70s. Political, dangerous and raw. If James Brown was singing for the Rolling Stones....you would get the MC5 and its about time the youth of today are recognizing them.
Tommy is dead on. The past week has been a complete crazy blowout.
He called it.
bless you Wayne!
12:15...blunt . I like that
Wayne .. was he in the MC5. Forgive me. Hey so many great artists were from Detroit including Motown groups. The Replacements and Dylan are the best from Minnesota. Want to here Tommy Stinson play great bass at a very very young age? 7th street entry - Johnnys gonna die with the Replacements.
Wayne, when are you going to do a show in Detroit?
Ah.. 5 mile and Newburgh..
Sadly I thought these two might be cool to listen to, but I was mistaken
What's up, Snowflake.
9:35...do this do that...who is that now?😮😅
15:28...husker du ass!!😅
8:20...politicians don't have a clue either..they just have their hand in your pocket..and it's slimy,like a few sardine in your underwear type of texture feeling...