MC5-KICK OUT THE JAMS 1969.PUNK PSYCHEDELIC.STOOGES IGGY POP
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£ 15 Sold For
Jun 27, 2015 Sold Date
Jun 17, 2015 Start Date
£   5 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
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Description

MC5 ?– Kick Out The Jams

Label:

Elektra ?– ELK 22 022, Elektra ?– EKS-74042

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue 

Country:

Germany

Released:

 

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Hard Rock

TracklistHide Credits

A1 Ramblin' Rose Written-By – Burch*, Wilkin* 2:39 A2 Kick Out The Jams Written-By – MC5 2:37 A3 Come Together Written-By – MC5 4:17 A4 Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa) Written-By – MC5 5:01 B1 Borderline Written-By – MC5 2:45 B2 Motor City Is Burning Written-By – Smith* 4:30 B3 I Want You Right Now 6:02 B4 Starship Written-By – MC5, Sun Ra 8:26

Companies etc

  • Published By – Paradox Music (3)
  • Published By – Alstein Music
  • Published By – Cedarwood Publishing Co. Inc.

Credits

  • Art Direction – William S. Harvey
  • Bass – Michael Davis (2)
  • Design – Robert L. Heimall
  • Drums – Dennis Thompson (2)
  • Engineer – Bruce Botnick
  • Guitar – Fred Smith, Wayne Kramer
  • Other [Guidance] – John Sinclair (2)
  • Other [Religious Leader And Spiritual Advisor] – Brother J.C. Crawford
  • Photography By – Emil Bacilla
  • Photography By [Cover] – Joel Brodsky
  • Photography By [Liner] – Magdalene Sinclair
  • Producer – Bruce Botnick, Jac Holzman
  • Vocals – Rob Tyner
  • The Motor City Five started in Detroit in 1966 and were responsible for some of the loudest, most energetic rock music to be created in the late sixties and early seventies. They were a huge influence on punk not only by their sound, but by their sheer attitude: they ran a newspaper advertisement saying "Fuck Hudson's" after Hudson's (a department store) refused to carry their record (Kick Out the Jams (1969)) due to the explicit lyrics. This eventually had them fired from their label, Elektra. They created two more studio albums before disbanding in 1972.
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