Wayne Kramer redefined rock 'n roll guitar as a member of the extreme Detroit band, The MC5...David Was is one of the founding brothers behind Was (Not Was) and one of the greatest lyricists on Earth.
A decade ago, they recorded a classic album together - The Return of Citizen Wayne. Everyone should own a copy...Here's a brand new, exclusive version of a song from that CD, "Revolution in Apt. 29"
I was too young for MC5, but lucky enough to see Wayne Kramer live twice in Arizona in the late '90s.
btwells72 5 months ago
the republic was created to deal with bad unions of infiltraDers....gOOd jOb!!!!
thawthepast 8 months ago
probly one of the coolest guitar players that most ppl have never heard of,they need to know the name,kick out the jams muthafuckers!!!
fraterlucifer888 9 months ago
@Pinho6strings Gee, didn't realize my comment 11 months ago would still be reverberating! Neil Young & Wayne Kramer were contemporaries really, & crossed paths. Wayne recalled when MC5 played a concert for the Democratic Convention protesters, & Neil Young was the only other musician that showed up for the cause, out of several bands & musicians that had been booked. Neil's later "Grunge" stuff could be compared to some of MC5's thrashings really.... It's all good!
Smudgefizz 9 months ago
Why is an insult compares with Neil? Neil is a genius. He influenced the world music much more than Krame or others. Kramer would be glad for comparison.
Pinho6strings 10 months ago
what time is the meeting Tuesday? Count me in! See you then. love, Scheebo
scheebo 10 months ago
El solo de esta rola en especial esta versión es uno de mis favoritos tiene un buen estilo
urigilmour 10 months ago
DL the audio from this song at tubepull doht cohm.
ClemKropotkin669 1 year ago
@gujjien Don't know if it's real influence from Neil, but I hear it too. I agree with you.
BMayhew60 1 year ago
@gujjien don't equate a the junkie rhythm of neil young for Brother Waynes soulful grooves.
nasticanasta 1 year ago