anyone out there still alive from "THE
FAMILY" before it meant manson?STILL PLAYING GUITAR AND AND RECORDING
NOW.....GREAT SITE>>>>>MORT? YOU STILL AROUND?SANDY
CHRISTIAN?>>>>MY OLD CONNECTION>>>
PAUL ZAUCHA
<JOURNEY1949@HOTMAIL.COM>
ROCK CREEK, oh usa - Friday, May 05, 2000 at 01:27:30 (PDT)
Thanks for the great info. I went to Cass Tech HS in Detroit
and used to catch the Grand River bus right in front of the Grande Ballroom. I
was 15, to young and innocent to go to the shows, but I remember all the names
posted on the marque. To this day there is still no music to me like MC5, Frost,
(early) Bob Seger, Stooges. Anyone seen the Frost reunion shows (minus Gordy
Garris). Anyone have the 66-67 bootleg CD for Seger before he sold out and went
mainstream?
Tim from Detroit
San Jose, CA USA - Thursday, May 04,
2000 at 10:23:16 (PDT)
Wouldn't it be great to beabel to listen to this great
music?
LM
Wednesday, May 03, 2000 at 14:35:26 (PDT)
This is a great site. It brings back a lot of memories of my
childhood in Detroit. I use to ride by the old Hitsville USA house.
Claudette Ezell <ccrs33@idcomm.com>
Cheyenne,
Wy USA - Sunday, April 30, 2000 at 10:47:33 (PDT)
I think this site is great, it bring back old memories for me
while I grew up in Detroit.
CLAUDETTE EZELL <CCRS33@IDCOMM.COM>
CHEYENNE,
WY USA - Sunday, April 30, 2000 at 10:41:28 (PDT)
ALL Frut members are alive and kickin'and I have the most brain
cells in tact(4) of all the former Frut's. Cub Koda attention! We didn't dislike
Brownsville Station. It's just that Tony was always trying to pick up Red's
chick at gigs. Hence, Norms less than flattering remark in the CREEM interview
regarding Brownsville. Also, it must be noted we chose to become performance
artists as opposed to musical technicians.We love you man, keep up the good
work!
Mosely the Punk/ FRUT <beckgeo@worldnet.att.net>
Long Beach, Ca America - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 18:09:52 (PDT)
great information. enjoyed browzing!
Nedra <nedra@cei.net>
Crossett, AR USA
- Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 12:12:09 (PDT)
Enjoyed reading your web page. Brought back a lot of memories
and good times. Thanks again.
Judy Szelc <JJudy731@aol.com>
Detroit, MI
USA - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 07:41:16 (PDT)
nice site. sure wish more of the bands were still around.
d. levi <levibks@power-net.net>
-
Friday, April 21, 2000 at 21:25:33 (PDT)
What ever happened to the Red Carpet Lounge. How about some
history on that place.
JD <jdee@globalbiz.net>
Detroit, MI USA - Thursday, April 20, 2000 at 20:22:30 (PDT)
What a superb surprise! I had no idea this website existed till
I stumbled upon it on the way somewhere else, but isn't that Rock 'n Roll? I was
amazed at the Sherwood Forest concert info and poster pictures, but am sad to
report that Don Sherwood, owner of the facility, passed away just two short
weeks ago in Cheboygan at the age of 80. Other than this, "Your WTAC Emergency
Message Center Reports ALL CLEAR". Yes, and Kid Rock Rules. Best to all, "Peter
C."
Peter C. Cavanaugh <LedZep2001@aol.com>
Clarkston, MI USA - Friday, April 14, 2000 at 11:49:47 (PDT)
Anyone have any info on acouple of bands not listed...The
Jayhawkers, Zookie and the Potentes, and the all girl band, The Debutantes.
Lynn
- Friday, April 14, 2000 at 09:23:22 (PDT)
Hi, I'm here with my father Al Wilmot and he was not part of
the Hitchhikers but replaced Doug their bass player in The already existing band
The Thyme.
la <leeleepeelee@hotmail.com>
MI USA - Saturday, April 01, 2000 at 18:58:50 (PST)
Great site ... brings back lots of fun memories of the Eastown
and the great music and high times we had there! Iggy Pop just can't be beat!!
Now I know the exact date I saw Black Sabbath at the Michigan State Fairgrounds;
when my girldfriends & I sat with them in their limo before the show when it
started to rain! I miss those days and the music and wish there was some way to
back in time. But thanks for the memories!!!
Toni LaPorte <laporte@tln.lib.mi.us>
Livonia, MI USA - Friday, March 31, 2000 at 13:33:30 (PST)
From Clyde, OH (Northwest Ohio) Attended many of the Eastown
shows, Goose Lake, Cinti Pop, The Park, Etc. Will see if there is anything I can
add as I review your site. I was proud to be a part of those days, glad I am not
alone. PB
Phil Blanton
Parker, CO - Monday, March 20, 2000 at
14:31:44 (PST)
Some fond memories at the Eastown theater, Carmens, Grande,
Crows Nest... Any of you guys still out there: Larry Simons Carl Benoce Bruce
Mcleravey Dave Dubais Skip Jeck Pete and Fred Walters Doug Jordan Just to name a
few... Never ever forget those day...
Mike I. <sigmaspike@aol.com>
SF, CA
USA - Tuesday, March 14, 2000 at 23:06:37 (PST)
WOW! what a great site- brought back some great memories,
especially of the old "Eastown", my haven during my high school days. We won't
see bands like those anymore.
Cliff Wilcox <wilcox@together.net>
Arlington, VT USA - Friday, March 10, 2000 at 07:04:48 (PST)
The Motoer City Is Indeed.....THE HOME OF ROCK AND ROLL
Joe Stokes
- Tuesday, March 07, 2000 at 00:31:10 (PST)
Great Website, there is nothing like Michigan Rock & Roll.
Check out Dick Wagner, Steve Hunter, & Bobby Balderrama, on my website,
located in the Ax Artists Section.My Website address is www.axsak.com
Darin Scott <axsakman@aol.com>
Saginaw, Mi
USA - Sunday, March 05, 2000 at 17:45:07 (PST)
This site is the best. Brings back many great
memories...loosens up some of that stuff that was lodged back in the brain and
possnibly was never to be thought of again. Keep up the good work. I know
there's more yet undiscovered stuff out there.
Les Raebel <les.raebel@jwt.com>
Huntington Woods, Mi USA - Wednesday, February 23, 2000 at 13:01:22
(PST)
I remember a couple of bands that weren't mentioned on this
site. The Jayhawkers and Zookie and the Potentates. Anyone have any info on
these particular bands ?
L.M.
Palm Bch.Gardens, Fl. USA - Wednesday,
February 23, 2000 at 06:51:05 (PST)
WHAT A FANTASTIC SITE!I LIVED IN THE MOTOR CITY UNTIL 71 AND
THE MUSIC IS STILL IN MY BLOOD AND ON MY TURNTABLE/CHANGER DAILY.THOSE SHOWS
FORMED MY ROCK N ROLL OPINION GOING INTO THE 70'S AND INFLUENCED EVERYONE I CAME
INTO CONTACT WITH.THERE NEVER WAS ANYTHING CLOSE TO AN MC5 SHOW AND THEY STILL
HAVEN'T BEEN SURPASSED.THOSE WHO COME CLOSE ALWAYS MENTION THEM AS AN
INFLUENCE.I HAVE MANY PICS FROM THE DAYS.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK."WE DO IT BECAUSE
WE HAVE TO!!!"BROTHER RICK
RICK RIECKHOFF <r.rieckhoff@homeinteriors.com>
DALLAS, TX - Friday, February 18, 2000 at 07:00:32 (PST)
This is a fantastic website! I had the good pleasure of being
at The Grande & Eastown. I now have a better idea of the actual concerts I
was priveleged to witness. Keep up the good work and thank you for providing us
with this info.
Michael Bolan <mwbolan@home.com>
Trenton, MI
USA - Sunday, February 13, 2000 at 05:50:17 (PST)
Thank-you for bringing back old memories! Great Job!!!
John McCollum <midimidget@aol.com>
Venice,
FL USA - Saturday, February 12, 2000 at 16:55:47 (PST)
OF SWEDEN , Dedicated to GRAND FUNK from ROAKILLER`s Of SWEDEN.
Check It out, Welcome !!
GRAND FUNK
RAILROAD WEBSITE <farstarockers@hotmail.com>
Stockholm, SWEDEN - Wednesday, February 09, 2000 at 03:29:43 (PST)
Just visited your site for the first time. Brings back some
great memories. Over the past year I have been collecting some of this great
music on cd and vinyl. Sure is a trip to listen to old Seger, Rationals, MC5,
Bossmen, Terry Knight and The Pack, ecxt.ect. I was in a band back in the mid to
late 60's and had a chance to play with some of these bands. Remember going to
Mt.Holly, Romeo Youth Center, Friday nite dances at Imlay City. Great times,
Great music, and a great site to re-live them. Keep up the great work.
Originally from North Branch, Mi. Lynn
Lynn <monaeddie@flinet.com>
Palm Bch.Gardens, Fla. USA - Friday, February 04, 2000 at 05:39:03
(PST)
Yes, I'm still alive. I played drums with Ted Nugent and the
Amboy Dukes [1969-1972]. I played on the Survival of the Fittest album live at
the Eastown [1972]. I also Played with the late Rusty Day in The Day and Night
Dealers Blues band.I retired in 1976, however, approx. 2 years ago I came out of
retirement and I'm playing drums again. look out! I'm back! I accidentally
discovered DirectMart.com tonight and I think It's great. I'd like to say hi to
all my old Detroit pals. Let's not forget the Detroit legends... Rusty Day Terry
Kelly Ray Goodman Mark Manko Steve Booker Dave Gilbert John Angelos Rodney
Knight Jim McCarty John "Bee" Badanjek Ted Nugent Wayne Kramer and so many
more... If any one from the past or present would like to contact me my EMail
address is KJ Knight1@aol DirectMart.com keep up the good work KJ
KJ
Knight <mailto:KJ%20Knight1@aol>
Altamonte Springs, Fl USA - Saturday, January 29, 2000 at 20:31:55
(PST)
Live in Detroit in the 60's and early 70's, been looking for
just such a site. Great Site! would love to see more pictures.
Don Green
<g.reen@gte.net>
Bellevue , Wa -
Saturday, January 29, 2000 at 12:19:48 (PST)
I found the site thru a futurenow.com link and what a wonderful
surprise! Your mentions of bands, sites and venues really jogged the old memory
banks as I once saw many of the bands at many of the venues. I was amazed that
you included the Cobra Club in Hastings as well as other "west side" events such
as Saugatuck Pop. Keep up your fine labor of love!
Lee Chase <rockenfish@triton.net>
Belmont, MI USA - Thursday, January 27, 2000 at 03:49:34 (PST)
This site is just awesome! The section about all the Detroit
bands is outstanding! You just made my day! Take care! Niclas
niclas
müller-hansen <niclasmueller@hotmail.com>
stockholm, sweden - Thursday, January 27, 2000 at 00:48:17 (PST)
Hey there, Just got turned on to your site. Pretty weird
overall look but its packed full of great info so what the fuck! I'm a former
resident of Roseville. There was a Hullabaloo club there too. It was on just of
off Groesbeck Highway (M97.) When I was in high school (Roseville High) I used
to paint the band names in the front windows every week and I was also the body
painter there. It was owned by the Suber family who lost their shirts on it.
There was also a Crows Nest in St. Claire Shores at 13 mile and Jefferson in a
shopping center there. I saw the MC5 play there the night they signed their
Electra contract. Nice site. I'll check it out more in the future.
Raymond Jax <rjax@santarosa.edu>
Petaluma, CA USA - Wednesday, January 26, 2000 at 18:19:05 (PST)
Great page, love the history. Detroit rock&roll is the best
by far! See Elads Guitar Army page features detroit rocker Scott Morgan and
Dennis Thompson! http://www.crosswinds.net/windsor/~ega/
dale <ddamor@ibm.net>
windsor, ont
canada - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 18:04:24 (PST)
Killer web site. I really miss those days. Used to go see all
the Michigan bands at Wamplers Lake Pavillion. Me and my friends would get a
campsite at Hayes State Park, go to the pavillion and party all night, then go
back to the campsite to crash. Used to love seeing the SRC and Savage Grace
there. One of my first concerts was SRC and the Amboy Dukes at the Adrian High
School auditorium. Also used to check out the bands at the Free John Sinclair
concerts in Ann Arbor. Went to Goose Lake in 1970. When I got home my dad held
up a copy of the Detroit News that said "500 Bad Trips at Goose Lake" and asked
me if I had had one. Anyways those were good times. Really appreciate the effort
that went into this site, and reading other peoples memories of those great
times, great music. -ed
Ed Dranginis <edranginis@prodigy.net>
Aurora, CO USA - Sunday, January 16, 2000 at 18:18:25 (PST)
I would love to see some old pics, articles, etc. of The
Unrelated Segments. If you're a collector or maybe an ex-fanclub member who
still has some stuff on The Unrelated Segments please email me at
connierory@aol.com Thanks! Rory Mack, ex-member of the group, looking for more
memories.
Rory Mack <connierory@aol.com>
kalamazoo , mi usa - Saturday, January 15, 2000 at 02:37:05 (PST)
Love your site, I've been looking for something like this for a
long time. What ever happened to Brother J.C Crawford?
Brian Miller
<Mojoman@gateway.net>
Livonia , MI USA - Friday, January 14, 2000 at 16:32:16 (PST)
I really enjoyed seeing some of the old venues that we
played.Does anybody have any old pics of the group while performing? I would
love to see anything on the group.EMAIL what ya got-Rory Mack
Rory
Mack <connierory@aol.com>
Kalamazoo , mi U.S.A. - Thursday, January 13, 2000 at 19:23:00 (PST)
Great, great site!...and I've never even been to Detroit. What
a great scene you had up there! Surfed on in by linking from the Motor City's
Burning web page, linked there from the Jeep Holland tribute page. I knew Jeep
as a promo person in Boston when I lived up there and worked in a record store
during the mid 70's. In New York, I heard the MC5's record in early '69 played
on WBAI's Radio Unnameable. I went right out and bought it. I love Gary
Grimshaw's posters and one of Cream's classic concerts that circulates among
collectors was the one in the Grande Ballroom. Skoolkids Records had a wide
reputation since I'd heard of them in Boston. Again, great site, I love how
detailed it is! Keep up the good work! - Ed
Ed Fenning <ed361@yahoo.com>
Long Island,
NY - Tuesday, January 11, 2000 at 14:07:11 (PST)
What a great web site!!!!!! I'm going to pass this on to all my
friends who i used to go to these great places with! Thanks VERY much to people
who put this all together!!
Ray bercaw <raybercaw@aol.com>
wyandotte, mi usa - Tuesday, January 11, 2000 at 07:40:31 (PST)
What a labor of love! Like most I am stunned to find this
treasure trove of Michigan goodies. I first was introduced to the pleasures of
the Grande by friends in late '69. I'd like to know if there is more information
available about the Goose Lake Music Festival. I attended and still have the
flyer, comic book information piece and decal. Great event but there is little
information available. My memory of the event is slightly hazy...Bob
Bob
Scanlon <wjer2@tusco.net>
Dover, OH USA
- Wednesday, January 05, 2000 at 14:45:22 (PST)
Wow, love the site! In many moves, I threw away my diary of
those days long past of all the great shows I attended at the Grande and Eastown
and it was wonderful to relive the memories by cruising the band list. I wish I
would have kept the little psychedelic postcards, too--I think I have one.
Fantastic memories! Rock on, Detroit! You were the best!
Maryann <REBMJB@aol.com>
Orlando, FL
32809 - Saturday, January 01, 2000 at 17:09:20 (PST)
I worked (roadie, performer and all around do it all) at the
Birmingham Palladium, Eastown and various concert venues, and for various
groups, and was occasionally guitar and singer in Everlon Nevermore, performed
with some members of Sky (now some in the Knack) drove Peter Green and Mic
Fleetwood around whenever they were in town as a favor to the promoter. Became
good friends. Also Mutzie ex close friend, played music together. Others I met
and knew well or not so well, or worked for from 69' to 72', Leslie West and
Felix P., Bob Seger and his groups, Alice Cooper, Alan Nathanson (Everlon
Nevermore), Scratch (well known fun Detroit person) Russ Gibb, Rod Stewart,(See
him occasionally in Palm Beach where I live) Keith Emmerson, Eric Burdon, and
many others. Now believe it or not I am a prominent attorney in Palm Beach. If
any one remembers me send me an E-mail. Check my picture at www.jgreenwald.com
--- note my hair was longer back then. Best wishes to all my old friends from
that period (especially Mutzie, if you are reading this, or any old
girlfriends/groupies.
steve greenwald
<SJGR@prodigy.net>
palm beach,
fl usa - Thursday, December 23, 1999 at 08:19:57 (PST)
GRAND FUNK RUELS, Welcome To Visit Our Site Click on
ROADKILLER`s -:)!
ROADKILER`s OF
SWEDEN <rockolga@hotmail.com>
Syockholm, A SWEDEN - Monday, December 20, 1999 at 15:55:32 (PST)
I love this site:):):0! I hope i can get more and more
info!!
Courtney <angelgrl09@hotmail.com>
De usa - Friday, December 17, 1999 at 07:42:59 (PST)
AWESOME! An absolute goldmine of information. If anyone can
help with info for the forthcoming movie "MC5 - A True Testionial" please get in
touch with me at bard@frug.freeserve.co.uk or check out the website on
www.futurenowfilms.com. Let me be who I am and thankyou! With lots and lots of
love from England. Andy xxx
Andy Barding <bard@frug.freeserve.co.uk>
Newport, UK - Thursday, December 16, 1999 at 13:31:29 (PST)
I only just heard about this site, so I've just started to
check it out. I was a member of the band "Sweet Wine", out of Allen Park, Mi.
and we were the 'warm up band' at the Grande Ballroom, on Saturday, Feb. 02,
1969, opening up for Spirit and Jethro Tull. There was no artwork for that
weekend's lineup of events. I have an old photo of Jethro Tull 'practicing' in
the empty ballroom, while we were loading our equipment in; Mick Abrams was
still the guitar player for Tull and the "This Was" L.P. was brand new at the
time. Gerry Long/the Poster Addict
Gerry Long <glong@provide.net>
Ann
Arbor, Mi. U.S.A. - Thursday, December 16, 1999 at 11:43:25 (PST)
What a fantastic website to attain info from. I had the good
pleasure to be @ the Grande and Eastown.
Michael Bolan <mwbolan@home.com>
Trenton, MI
USA - Sunday, December 12, 1999 at 06:52:47 (PST)
Real nice site so far, can't wait to explore a little
deeper
Roger Landers <Marog90@aol>
Garden City, Mi
U.S.A. - Saturday, December 11, 1999 at 17:17:24 (PST)
nice web site
Dennis Gibbs <novanut@prodigy.net>
-
Sunday, December 05, 1999 at 16:00:32 (PST)
Excellent site-brought back lots o' memories. I am the founder
and drummer of Carnal Kitchen with Steve Mackay. Anyone remeber the band? Free
Jazz n'Funkin! let me know. Thanks! Played at Grande 6/6/71 last time and before
with Cream. Peace!
Marc Lampert <mlampert@earthlink.net>
San Diego, CA USA - Saturday, November 20, 1999 at 20:09:46 (PST)
Ilike your web site alot, brought back lots of memories. My
friends and I spent every weekend at the Grande and then the Easttown though I
must admit I cant remember alot of it. Saw the MC5 hundreds of times, still cant
believe that Rob and Fred are gone. Anyway I feel real lucky that I came of age
in Detroit during those great times. I was into the MC5 now my 11 year old son
is into Kid Rock , cool huh. thanks Cathy
Cathy Klockner <CKlockner@prodigy.net>
Livonia, Mi - Friday, November 12, 1999 at 17:09:19 (PST)
Just wanted you to know how much I enjoyed reliving the best
years of music in my then young life,Great job on putting this link together.I
have suggested it to others.
Maria Scaduto <nickblix@aol.com>
Harper
Woods, Mi Wayne - Friday, October 29, 1999 at 18:28:40 (PDT)
Wow, what a website. All those years ago. I attended many
concerts at Eastown, Michigan Palace, Tarter Fields and Cobo Arena. Does anyone
remember the concert at Kennedy Square that The Amboy Dukes performed? It was a
Anti war rally. Ted was wearing a loin cloth. It was summer of !970? What about
the Vanity Ballroom, where was that at. Itwas on Jefferson in Detroit.
Geri Gillespie <Ted@EquipBrokers.com>
St.Clair shores, MI USA - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 at 12:29:09
(PDT)
Great site, brings back a lot memories....I used to play with
"The Lords" and "Flight" and it was good to see some names I haven't seen in 30
years.....Thanks
Ned Doerr
<gutpicker@aol.com>
Clarkston, MI USA - Friday, October 15, 1999 at 11:09:15 (PDT)
You forgot "The American Ruse" on your MC5 discography,
otherwise it's a fucking great site
Wolster <sir_wolster@hotmail.com>
Skövde, Sweden - Friday, October 08, 1999 at 01:46:45 (PDT)
Yours is an amazing site I use to remind myself of all the
gruesome details of the ever-fascinating Motor City rock and roll experience. As
a participant I have information you could use--email me!
Gary Grimshaw
<garygrimshaw@earthlink.net>
Oakland, CA USA - Sunday, October 03, 1999 at 19:57:37 (PDT)
I remember the Pagans, I believe I saw Ya'll at Aquinas HS in
Southgate Mi. Played there myself [after Andy Kim]. Only had time to do 'Toad'
since we didn't have time to set up our PA system [ at that time you provided
your OWN PA or you were shit outta luck]. Fine with me since I was the drummer
of a band called "The Media". I just beat the daylights outta' my drums which
was fine with me."My Fifteen Minutes of Fame". I still like to 'KICK OUT THE
JAMS*********!!! Only I have to have to have my Geritol first ;-]
Barry
Beaubien <bjmb@prodigy.net>
Ishpeming,
Michigan USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 18:23:54 (PDT)
Ahhh, the daze of my youth. Stoned at the Grande and Easttown
listening to bands like the MC5, Blue Cheer' The Frost,seeing Terrible Ted
[Nugent] and the Amboy Dukes at the Harbor Lights Theater [along w/Fruit of the
Loom ["blow me"].Droppin'acid and seeing Alice Cooper at Gabriel Richard college
in Riverview Mi. Singing Beatles songs with Craig Webb [of Frigid Pink] at his
inlaw's house [Jeff+I were always stoned,he wasn't. Probably why he was a far
better musican than we were]!!!!!!! Alas, Youth is wasted on the young, we were
young and usually wasted! Fun times 'downriver' in the daze of hippies,heads'
and freaks!
Barry Beaubien <bjmb@prodigy.net>
Ishpeming,
Michigan USA - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 18:02:21 (PDT)
Awesome site! Keep it up
John Ohmer <jjohmer@home.msen.com>
Roseville, mi Macomb - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 07:58:16 (PDT)
Leader / singer / lead guitar, for a reasonably well known
Detroit based band that started off as the Pagens, evolved into Truth, and
ultimately Julia. Then went on to play with Bob Seger, Sea Level, Issac Hayes
and Gibson/Miller Band. Only thing missing in your site seems to be about us. We
use to open at The Eastown, Grande, Birmingham Palladium, etc., and had two
singles out on Palladium Records. It would be great if you could give a link
now, thanks. Blue
Blue Miller
<UEBL@AOL.COM>
Franklin, TN USA -
Friday, September 17, 1999 at 18:30:48 (PDT)
Leader / singer / lead guitar, for a reasonably well known
Detroit based band that started off as the Pagens, evolved into Truth, and
ultimately Julia. Then went on to play with Bob Seger, Sea Level, Issac Hayes
and Gibson/Miller Band.
Blue
Miller <UEBL@AOL.COM>
Franklin, TN USA -
Friday, September 17, 1999 at 18:20:43 (PDT)
Great site, as I love Detroit rock! Cheque out TIMELESS
GODS!
angus
"the anti-hipster" mcwhorter <timelessgods@aol.com>
lawrence, ks us of a - Friday, September 10, 1999 at 07:42:24 (PDT)
Talk about a flashback. This is cool. As we keep annually
celebrating another anniversay of our 18th birthdays, it'snice to see this cyber
tribute to those years thatr have made us all eternally young.
Les
Raebel <les.raebel@jwy.com>
huntington wds, mi usa - Tuesday, September 07, 1999 at 10:24:44 (PDT)
I'M STUNED FINDING THAT ALL THIS INFO IS AVAILABLE.I WAS GOING
OVER THE DATES OF THE GRANDE AND THE EASTOWN AND IT SENT ME INTO MEMORY
OVERLOAD! IT WILL TAKE DAYS OF REMEMBERING TO EVEN SCRATCH THE SURFACE.I CAN'T
TELL YOU HOW THRILLED I AM TO FIND THIS TREASURE.THIS WILL ENABLE ME TO RELIVE
SOME WONDERFULL MEMORIES THAT ONLY THIS TYPE OF INFO COULD JOG OUT OF MY HEAD. I
FEEL BLESSED TO HAVE BEEN THERE TO ENJOY THE GREAT MUSIC SCENE IN THE DETROIT
AREA.IT REALLY WAS A BIG PART OF MY LIFE AND STILL IS EVEN TODAY. THANKS LOADS
STEWART GULLIVER
Stewart Gulliver <livewire@nashville.com>
Franklin, TN USA - Friday, August 27, 1999 at 02:53:42 (PDT)
Your pages are great, but I want more pictures. Anyway, there's
a lot of information. Detroit rock 67-72 was the wildest era ever. STAY
COOL,DUDES!!
rafa <rcostas@ctv>
vigo, spain -
Thursday, August 05, 1999 at 12:58:12 (PDT)
Wow.What you have done is monumental!Thanks,I was at Cream in
December 67,Clapton15'away.What a show.I have read these pages 10 times
Tom Thees
<eventmkr1@aol.com>
Toledo,
Oh USA - Saturday, July 24, 1999 at 13:08:47 (PDT)
A mammoth undertaking, and a most worthwhile one at that. A few
omissions (the Shy Guys, Janie Coe) and a few chronological errors ("Persecution
Smith" is January 1967). But this is the sort of project that never really ends,
since Michigan turned out such an enormous amount of great rock and roll at the
time. Keep us posted!
Mike McDowell/Blitz Magazine <BlitzMcD@aol.com>
Los
Angeles, CA USA - Sunday, July 18, 1999 at 23:29:12 (PDT)
I can't pull the cobwebs outta my brain fast enough!!
Thanks!
Big Jim
Capac, MI USofA - Wednesday, July 14, 1999 at
17:33:29 (PDT)
I have been looking for this kind of chronicle of the Detroit
shows, dates and the bands that played. These shows were just before I was able
to get out and listen to the Motor City Music and am glad to see all this
information being put together. My neighbor was involved with All The Lonely
People and the guys in the neighborhood were big fans of the Frost & Ted
Nugent. I remember songs like 2+2, Mystery Man, Journey to the Center of the
Mind, Hey Little Girl, 96 Tears, & others being on the radio. WABX had just
got started and it was summertime.
Mike L <MikeJtone@aol.com>
Plymouth, MI USA - Monday, July 12, 1999 at 18:58:00 (PDT)
How about some personal info on band members. Otherwise
great.!
Tom Waldecker <tomandlil@foxberry.net>
Carleton, Mi
USA - Sunday, July 11, 1999 at 20:13:59 (PDT)
