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The MC5 truly believed in the power of rock & roll to change the world. -- Rolling Stone magazine For all you Detroit-area boomers and ex-hippies now living in Grosse Pointe Shores, below is the MC5's Wayne Kramer dancing around on the stage with his guitar in July 1970 at Tartar Field. Note that Patti Smith's husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, now deceased, is the non-dancing guitarist in dark cowboy shirt. If you were born after 1970, ...
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I would like to recall with you three famous utterances that come to our minds today. In the first reading at Mass, we hear of the holy woman Hannah in the Old Testament bringing to the tent of meeting the son whom she had prayed for. Shortly thereafter, the boy heard a voice calling him during the night. Since it was not the priest Eli who called him three times, Eli instructed the child to answer if called again, Speak, Lord; your servant ...
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After reconnecting with a lot people from my past and making new friends on Facebook, I discovered that many were more productive than ever in music, while some had expanded their horizons into other fields. Here are some things I’ve seen and heard that’s impressed me. My old friend, Ann Munday, who used to run Chrysalis Music in the US, has posted some of her excellent Artwork. She says,“You know that time at school, ...
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