Detroit, Rock City
A little over a year ago, I was on my way back to Miami from Rhode Island, where I’d gone to experience a December that seemed more December-ish. Well, I got all that and more. A storm dumped a couple of feet of snow over most of the northeast. My flight got rerouted and re-rerouted until I finally ended up with an eight-hour plus layover in Detroit. With no other options, I bit my tongue, got onboard and flew to Motown.
Twenty dollars and a short time later, I was comfortably in a bar having a burger and a beer. Some band I’d never heard was playing on the jukebox. The waitress told me it was some local band. I don’t remember who it was, but the point is that it got me thinking about the music over the years that has come out of the Motor City. Off the top of my head, I could only think of the bigger bands: Iggy Pop, the MC5, the White Stripes, KISS, etc., etc.


Tainted Love (Soft Cell cover).mp3 The Meanies
Making Love (KISS cover).mp3 Seduce
Fire Up.mp3 Feisty Cadavers
Dumb Girls.mp3 Benny & the Jets
Cigarette.mp3 Charlie Don’t Surf
Green.mp3 Backyard Superstars
Motor City Rocks
Detroit Rock and Roll
Motor City Rock 1980-1990
*** NOTE ***
Since I hung out over the holidays, I’m taking my vacation a little late. I’ll be gone the next few days. For those of you who are my loyal, albeit anonymous, readers, I’ll be back in about a week. Stay safe.
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