4.7K views · 138 reactions | Throwback to Wayne’s first-ever FB Live, where he answered all your burning questions—including the iconic “Looking at You” solo. You can still catch Professor Wayne in action on our YouTube—link in bio. . . #MC5 #WayneKramer #guitarsolo #kickoutthejams #lookingatyou #kickoutthejamsmotherfucker | Wayne Kramer | Facebook

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MC5 Live on Beat-Club, WDR, Bremen, Germany - TV recorded sometime between 2/20, 3/15/1972！ ---- 01.Kick Out The Jams 02.Ramblin' Rose 03.Motor City's Burning 04.Tonite 05.Black To Comm Rob Tyner - vocals Wayne Kramer - guitar Fred "Sonic" Smith - guitar, vocals Dennis Thompson - drums Steve "Annapurna" Moorhouse - bass | Rock'n'Roll Relaxin

MC5 Live at Tartar Field on Wayne State University Campus in Detroit, MI, US 7/19/1970！ ---- 01.Ramblin Rose 02.Kick Out The Jams 03.Looking At You R.I.P. Wayne Kramer - guitar, vocals Fred "Sonic" Smith - guitar, vocals Rob Tyner - vocals Dennis "Machine Gun" Thompson - drums Michael Davis - bass | Rock'n'Roll Relaxin

1.8K views · 85 reactions | MC5 Live Tartar Field, 1970 KICK OUT THE JAMS | Master Productions Brontosaurus Records | Facebook

152 reactions · 77 shares | MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (1972) | LIVE | Jonie Strauss S S. | Facebook

MC5 "Kick out the Jams" live at Tartar Field 1970 – the unedited version “Kick out the Jams" has also been taken to be a slogan of the 1960s ethos of revolution and liberation, an incitement to "kick out" restrictions in various forms. To quote MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer from his interview with Caroline Boucher in Disc & Music Echo magazine on August 8, 1970: “People said "oh wow, 'kick out the jams' means break down restrictions" etc., and it made good copy, but when we wrote it we didn't have