Biography

The Rolling Stones toyed with revolution in rock, as on "Street Fighting Man," but Detroit's MC5 lived it. They were involved with the White Panther party in the late 1960s/early '70s, and the quintet became legendary for their high-energy performances and turbo-charged, ear-shattering hard rock. One of punk rock's godfathers, they were faster, louder, and more furious than any other band of the era except for their hometown brethren the Stooges, and inspired subsequent legions of garage-rockers to "kick out the jams."

Top Tracks

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• Baby Won't Ya

• Back In The Usa

• Black To Comm

• Borderline

• Come Together

• Fire Of Love

• Gotta Keep Movin'

• I Believe To My Soul

• I Can Only Give You Everything

• Intro Rambling Rose

• It's A Man's Man's Man's World

• James Brown Medley: Cold Sweat/i Can't Stand Myself/there Was A Time

• Kick Out The Jams

• Looking At You

• Motor City Is Burning

• One Of The Guys

• Ramblin' Rose

• Rocket Reducer No. 62 (rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)

• Shakin' Street

• Shaking Street

• Sister Ann

• Sister Anne

• Skunk

• Skunk (sonicly Speaking)

• Starship

• Starship/kick Out The Jams/black To Comm

• Teenage Lust

• The American Ruse

• The Human Being Lawnmower

• Tonight

• Upper Egypt

Discography

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• Live at the Grande Ballroom 1968

  Get Back Records

  2005

• Live at the Saginaw Civic Centre, Jan. 1, 1970

  Get Back Records

  2005

• Phun City, UK

  Sonic

  1996

• High Time

  Rhino

  1971

• Back in the USA

  Rhino

  1970

• Kick Out the Jams

  Elektra

  1969