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We love this photo was tagged by Tommy Tucciarone today from Sara Josephson Porth's album "Photos"

We love fan photos so please if you have any from the DKT/MC5 tours or back in the day please email those in to us! Please send along a paragraph or two (back story) on how the photo was obtained, time and date etc. We will post the stories as they come in.


We also found a great review on Pop Matters we thought you might like to read on a lazy Sunday...

DKT/MC5
By Adam Williams
PopMatters Associate Music Editor

Most music aficionados know the mighty MC5 for their “Kick out the jams, motherf*****s!” rallying cry and from the folklore surrounding the band’s fiery rise and fall. True historians however, understand that the 5 were not just a quintet of hard rocking musical revolutionaries, but an entity grounded in precise musicianship and armed with a penchant for sonic exploration.

Their music was an amalgam of psychedelia, R&B, jazz, and everything else available at the time, and it provided inspiration for the countless artists following in their footsteps. Detroit’s star-spangled bad boys were avant-rock long before Yes and King Crimson, and without any of the artsy pretension.

Thus, when surviving members Michael Davis, Wayne Kramer, and Dennis Thompson reconvened in 2003/2004 as DKT/MC5, the focus was on celebrating their music with a roster of guest performers, all of whom bore divergent creative pedigrees. The result was an acclaimed world tour, all paying tribute to a glorious musical time past, but with modern day flavor. For 2005, DKT returned with a similar plan, but a different line-up, each yielding even greater results. Read full review HERE

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