The Musicscope
The Musicscope
Episode 11: Detroit, Michigan
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In this episode, we explore the musical history of Detroit. Starting with the world-famous Detroit Symphony Orchestra, we explore the city’s contributions to Jazz and hard bop, its influence on recording, songwriting and production through Motown records, and its dominance of the rock charts in the 70s from Bob Seger, Ted Nugent, Grand funk and others. We will also explore Detroits deep influence on underground and punk music, starting with the MC5, through Iggy and the Stooges, Coldcock, the Mutants, and on to the Gories, the Dirtbombs, and the white stripes. We will also visit Detroit’s beat heavy techno and hip hop contributions. I look forward to seeing you next time on the Musicscope!
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The Musicscope is a podcast intended for educational, non-commercial purposes. All music (aside from the title theme) are the intellectual property of the original artists.
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