An edition of Heaven was Detroit
(2016)
Heaven was Detroit
from jazz to hip-hop and beyond
by M. L. Liebler and Dave Marsh
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Soul music, Popular music, Music trade, Jazz, History, Sound recording industry, History and criticism, Music, americanPlaces
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Heaven Was Detroit: From Jazz to Hip-Hop and Beyond
2017, Wayne State University Press
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0814341233 9780814341230
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Table of Contents
Detroit jazz.
A top-down Motown bebop pubescence : twelve takes -- Al Young
Bebop in Detroit : nights at the Blue Bird Inn -- Lars Bjorn and Jim Gallert
The Donald Byrd-Pepper Adams Quintet : jazz in Detroit, 1958-61 -- Gary Carner
Teddy Harris : a jazz man in Motown -- Lars Bjorn and Jim Gallert
Rebirth of Tribe -- Larry Gabriel
Strata Records -- John Sinclair
Roy Brooks : Detroit downbeat -- Bill Harris
Musician interrupted : Zaruq Z. Bey -- W. Kim Heron
Detroit blues.
Alberta, Alberta : the Alberta Adams story -- R.J. Spangler
John Lee Hooker and Joe Von Battle : no magic, just men -- Marsha Music
Searching for the Son : Delta blues legend Son House in Detroit -- Rev. Robert B. Jones Sr.
Johnnie Bassett : Cadillac bluesman from the Motor City -- John Sinclair
Motor City blues through the ages -- John Sinclair
Early Detroit soul : the pre-Motown sounds.
Fortune Records for truly great music -- S.R. Boland
Nathaniel Mayer in the twenty-first century -- Matthew Smith
Back in Detroit city with Andre Williams -- Matthew Smith
Jack Scott : Detroit's unsung rock'n'roll pioneer -- S.R. Boland
Two Detroit music icons and two classic theaters : Artie Fields and Harry Balk -- Joel Martin
Nine times out of ten : the Clix Records story -- Michael Hurtt
Motown : the sound of young America.
The story of Hitsville : Motown days -- Gary Graff
For Beans : written on the occasion of the funeral service for Dr. Thomas "Beans" Bowles Sr., February 5, 2000, at Central United Methodist Church -- Bill Harris
Half a mile from heaven : the love songs of Motown -- Herb Jordan
Waiting for Smokey Robinson -- Melba Joyce Boyd
Flo Ballard : the love supreme -- Peter Benjaminson
Mary Wells, "My guy," and the Queen of Motown -- Peter Benjaminson
An elegant equation : changing world, changing Motown -- Herb Jordan
The revolution will be recorded : Black Forum Records : Detroit rarity of the revolution -- Pat Thomas -- excerpt from
What's going on : Marvin Gaye and the last days of the Motown sound -- Ben Edmonds
The Motortown revues : an edited excerpt from The story of Motown -- Peter Benjaminson
Detroit, my Detroit -- Susan Whitall
Detroit rocks : the '60s : kick out the jams.
DKT/MC5 : the truest possible testimonial -- John Sinclair
Robin Tyner : early days/final days -- Rebecca "Tyner" Derminer
Amboy Duke -- Gary Graff
The story of Detroit's Third Power band -- Willy Wilson
Bob Seger : the early years -- Gary Graff
Seger unsettled -- John G. Rodwan Jr.
The Rationals -- Scott Morgan
Strange Früt : an east-side story of the Früt -- George Moseman, a.k.a. "Moseley the Punk"
Strange mysterious sounds : the demise of Ted Lucas and the Spike-Drivers -- Mike Dutkewych
Detroit rocks into the '70s and beyond : from everyone loves Alice to Cass Corridor punk to Death.
Alice Cooper all American : a Horatio Alger story for the '70s -- Lester Bangs
Twenty-five years of Creem : kiss and not tell, or Confessions of one of the film foxes -- Jaan Ukelszki
Who is the Sugar Man? -- Howard A. Dewitt
Dangerous Diane : Detroit art rock and punk in the late '70s -- Diane Spodarek
A band called Death -- Ben Blackwell
How the Gories ruined music -- Danny Kroha
Kid Rock before the fame : the definitive oral history -- Brian McCollum
Kid Rock : from apple orchards to the world -- Gary Graff
Cathouse : the Cass Corridor's last great band -- Thomas Trimble
Hip-hop, ghettotech, donuts, and techno dreams.
Frankly speaking : Awesome Dre's outspoken Detroit -- Matt Deapo
Eminem in 2002 -- Greil Marcus
Eminem : a Detroit story -- Bill Holdship
Inner city blues : the story of Detroit techno -- Hobey Echlin
For Dilla's sake and the love of donuts -- Shane M. Liebler
Ghettotech : Detroit is just here to party -- Daniel Jones
Champ's town -- Brian Smith
Sounds of Detroit : country York Brothers and Latin música.
Mellow milestone -- Craig Maki
The big three : contemporary roots of Latin sounds in Detroit : the Cruz Brothers, Ozzie Rivera, and Luis Resto -- Rhonda Welsh
Detroit music miscellanea.
Freeform radio master : Dave Dixon on WABX -- Chris Morton
The day I saved WABX -- Dan Carlisle
Lee Abrams and the cold-blooded, calculated assassination of Detroit radio : an eyewitness account -- Rick Allen
Gary Grimshaw : poster child -- L.E. Grimshaw
Grand daze, bubble puppies, and suburban hippie rock -- Dr. Herman Daldin
Random thoughts : a brief history of WSU's legendary Zoot's Coffee -- Aaron Anderson
Rarities of the revolution : Archie Shepp, the MC5, and John Sinclair -- Pat Thomas
Detroit's historical Archer Records from the inside-outside -- Ben Blackwell
Majesty Crush lurking in the shadows of Motown and Detroit techno -- Hobey Echlin
A view of Third Man Records from the inside -- Ben Blackwell
Future now : Detroit's twenty-first-century record label Jett Plastic -- Jarrett Koral.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 445-447) and index.
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