Kick out the jams, motherfuckers 🔥🖤
Remembering Rob Tyner, lead singer for the Detroit proto-punk band MC5, born on this day in 1942, Detroit Rock City
Photo by Doug Fulton
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Kick out the jams, motherfuckers 🔥🖤
Remembering Rob Tyner, lead singer for the Detroit proto-punk band MC5, born on this day in 1942, Detroit Rock City
Photo by Doug Fulton

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Rob Tyner of MC5. Photo by & © Leni Sinclair, 1969.
MC5 “Kick Out The Jams” 1969/2022
How have I never had a copy of this until today? Foundational stuff for sure. An explosive live album that also functions as their debut album. Containing an all time great anthem in the title track “Kick Out The Jams”. When you’re with a certain kind of people thats a good one to start a party with (only with the uncensored version though).
And that’s the whole album…
Michael Davis † February 17, 2012
Photograph of Rob Tyner, taken by Leni Sinclair, 1968

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Ad for the MC5's 'High Time' album, illustrated by Rob Tyner.
Gig flyer for the MC5 & The Flamin’ Groovies show at the Grande Ballroom, Detroit 1970
MC5 circa 1970