The late great Wayne Kramer showcases his signature powerhouse guitar used with MC5 that helped pave the way to punk. | D'Addario and Co.

Before Kamasi, before Esperanza or Kendrick, there was Brother Wayne. PREMIERING Episodes 1-3 of our six-episode series created during the making of LEXINGTON. It had been shared only with PledgeMusic subscribers, until now! Buy LEXINGTON: https://tinyurl.com/GetLexJazz This week in April, 2014, Wayne Kramer released LEXINGTON. A record that was not only groundbreaking in that it resulted in his first-ever Top-10 Billboard charting album, but was also free jazz. FREE JAZZ!? Immediately hailed by

AVAILABLE NOW. The MXR Jail Guitar Doors Drive honors the raw, roaring tones Wayne Kramer unleashed on MC5’s groundbreaking hard rock records of the early ’70s. And only MXR could’ve assembled the dream team to pull it off. Lifelong MC5 fan Johnny Wator of Daredevil Pedals crafted the circuit with all the grit and fire it demands, combining his Drive-Bi Dual Gain Distortion with the classic MXR Micro Amp to recreate Kramer’s twin cranked amp-stack tone. One stage cascades into the other for nast

💔💔💔 Rest in Peace pioneer, soul warrior and amazing human — Wayne Kramer @waynekramerofficial ✊🏼 — the coolest and the realest… great American Original and an actual activist coming from true place Wayne transformed the vibe instantly into No degrees of separation… so glad i got to spend some real cool times together and to rock out MC5 classics several times… this last time being for @howiepyro tribute in LA with brothers Jesse @jesse_malin @creepynyc @kidcongopowers @timtimebomb and more r

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