Difference between revisions of "Detroit"
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*[[69/05/17 Detroit MI US Ford Auditorium]] | *[[69/05/17 Detroit MI US Ford Auditorium]] | ||
*[[76/11/19 Detroit MI US Cobo Hall]] | *[[76/11/19 Detroit MI US Cobo Hall]] | ||
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*[[An Evening In Detroit]] | *[[An Evening In Detroit]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:33, 22 September 2024
Largest and most-populous city in Michigan and the 27th most-populous city in the United States of America.
- "How We Made It Sound That Way"
- "MGM"
- "Pyschedelic Upholstery"
- 66/07/ Detroit MI US TV Show
- 68/04/28 Detroit MI US Grande Ballroom
- 69/05/17 Detroit MI US Ford Auditorium
- 76/11/19 Detroit MI US Cobo Hall
- Ralphe Armstrong
- Mike E. Clark
- Alice Cooper
- Dodge
- Darryl Dybka
- An Evening In Detroit
- Aretha Franklin
- Paul Humphrey
- Lene Lovich
- Madonna
- Mr. Gene's Greens - Detroit '68
- Ted Nugent
- Kris Peterson
- Psychedelic Music
- WRIF Radio Interview
