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Michigan has had a love affair with music for a long time now. The 60’s brought us the Motown Sound. And it reveberated from coast to coast on AM radio in the United States. Rock and Roll was also a potent style of music that was also taking the U.S. by storm. The early days in the Detroit music scene were exciting, with new bands like Bob Seger, Mitch Ryder, Dick Wagner and The Frost, along with many others. These artists played all over the state building their fan base in places like Grand Rapids and Lansing, and naturally the Detroit area.
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Overseen by the Zappa Trust and produced by Ahmet Zappa and Zappa Vaultmeister, Joe Travers, The Mothers 1970 collects together more than four hours of previously unreleased performances by the heralded lineup which lasted roughly seven months: Aynsley Dunbar (drums), George Duke (piano/keys/trombone), Ian Underwood (organ/keys/guitar), Jeff Simmons (bass/vocals) and Flo & Eddie aka Howard Kaylan (vocals) and Mark Volman (vocals/percussion) of The Turtles who performed under the aliases to skirt contractual limitations of performing under their own names. This iteration of The Mothers, which likely began rehearsals fifty years ago this month, came to an end in January of 1971 when Simmons quit the band during the making of the 200 Motels movie.