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Founder member of the influential rock band MC5 whose explosive live act was captured on the album Kick Out the Jams

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Rock ‘n roll revolutionary Wayne Kramer, best known for fronting the proto-punk group MC5, has passed away from pancreatic cancer, aged 75.

The prolific mark he left was particularly true in his hometown of Lincoln Park and with those who knew and worked with him.

Call Me Animal: A Tribute to the MC5 rates as one the most star-studded tribute rock records ever assembled.

The prolific mark he left was particularly true in his hometown of Lincoln Park and with those who knew and worked with him.

The prolific mark he left was particularly true in his hometown of Lincoln Park and with those who knew and worked with him.

The prolific mark he left was particularly true in his hometown of Lincoln Park and with those who knew and worked with him.