 But, regardless of whether he’d planted the half dozen or so sicks of dynamite on Main Street, it was clear to authorities that he was a leader in the movement, and he needed to be silenced.
And, yes, he was high.
 Among other things, we discussed heartache, and the fact that his real name isn’t Cash. “I’ve dated people that don’t know my real name,” he told us, explaining that changing is name was a “power move” on his part… It’s good, beautiful stuff… You should listen.
Thanks, as always, to AM 1700 for hosting the show and station owner Brian Robb for running the board, making sure the bills paid, and insuring that the toilet paper and bleach stays stocked.
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And you can hear John Sinclair every Monday on Radio Free Amsterdam.
I wasn’t expecting the panty talk. Do you have a link to the historic audio you were referencing?
The recordings referenced during the interview can be found in the archives of the Ann Arbor District Library.
Concerning his role with the MC5, I thought that you might find this of interest.
Thank you for going forward with this show and not turning the microphones around to broadcast the concert on the street outside like people were urging. This history is important and people don’t know it.
…you know, like doing it for an audience.
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