Randy Mavis: Cassette Collection
Radio broadcasts and live recordings from Detroit through the 1970s and 80s recorded off the air by Randy Mavis.
Radio broadcasts and live recordings from Detroit through the 1970s and 80s recorded off the air by Randy Mavis.
Roy Brooks, drummer and composer, performs for Detroit Jazz Alive, an on-air program broadcast on public radio station WDET.
The Chessmate Cafe, at the corner of Livernois and 6, had a history of late night concerts, cutting-edge acts, and legendary troubadours.
Niko Marks, Detroit electronic musician and composer, discusses his career and his upcoming performance for Detroit Sound Conservancy’s third conference.
James Jenkins (1916-1994), Founder of the Graystone International Jazz Museum, discusses his motivations for starting the museum in this interview.
Carleton Gholz, Detroit Sound Conservancy founder, discusses the mission of the organization at the annual Michigan Archival Association Conference.
Local musician Dan Dekuyper interviewed by his daughter Laurel Tinklenberg a student at College for Creative Studies in Detroit.
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