The Best MC5 Guitar Solos

MC5's Wayne Kramer and Fred "Sonic" Smith fused Chuck Berry drive with the free-jazz abandon of Albert Ayler and Sun Ra, creating a high-volume, two-guitar attack that became a blueprint for punk. Their leads traded polish for pure energy, feedback and chaos.

Informed by: Wikipedia - MC5, Wikipedia - Kick Out the Jams

1. 1
   Kick Out the Jams

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
2. 2
   Looking at You

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer, Fred "Sonic" Smith · 1970
3. 3
   Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa)

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
4. 4
   Starship

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
5. 5
   Motor City Is Burning

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
6. 6
   Ramblin' Rose

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
7. 7
   Sister Anne

   MC5 · solo by Fred "Sonic" Smith · 1971
8. 8
   Future/Now

   MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1971
9. 9
   Skunk (Sonicly Speaking)

   MC5 · solo by Fred "Sonic" Smith · 1971
10. 10
    Over and Over

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1971
11. 11
    Come Together

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
12. 12
    I Want You Right Now

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
13. 13
    Borderline

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1969
14. 14
    Gotta Keep Movin'

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1971
15. 15
    Shakin' Street

    MC5 · solo by Fred "Sonic" Smith · 1970
16. 16
    Call Me Animal

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1970
17. 17
    The Human Being Lawnmower

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1970
18. 18
    Tonight

    MC5 · solo by Wayne Kramer · 1970