Today Leonard is joined in the studio by lead guitarist and founding member of the MC5, Wayne Kramer.
From his genre-defining wall of feedback on the band’s seminal work “Kick Out The Jams” to their infamous performance at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago that landed them both in jail and on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine before they even had a record deal, few groups had as wild or influential a time in the spotlight. The “big brother” band of The Stooges in their earliest days, the pioneers, purveyors and arguably creators of punk and heavy metal music, the MC5 created a sound far ahead of its time.
For 14 seasons, “Saturday Night Live’s” Darrell Hammond delighted crowds with his uncanny impersonations of Sean Connery, Regis Philbin, and (most notably) former President...
Today on Leonard Lopate at Large: A very special in-studio performance of Bach’s cello suites from Amit Peled! Amit Peled Israeli-American cellist Amit Peled’s...
Leanord’s conversation today with Craig Unger covers Unger’s new book, “House of Trump, House of Putin.” A few minutes after Donald Trump was elected...