A2 Records was founded by Hugh "Jeep" Holland, a University of Michigan
student, and it boasted quite an impressive lineup of '60s Michigan rock
groups, such as MC5. Jeep died in 1998 and left A2's masters with his
brother Frank. England-based
Ace Records purchased them and this
Tuesday will be bringing these rare albums together into one product.
Excerpt:
"A-Square (Of Course): The Story Of Michigan's Legendary A-Square
Records," which will be available only as an import CD from Ace
Records, includes tracks from The Scot Richard Case, MC5 (the rare
"Looking at You"), The Prime Movers (featuring a young Iggy Pop on
drums and lead vocals, circa 1966), The Thyme, The Up and more.
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