We are currently migrating our data. We expect the process to take 24 to 48 hours before everything is back to normal.

Artist

L. Hollis & the Mackadoos

Last updated: 8 hours ago

It happened in Detroit, but this isn’t a story like Motown or Fortune or Revilot. There are no million-dollar payouts, gold records, or museums at the end. If Detroit was once an ocean of soul, the Big Mack label was certainly an island. Like many aspiring record moguls in the 1960s, Big Mack founder Ed McCoy got his start in radio, working the evening shift at a station in nearby Inkster. A schoolmate of McCoy’s, Lonny Hollis led a teen group comprised of two tenors, a baritone sax, and drummer Roy Brooks, who would later play with Horace Silver. <a href="spotify:track:6hXq4rqwWglCr0RL96ehbF" data-name="Bui Bui">Bui Bui</a> is pure car chase, out of control and swerving amidst the traffic of too many horns.

Monthly Listeners

495