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(KIMBERLY P. MITCHELL/Detroit Free Press)February 9, 2008
By BRIAN MCCOLLUM
FREE PRESS MUSIC CRITIC
There was a moment in Kid Rocks bustling, three-hour concert Friday night when you could briefly peel it all back back past the superstardom, past the grand theatrics, past the country and Southern rock frills that have come to line his music.
Shoulder to shoulder with rap elder Rev. Run, one of three musical guests invited to Joe Louis Arena as part of the Rock and Roll Revival tour, the Detroit star traded verses on an animated rendition of Walk This Way.Filed under: -
PUBLISHED: Saturday, February 9, 2008
By GARY GRAFF
Of the Oakland Press
DETROIT -- Forget about what was going on over at Campus Martius Park on Friday night (Feb 8 ) Detroit's real Winter Blast was at Joe Louis Arena, where Kid Rock, his Twisted Brown Trucker Band and their special guests turned up the heat for an epic night of rock 'n' roll.
With a near sell-out crowd in exuberant form for the first of two home town shows on his Rock N Roll Revival tour, the Clarkston-based Rock and company kept the fuse lit for more than three hours (including a 15-minute intermission) with a revue-styleFiled under: