2:17Long-form

Touch - Motor City's Burning

Published February 14, 2013

Views 1.42K  |  Likes 9  |  Comments 1
Views#2,013,706Global
Views#682,379Unknown country

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nikosnikos
606 subs320 videosAug 2011

This video has 1.42K views and 9 likes, ranking #2,013,706 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

1,428

Likes

9

Comments

1

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Total (all-time): $1 – $3

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The St. Louis band which rivaled the MC5 in their support of the Anti-War Movement. The 1969 Street Suite LP,all their 45 releases, and Three Unreleased songs from the LP sessions. A local St. Louis, Missouri band. Only 100 copies of their album were pressed and the above two non-LP 45s were often given away free with …

Published
February 14, 2013
Made for kids
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