Featuring music and stories from Alice Cooper, Kiss, Bob Seger, Steppenwolf, The Who, The Guess Who, Tony Orlando, Elton John, Mitch Ryder, Wayne Kramer (MC5), Marvin Gaye, The Ohio Players, The Parliaments, Funkadelic and Martha Reeves & the Vandellas. Special features: Over 60 additional minutes of scenes and features, plus extensive photos & memorabilia gallery with classic sounds of the Big 8.

Intro -- Your good neighbor station -- They'd never heard anything like this -- Boom thump -- Everybody's favorite little record girl -- And now, ladies and gentlemen -- Disc jockeys without music -- Greed factor -- It's swingin' time -- Panic in Detroit -- Blackest white station on earth -- Here, read this, i'll put some music under it -- Jo-Jo, are you high? -- You don't sound Canadian -- Here's another beaver -- Soundtrack for my life -- Credits -- Extras.

Producer, Judy Holm ; writer and director, Michael McNamara ; editor, Roderick Deogrades ; original score, Kurt Swinghammer.

Tells a little-known secret history of American culture. It’s the story of a Windsor, Ontario radio station that helped define pop and soul music for the world - the broadcasting and marketing phenomenon known as The Big 8 - the leader of the Radio Revolution.

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