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Michigan History for Kids Magazine Looks at Rock and Roll in Michigan

Contact:  Kristin M. Phillips (517) 335-2747
Agency: History, Arts and Libraries


April 21, 2008

The music style called "rock and roll" began in the 1950s.  Michiganians were there from its beginnings and contributed to its growth.  The winter 2007-08 issue of Michigan History for Kids tells stories about Michigan's contributions to the music industry.

Great stories from this issue include:

  • The Motown Sound
  • The Beatles come to Detroit
  • Decades of Bob Seger
  • Michigan's biggest outdoor music festival
  • Madonna's many talents

As always, readers will find a quiz, "I Spy" activity and some places to visit to learn more about the rock and roll story.

For information visit www.michiganhistorymagazine.com/kids or call (800) 366-3703.

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