Prof. Wayne Rocks Out! "Baby Won't Ya" feat. The 842s

“Baby Won’t Ya”
Written by Fred Smith
Original recording of this song was released in 1971 by The MC5 on the album "High Time”.
Performed here by:
Wayne Kramer (Lead Guitar)
Jason Heath (Lead Vocal)
With The 842s:
William Olivas (Rhythm Guitar)
Bret Paddock (Bass Guitar)
Holland von Saunderlin (Drums)
Filmed, Produced, Directed, & Edited by William Olivas & Margaret Saadi Kramer at Teragram Music.
Recorded live at Teragram Music in the historic Fairfax & Melrose District of West Hollywood, CA.
Mixed by Bret Paddock at Industrial Amusement.

[@nasticanasta]

Brother Wayne with a Les Paul...he came over to the dark side...lovin it

[@kp8747]

One of Fred's best!

[@fairfaxguitar]

Nice job William and friends 🎸🎸

[@delefo]

Hell yeah ! Love the vibe in that room. Great job everyone✊✌❤

[@johnnydio5803]

Comes through really well. Nice mic and mix.

[@Garrysullivanjones]

Brother Wayne is laidback legend. Rock on maestros

[@usmgreen1]

Always been a Great song Thank you Mr Sonic

[@PaulNewport]

What can I say? Just brilliant. What fun to play too.

[@Stoooges14]

Love it!❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@nickciraulo8340]

Very good. That's a true rock song. By the way, Wayne, I recall seeing you and your group at the time at The Scene in Ann Arbor, Mi performing as Kramer's Kramer's. Nice loud show, especially the song Rama Lamar Fa Fa Fa.

[@chrisghiardi117]

Hey, me too. Was in September '74 for me.

[@markvickroy6725]

Lil loud there about half way, on the lead guitar. 🤔 Probably fine 🤘

[@jeff1586er]

Wayne with a Les Paul?

[@johnnydio5803]

Yep! Cuts through really well. Tone on second solo neck pickup sounds beaut.. His sound on Firebird is great too.

[@davehoward22]

Thought it was dave grohl at first😊

[@donw.k.6877]

Musically it's tight...wish they had found a singer who could hit the high notes though. Rob set a high bar on the vocals