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Description
Katie Delahoyde interviews Greg McIntosh, a musician and Ypsilanti resident, for the Ypsilanti Bicentennial Celebration. Greg discusses his musical journey, including his time with the Great Lakes Myth Society and his friendship with Matt Jones. He reflects on the changing music scene in Ypsilanti, noting the rise and fall of local venues like the Green Room and the Elbow Room. Greg also shares personal anecdotes, such as a memorable incident involving a DUI and a confrontation at Woodruff's. He expresses nostalgia for the community's creative energy and hopes for its continued growth.
Interview Date
8-19-2023
Keywords
Ypsilanti Bicentennial, Greg McIntosh, musician, Great Lakes Myth Society, music scene, Ypsilanti community, River Street, DUI incident, music venues, community change, housing market, music industry, creative people, nostalgia
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Recommended Citation
Delahoyde, Katie, "Gregory McIntosh, Oral History Interview, 2023" (2023). Oral Histories. 222.
https://commons.emich.edu/oral_histories/222