Wayne Kramer - Paper Dove - Millennium Music Profile
This page is an introduction to Wayne Kramer whose music was used during the Millennium episode Paper Dove. A complete list of all music by Wayne Kramer that was used throughout Millennium is also listed below.
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The Black family travels to visit Catherine's parents in Maryland. Catherine's father asks Frank to look into an old local case that may have been resolved improperly the first time around. The murder in question may have in fact been committed by the Woodsman, a serial killer still depositing bodies in the Maryland woods. In investigating these events, Frank might inadvertently be pulling his family closer toward the intentions of the Polaroid stalker.
Main Crew
Written by Ted Mann & Walon Green
Directed by Thomas J. Wright
Edited by George R. Potter
Still images from Paper Dove
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Music by Wayne Kramer used in the Millennium episode Paper Dove
Wayne Kramer (Born on April 30, 1948 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American guitarist. He co-founded the Detroit rock group MC5 (Motor City 5). The band played at Detroit's famous Grande Ballroom often and was managed by John Sinclair, a radical left-wing writer and co-founder of the White Panther Party until 1970 when Jon Landau took over creative management of the group. After MC5's demise, he spent several years committing crimes and battling drug addictions. In 1975, he was caught allegedly selling cocaine to undercover federal agents and went to prison for over two years at the Lexington Federal Prison in Lexington, Kentucky. While incarcerated he met Red Rodney, the American jazz trumpeter who had played with Charlie Parker's quintet. They played together in the institution's Sunday chapel.
Where Wayne Kramer can be heard in Paper Dove
The Millennium episode Paper Dove contains the following music by Wayne Kramer:
Stranger in the House
Heard in the opening episode teaser, when a woman, Amy Lee Walker, wheels her groceries to the parking lot and over to her car. Nearby is an old, dusty blue Ford Econoline. Music can be heard blasting from inside the van though its windows are all closed.
Wayne Kramer - additional music heard in Millennium
Millennium's producers would occasionally use additional music from the same artist, band or composer. Sometimes a track or song could be heard in more than one episode of the series.
Music from Wayne Kramer was used in a total of 1 episode/s of Millennium. Below is a complete list of all music by Wayne Kramer heard throughout the series and the episodes in which it was used, including links to the relevant music and episode profiles:
Upon his release from prison, he moved to New York City and briefly teamed up with Johnny Thunders. They formed the band Gang War. He also spent a large amount of the 1980s out of the music business. In 1994, he began a solo career and released numerous records, including 1995's "The Hard Stuff", which was produced by Don Was, a former acquaintance from the late 1960s Detroit rock scene. Kramer, along with the other surviving members of MC5, reformed in 1991 in a memorial concert for former lead singer Robin Tyner, who passed away from a heart attack. This sparked a reunion tour which spanned several years and included dates in Europe and America. They also recorded and played some shows with GG Allin. Wayne Kramer was also temporarily in the grunge band Mudhoney. He was recently interviewed for the VH1 show 'The Drug Years'.
The song used in Millennium's Paper Dove is Stranger in the House is from the album Citizen Wayne (1997).
Song 1: Stranger in the House
Album Title: Citizen Wayne (1997)
Scene: Stranger in the House can be heard during the following scenes in the Millennium episode Paper Dove:
Heard in the opening episode teaser, when a woman, Amy Lee Walker, wheels her groceries to the parking lot and over to her car. Nearby is an old, dusty blue Ford Econoline. Music can be heard blasting from inside the van though its windows are all closed.
Listen to Stranger in the House
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Lyrics for Stranger in the House:
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Don't You Ever Feel Like You'Re Losing Your Mind
Like Your Talking Right Outta Your Neck?
Don't You Ever Feel Like Don't Fit In
Like Your Heading For A Major Train Wreck?
Bigger Than A Monkey
Smaller Than A Mouse
Closer Than A Heartbeat
Baby There's A Stranger In The House.
No One Ever Told You There Was Money In The Bank
Or You Had To Fill Your Car With Gas.
You Thought You Heard The Thunder,
It Made You Start To Wonder,
Do You Think There's An Angel In Your Past?
Climbing Up A Mountain With A Barefoot Baby
And A Fifty Pound Lizard On Your Back
Nothing Can't Stop You
Nothing's Gonna Rock You
With A Totem Pole Missile In The Shack.
Official Website:
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http://www.waynekramer.com
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