the lobby of the union's world headquarters; music legend Mitch Ryder on the streets of downtown Detroit; Detroit Tiger pitcher Nate Robertson from the team's dugout; best-selling author Elmore Leonard at the Eastern Market produce terminal; and City Council President Ken Cockrel Jr. at Northern Lights Cocktail Lounge.

"The Hayride will conjure up a unique jambalaya of Detroit civic pride and renegade country music," said Don Was. "We'll spin some cool records - some of which come from my personal stash of unreleased masters - and interview local notables who are keeping the city interesting and vibrant."

Was has produced records for The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings. He is the recipient of multiple Grammy Awards, including the "Producer of the Year"Personal issues: Mitch Clark on leave

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MITCH Clark will spend an indefinite timeframe away from the Melbourne Football Club to deal with his wellbeing.

The Demons have recently granted personal leave to the forward and will continue to work closely with him and his doctors.

AFL.com.au and The Footy Show have been aware of Clark's health issues for some time, and it is only with the player's and the club's authorisation that this article is being published.

No one at the club, or Clark himself, knows when he will return.

The key position forward has suffered serious foot problems since joining the Demons from the Brisbane Lions two years ago.

He has also struggled with soft tissue injuries during the pre-season.

The Demons released a statement late on Saturday night saying Clark has been granted