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This Message Center was dedicated to Mitch Mitchell, As all are probably aware, now Mitch Mitchell has passed away to join former mates, Jimi, Buddy and a host of others. Your Email address is required for posting any condolences, etc,. to Mitch, however, Note that Volume contains the current year only, prior year's messages are archived by year, Volume 2003.
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I am sorry about 2003 and 2005. I really need to speak with you about several things. I really need your advice about several things. Debby Bolen St Petersburg FL
I am a producer with Hudson Music, responsible for the many DVDs on Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, Steve Smith, Neil Peart and various others. We are in the midst of planning a DVD entitled "Classic Rock and Roll Drum Solos," and we've been attempting to contact Mitch Mitchell in order to get his permission to use a clip of him soloing. Any idea how to reach him? Dr. Bruce H. Klauber
Hudson Music
Jazz Legends Series Producer
CommentsMitch Mitchell, you are my hero.
CommentsMitch Can you please at least email me? I miss you. I am really sorry. Too much to say to put in cyberspace. Sorry, Debby Bolen
CommentsUpdate: Mitch ... this is Tommy Sullivan from Ramatam... since my message last year a lot has happened... the re-released CD of our '72 album is selling like hotcakes on the net, ditto for the version April & I did in '73. We're working on Ramatam 3... have unreleased tracks of you, me, April, Jimmy Leverton & Rick Grech (pre-Ramatam) and are planning new recordings... love to get you live... contact me! (new address)
Commentshi,hope you are doing gud,i just would like to know what you are doing with yourself these days,take care trisha xxx
CommentsHey Mitch, You were the one who had the biggest impact on my playing style. I was in a car accident in 1983 and haven't played a lick since, but you were always "the man" to me. The first time I heard Hey Joe on the radio when I was 13 years old, and those things that you did at the end, I about freaked. And the stuff on Voodoo Child, what can I say? I miss you man. What are you doing now? Please answer if you get a spare minute. I would be so honored. Bruce~~
Commentsdear Mitch, Love you dearly. I feel like i'm living behind the great wall of china right here in this miserable state. No changes, so I'm getting ready to make a few happen. Georgi Angel 265 82 9230 1470 east mcgee springfield missouri 65804
CommentsHi Mitch, In my opinion, you are one of the great drummers. Anybody that could keep Jimi in check has to be great. I purchased your book and wonder if there is any way I can get you to sign it for me? I would be honored if you would. It would be a great keepsake with all my other "Experience" music. Thanks for the music, Larry.
CommentsShot in the dark perhaps, but I'll take a chance. First off, there's just NO WAY I can describe the positive impact you've had on me, Mitch. And no way to thank you PROPERLY, either. Oh well; the "Reader's Digest" version of my musical journey is a small start. Picked up the sticks at age 8; first kit age 10; first band at 12; semi-pro at 15; pro at 18. 1987 saw the birth of my ultimate vehicle "Cross Town Traffic" - and despite personnell changes akin to Mayall's Bluesbreakers, CTT stayed in the thick of it until last spring. I'm sure we've easily done over 800 shows over the years; everything from State Fairs, to Mississippi jook joints, to big-name jazz and blues festivals all over the Midwest and south - but always with the same sense of musical freedom that you and Jimi perfected (and CTT has always been a trio, too!). No, we never "made the big time" (or, thanks to the perpetual flux state of the band, a proper recorded effort that made release); but we somehow managed to etch a bit of a reputation, which is still there today. $$ wasn't my main motivation - the MUSIC was!! Still is, too!! In closing, I just have to tell you that I literally wore out a perfectly BEAUTIFUL Premier 7-piece kit because one of our favorite tunes to "stretch out" on was "I Don't Live Today," complete with that wonderful THUNDER at the beginning (which I eventually combined with your "Ezy Rider" intro pattern, for even more thunder!!) 8^) Thanks again, Mitch - I immediately though of you earlier this year, when I got the sad news about Uncle "Hell for Leather" passing away - I was VERY fortunate to have seen him play in '02........... And I sincerely hope I get to see YOU sometime in the future.......;^) Cheers, Mate!! Chris in St. Louis, aka "Crosstown Drummer" on Yahoo.....
CommentsHello Mitch, do you remember The Dave Morrison Band (Trio)? You played with those guys in 1982 in Germany. And I have the LP you made in Hamburg. I saw you in Mannheim - what a great pleasure! Gert Kirchgessner, Germany
CommentsMitch, I hope you are doing fine and I just wanna tell you that I am a guitarist who was and is still very much influenced by the freedom that Jimi and yourself expressed in your playing...I still catch myself "airdrumming" to your riffs and "feeling" the circular motion of your playing even though I am a guitarist...I hope all your current projects are bringing you the same pleasure and satisfaction as your projects with Jimi did....as I write this, I am listening to The Experience Live at Berkley, 2nd show...great stuff!....take care. Sincerely, Joe in El Paso
Commentshi Mitch i hope you are ok I want to send some musical mp3 by e mail I know you love that please send me an e mail Uzi
CommentsI heard you on KZOK in Seattle recently, was just wondering if you visited Jimi's grave while you were here. I took some digital photos if you would like some. M. Mallams
CommentsDear Mitch: I would like to know whether you would have an interest in collaborating on a project to speculate on what music might have resulted if Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis, Tony Williams and Jack Bruce had successfully concluded their negotiations and recorded together. I am making similar inquiries with Jack Bruce (for obvious reasons), and with Wayne Shorter. I am hoping that you will be willing to offer your experiences of discussing jazz and music theory with Jimi, as well as any knowledge he has of actual conversations that took place between Jimi and Miles. Sincerely, James Nichols
CommentsMost definately the best drummer ever. Because Mitch Mitchell is the definition of CLASS. Nobody riffs like you do. You can tell it's you in milliseconds. http://groups.msn.com/guitaristrickray
CommentsThanks Mitch, for helping me mature as a drummer! Your knowledge has vastly helped me in many ways, even without a direct approach!!!! Sincerely, Terry Stewart
CommentsHi Mitch, Just wanted to thank you for making my teen experience of discovering music a better place.
Commentsthanks for the beauty...... need i say more? reuben jackson washington, dc
CommentsHi Mitch - Apologies first - I called my old band Mind Octopus - direct inspiration from yourself - I have never found the full story behind The Mind Octopus - can you or anyone else enlighten me. Always thought you were the best drummer and tried to track you down in Rye when i was about 16 to give you my Mind Octopusrecordings - you had just left the town to live in France I believe. All the best, Paul Herwin
CommentsHey, Mitch! This your old band mate from Ramatam, Tommy Sullivan... hope whatever it is you're doing is bringing you happiness! I was very saddened to hear of the passing of Tom Dowd - the sessions we did with him in England prior to Ramatam are among my fondest career memories... I am still blown away by your overdubbing a tuned set of tympanis over the the drum solo on our demo of "Book of Life" and remember with gratitude how you stood up to the "beaks" (still my favorite definition of music biz execs & lawyers... ) who didn't like the "rich get richer on the backs of the poor"lyrics. I'm alive & well, still doing a lot of writing, producing, singing & playing ... I'm very proud of the most recent CD I produced, "Peace on Earth", I'd love to send you a copy... I haven't heard from Mike, but was in semi-in touch with April up to a few years ago - she had a successful career going as a painter last I heard- and still played her ass off the last time I heard her on a guitar. If you do see this, please let me know how you're doing ... and if you ever get the itch to jam - even if it's in your living room - I'll be there in a flash! PS: You still owe me a drum track on Changing Days, you bastard!
CommentsMitch Mitchell, i´m a Portuguese Fan. For me you are the best drummer of all time! I born listen you and Jimi Hendrix in my house.Take Care. Grettings from Portugal.
CommentsThanks for ALL the music. Have a happy and long retirement you old fart. Stay free. Phil and Noel Mitchell
CommentsMitch, last saw you in Gothenburg, Sweden in September ´67... Two times within ten days in fact! Then I was a kid only, although already deep into music. At that time, anyway, I was not able to take in all the impressions the Experience's concerts made possible. Jimi on his own, you other guys each on your own, and, the whole unit together. I was a huge fan of the Who at that time - I was 14 years of age back then - and had also seen them then two times already - and though they were a most outstanding act bringing a very new dimension to the music scene, and, also was a complex group to experience live, it wasn't impossible to do so. With the JHE it was! Four years later I started playing bass with my first own group. The guitarist, only 17 years old, was until that time the most Jimi Hendrix affected person I had met, and he made me think through the Experience's music a lot. That is in fact a musically cornerstone of my life! When we split up, I stopped playing for quite a long time, just doing some home practice from and to. In my mid thirties though life had turned the way that I concentrated a bit more seriously again on playing with a band. I accidentally came aware of a guitarist in Mora, Sweden, who needed a bass player for his Texas blues group and HE was a huge Jimi Hendrix fan, and also had real noticeable skills in performing Jimi´s songs in a way that made them some justice. Then first(!), I too seriously got into playing these songs. Over the years we then have met and played together, Jimi´s music and other more or less related. Well, I think no music is really related to those songs, but you know, some Stevie Ray Vaughan material and more of his likes. Also I have played sets/songs of the JHE music with other bands or musicians musicians. But. Not until these cd records took over I bought a record with the JHE!! That's now ten years ago. Anyway, that started something for me, my wife - yes in fact all of our family. Soon I bought another cd with the JHE. I came listening in a way I hadn't done before, or to describe it better, I was forced into that way to listen grabbed by the music in a way I had not been capable to be before for any reason I do not know! THAT was a very surprising, strange and overwhelming experience! also considering I then had passed 40 years. I couldn't understand how and why I had not heard this music before in the way I now did - and thought back on my old teenage friend and guitarist who obviously had noticed this more when he was only 17. Now, Mitch, I own about 60 or so cd´s with the JHE... Many concerts of course, many with poor sound quality. But, there is no music in rock/blues/soul/funk that anyway can get a hold of me, my mind, my heart and what inner musical rooms I have which corresponds with life, love, reflection, energy, art, limits pushing - etc! like Your music do. Strangely, which I briefly have written already, that goes also for my wife and my oldest son - his now 16. My daughter, 24 years of age, loves this your music too and we play it a lot together (she is a singer), but she's somewhat more into the new rnb, soul and reggae music. Then my 15 year old son also is a huge JHE fan, teaching his school mates at times on lessons on Jimi and his music - but he's also into techno and hip-hop quite a lot. We've been sitting now the last decade listening to your music for so many, many hours, days and evenings. Each time yet it is a new thrill, a new experience in some way. Jimi was The guitar player of this time. For us, his way with expression the notes he chose to play has been like balsam, like an understanding doctor's treatment for a sad, distressed and confused soul, seemingly thousands of times. I know there is nothing special with that though - all over this world different people experience this of Jimi´s playing. And to me, Noel was an amazing bass player! So alive, so clever when that was what was needed, and with that innovative heart which made the band exciting on his behalf - that's what I think. A wonderful bass player who I sadly have noticed sometimes is under estimated, to me on false aspects! The drummer then was you, Mitch. And now it's getting hard... You see, when we listen to your recordings, now since long the focus has became more and more on what you play and how you play. Yes, of course we see/hear the unit wholly, and we still listen to and experience Jimi´s playing in the same way as I have described above. But the drumming work is such a piece of an art masterpiece although heavy and tight in the way Jimi´s songs needed it to be to give justice to them, that we find ourselves very, very often silently sitting listening to these drums alone, only to here and there in between open up for a laugh of joy and sublime impression on how you, Mitch, could play so very into the "red line" of what the song and the Jimi/JHE for-the-day version was about. I don't wait for another drummer like you. Of course, however, there will never be! I just wanted to, now as I've became 50 and positively can believe I have some at least authority behind these words, to bring you my whole hearted appreciation and my deepest Thanks!! that you made drumming to what you made it and that you made Jimi´s songs possible to live the way he wanted them to do. For all future Mitch, in all your doings, I finally will wish you and the ones you have closest to you all the very best! Thank You, sincerely, Dan Franck
CommentsHi, My name is Mat Heywood, I am producing a series for the World Service called the story of the drum, and I would really like to interview you about your style, techniques, and the way your sound has developed over the years. We've had some amazing people on the programme so far - trilok gurtu, terri lynne carrington & some fantastic world percussionists. I understand if not though - you must have been getting these kind of messages for years... Thanks either way, Mat
Commentsmitch, we are relatives of Ruth Ann Perkins and would like to get any info you might have about her. PLEASE contact us if you get this. Thanks!
CommentsRe: Ruth Ann Perkins-Richards Please contact her brother Bill in Illinois as soon as you get this mesage. VERY IMPORTANT!!!
CommentsMitch, I'm MD of a music/film TV production company called Lipsync Marketing Communications(www.lipsync.co.uk) in Dean Street Soho, and would like to talk to you about a project we are working on. Kind regards Billy Gray
Commentsmitch, you were my inspiration to play the drums at 11 yrs old, i'm now 33 and still playing, i listen to jhe's music everyday and it makes me weep on many occasions, i cant imagine how you must feel having worked with such a fun/inspirational guy as jimi and lost him in such a way. god bless you and JAMES MARSHALL HENDRIX, i had ANGEL and DRIFTING played at my wedding in august 2003 and they were the perfect addition to a beautiful day. Thank you for lighting up my life mitch. i am saving hard to go to seattle to pay my respects to james personally. thank you again. Kevin Newport. Cambridge.England.
Commentsmitch, thank you for all the music you have given us.... i am truly a fan. i hope you are in good health and happy. feel free to mail back if you ever feel like it. cheers mate. dave b
CommentsDear Mitch! Amongst greats like Joe Morello, Art Blakey, Tony Williams and Jack DeJohnette, you are still my absolute legend in the field of rock music. By the way... what happened to your acting career? Could we ever expect to SEE you on the screen once more? Dearest regards from Alistair Schuchard, Holland
CommentsHello, My name is Towner Galaher, a drummer living and working in NYC. I recently collaborated with Herbie Hancock drummer Mike Clark to produce his book entitled "Funk Drumming" which showcases his unique drumming style. I did all the transcriptions and an interview which gives the student background info into the inspiration behing the various grooves and rhythmic concepts. It was published last year by Hal Leonard music. I would love to send you a copy as well as discuss whether you might be interseted in creating a Mitch Mitchell drumming book, something that the drumming community would certainly enjoy and benifit from. I am another of those of whom your drumming was a major influence on an I continue to dig it just as much today. I would certainly love to do the project if you would consider it. Sincerely, Towner Galaher inrhythmnyc@yahoo.com www,townergalahermusic.com 917 640-8029
CommentsHi, Mitch, we met a while ago, and i was in charge of DW Uk .drums distribution, and we met at a UK trade show, consequently I delivered your Brand New Dw set from La ..and you where delighted, with this new set..you invited me to the Hard Rock cafe jimi's anniversary and also gave me your latest book co written with John Platt, signed..i have been a fan also since i started playing drums (17) and you always inspired me with you technique and flair and style..to this day still.. i wish Bob henrit did his research correctly and included you as Drum Icon on Mikedolbear. drums website you deserve to be included..on another note A good friend of mine is working with Robin Trower who also just done an album with Jack Bruce, maybe Jack Bruce, Robin Trower, and yourself..? what a line up...that would be ??
CommentsHi - I trust you are well. You may be able to clear up a story that my brother has spoken of for years & that is that he used to socialise with you & other musicians back in the 60's cum 70's. I thihk he always fancied himself as a drummer actually. His name Robin Askwith - Ring any bells? Jeremy Askwith. P.S. I've recently re-introduced myself to the drums & also my son - We both love it though are pretty inept but make that up with enthusiasm.
Commentshas anyone ever heard more of an uproar on the internet/interline escargo as when a girl named georgi angel leaves a message for mitch mitchell? I know the names and approximate locations of virtually every local player and whom they bring in as well as the phony voice modulation used--prety good for a girl with no computer. 99% give me the total creeps and I try to ignore the voices and slander and lies. I cannot ignore the threats against lives--they certainly offer some sickening renditions picturing sacrifice. glmj
Commentsmitch, worried about your wellbeing. Strange metaphysical manifestations happening about my apartment an self--all naturally occuring--poloroid pictures depicting faces and other behind the subject (on the wall) and the cup boling over by way of lukewarm coffee with the addition of milk. ?????? Too many pent up emotions and angst. This has been going on too long--is this good or symbolic of some other disease. Did you receive my letter last week or so? I heard some Mitch music the other evening n the radio. I wonder why Carole lies if I am Carolina ala RVZ? Is your van in Nampa Idaho at the house of one of these "participants"???? Why "be good to me georgia lynn"? I'll take the bloody back rub. This all new, non improved nterlne to include sacrifice teams such as bill and hillary with their mystery cybernetic sex droid (kimmy of bo.?) to include a subliminal giant tw@t over the shoulder. They are wanting a virginal sex organ for this body they are attempting to raise up. After all this Iam unconcerned with anything but what it is to win and regain my rights as an american girl. I have not heard personally via mail or attorney from mr. G-----. I gave my civil rights cse to the attorney gen'l last week and I am beleiving the charges may be more criminl than I originally intended becuse there are workers at this conglomerate bringing in the internet and sacrificers with big money and I am absolutely miserable. I exposed this and .......what do you think? Call me or mail a postcard: 520 w walnut #1 springfield, mo 65804 georgia lynn jones (georgi) 831 1255 (may no be connected for log but I am there) 8692313 Hannah Lynn Tilley's please don't call from your computer phone. we dont have a friend with this domain in existence in springfield, nevada, bulder, idaho, fla. and paris poop hilton has been harrassing four year olds and myself from nyc. I have no job am killing . love glmj
Commentsdear mitch, 520 w walnut 1 springfield, missouri 65804 love georgia lynn jones what is going on? I thought something was going to happen for the good and this springfield situation is getting worse because of Ivana and her claims regarding R. Plant and the stairway to heaven. This is a controversial realm--the music is all about free in springfield and f-- you springfield and I have stood and tried and tried and I know I am Georgi Georgia Jones--so where do I turn now that springfield has not a job or any relief for me from this direct musician's line full of abuse, slander and hatred anew? I thought I had made contactr with Mr. G--know I did, cannot begin to beleve what the interline is repetitiosly saying. If these sacrificers win we have no freedom of expression nor art to express. Long story here. Georgi Jones Latest scam is to starve me and ridicule me and leave me to die in the streets. One problem that--they are the same sacrificing CHOU at virginia University--he only killed 32 classmates . Mind>money machine.Mansarak/Ketellapper.Sacrificed by telemarketers from Mo.--led to beleive he was really IT. They are good, they just cannot disguise their script or voices. >CST>massacre. Love from myself and four babies. Don't you think that after 17 trillion dollars worth of alternative in ten years and who knows how much from years before--there should be something for me such as better digs, better threads, and medical care. I beleive I heard SOMEONE mention David Geffen Medical School. I have a serious cybernetic problem and it was done against my will and viz routine eye exam at sometime within the past ten years. Seems that this situation is not easily quelled or arrested because some pretty big and reeking fish are still on the hook around me. GO OBAMA. LOVE LOVE
Commentsdear mitch, 520 w walnut 1 springfield, missouri 65804 love georgia lynn jones what is going on? I thought something was going to happen for the good and this springfield situation is getting worse because of Ivana and her claims regarding R. Plant and the stairway to heaven. This is a controversial realm--the music is all about free in springfield and f-- you springfield and I have stood and tried and tried and I know I am Georgi Georgia Jones--so where do I turn now that springfield has not a job or any relief for me from this direct musician's line full of abuse, slander and hatred anew? I thought I had made contactr with Mr. G--know I did, cannot begin to beleve what the interline is repetitiosly saying. If these sacrificers win we have no freedom of expression nor art to express. Long story here. Georgi Jones Latest scam is to starve me and ridicule me and leave me to die in the streets. One problem that--they are the same sacrificing CHOU at virginia University--he only killed 32 classmates . Mind>money machine.Mansarak/Ketellapper.Sacrificed by telemarketers from Mo.--led to beleive he was really IT. They are good, they just cannot disguise their script or voices. >CST>massacre. Love from myself and four babies. g
CommentsDear Mitch, Not much news here other than other. If you are able to secure the attorney, contact me at once. I have the case.Art vii civil rights/racial discriimination against a food conglomerate. I dont think I can afford california and wonder why? Georgia Lynn Jones (georgi) 520 w. walnut 1 springfield mo 65804
Commentsdear mitch -is it my imagination or are you truly missing? I called Roy as per you and he said you rec'd the message. Heard some of your recent music on the radio. Call me at 520 w walnut #1 Springfield, mo. 65804. Have phone for very short time @ 417 831 1255. Did you recntly visit Idaho.? I hope they kill the big fish computer at while lightening road, Sandpointe. Springfield is just as the music expresses itself-- another helsinki with a great china wall--starting all over are they and with new venom and I am going to fight these sacrifice cult slimebags with glee tooth and nail. I see why the silver wings against the giant sunset. Love, Georgia Lynn Jones georgi e mail is impossible to receive
Commentsit ,is sad that i have to see you though other peoples eyes A
CommentsDear Mitch-- Was a staunch follower of your percussion/sticking cobo technique of rock and jazz when I was a kid 1967. Am making a framed memorial with Are You Experienced, Axis, Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland orig. albums WITH a genuine (certified-PSA/DNA) autograph of you, Noel, and Jimi to a lady you guys met on a flight from London to Goteburh, Sweden by name of "Eva Hedber", signed by all of you the same night Jimi broke his arm before the concert there in Goteburg. Apparantly Jimi took a liking to Eva's bouquet hat!! If you EVER in St. Louis you have a place to stay.... Dr. G. Stuart
CommentsHi Mitch, this is the Kraut (andy gee), ex-Ellis/Zoot/Jimbo/Lizzy). Been doing publishing for DJ's who've been ripped for decades. Planning on getting something together playing-wise. What r u up 2? ag PEACE
CommentsDear Mitch, You are forever in the Holy Trinity of Rock Drumming Godfathers. NOBODY can take that away from you ever! For generations until the end of time, kids will still be listening to You, Ginger, and Keith. I'll be listening to and learning from you guys till the day I die. With the GREATEST Respect, Jason Cruz (Singapore)
CommentsHI EVERYONE! in case you are interested, there is a new website on Mitch Mitchell: http://www.mitchmitchell.de/mitch/mitchindex.htm this is NOT Mitch´s personal site, this is a tribute site ( i can´t believe how many emails have been sent to me since i did this website, all of whom think that I am Mitch :-) hope you will enjoy it! @antbee: if you don´t like this message to be visible in this section, maybe you can include it in your links section....thanks
Commentsdear Mitch-- overjoyed to hear from you. must be IMPORTANT-it is to me. I dont have your number. I am at 520 w walnut #2 moving to #1 soon. springfield, mo. 65806 no # of my own. I work everyday-long hours. I'll try to call via information and searching this domain. Springfield situation still the same. LOVE Georgi Jones I have not had a domain since last year about March.
CommentsDear Mr. Mitchell I am admiring of the grouping the the one that You were of 1967-69 causes pain to me that a teacher of his stature retires but also already I contribute but that sufficient to the life with its music and person. In name of many fans of Mexico we thank to him for all these years of rock. Ricardo Alonso Monsreal Saldaña.
CommentsHello.Thank you for your wonderfull drumm playing.I was buying Axis bold as love when i was 9 years old and thought i should be a drummer, but ended up with guitar. i`m 48 years now and listen to you every day. Best regards from Nils Mogensen from Norway.
CommentsMITCHELL!! Been looking for a way to contact you for years. You probably won't remember me out of the thousands of people that you've met, but I'll never forget our meeting in Philadelphia, PA when I came backstage after a show with my younger siblings. I gave you a golden pretzel pin that you wore during the concert. That completely blew me away. Been druming the past year discovering that I can actually play. Remember telling you that I wanted to but was too shy. You made me sit down at the drumset set up back stage. Think I made a complete fool of myself was scared to DEATH and compeltely tore up. Speaking of tore up--I apologize for not coming back got the youngins home late and got lumped up by my parents. Oh...yeah the perils of youth huh? Youth is actually quite wasted on the young. Hit me up with some mail Mitch-It would totally blow me away (AGAIN). Love and miss you take care, Carol
CommentsDear Mitch, Right now, December 16, 2006. Happy holidays to you, wherever you may be, whatever you may be doing. Please know that I have been drumming since 1966, and that you were my first great drumming inspiration and influence. Since getting into jazz I would add Elvin Jones. Your spirit and feeling continue to inform and inspire my playing to this day. I live in Seattle. I have a dream to meet you and shake your hand one day. Best wishes always, Don Berman in Seattle
CommentsMitch, I think Jimi Hendrix's brother, Leon Hendrix's debut album is great! If you have not heard you really should check it out. He has a MySpace page and a website at www.LeonHendrix.com I have seen him live. He certainly does a pretty good job of carrying on his brother's style and vibe I must say. For all others reading this, check out my band at www.NoManZero.com our producer has worked with everyone from the Smashing Pumpkins (recording) to Motorhead and Ray Charles (Live Sound) to name a few. Try it, you might like it!
CommentsHi Mitch, I am the drummer and main composer for the Belgian band Univers Zero. I simply wanted to tell you that I, like so many other people, have been deeply impressed at the age of fifteen when I first listened to Jimi's music and your drumming. I'm still convinced, as I was then, that you and Jimi were example of perfect cohesion. This has strongly influenced my decision to become a musician, and to play to this very day without any compromissions whatsoever.. I would be delighted to send you a CD featuring my band's music...where can I send it? Thanks a lot for your attention Cheers. Daniel Denis
CommentsHey Mitch do you remember me Roy Warren, i use to have the Antique store in Heathfield sussex England. You use to come in and buy antiques. Would love to hear from you again its been 30 years, you can contact me at Roy82945@yahoo.com, or call me at the house im in California, (925)634-7068, hope all is well if you can take time out of your busy schedule, i'd love to hear from you. |
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