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“After the week at the Fillmore we flew down to L.A. to hang out and pick up whatever gigs we could. We did a gig in Santa Barbara on July 1st and then the next night we opened for Sam & Dave at the Whisky.”

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Mitch Mitchell
Mitch Mitchell

Mitch Mitchell, born on July 9, 1947 and passed away on November 12, 2008, was a renowned drummer. He was known for his unique style and technique in the music industry and made revolutionary contributions to The Jimi Hendrix Experience band, with whom he collaborated. more

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