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seen mitch ryder this summer at the rockin the river front on the detroit river and he still rocks the house thanks for the memories mitch god bless you and the boys take care we love ya
otia_rogers
this is the only place where I could find the albums.Thank you Pandora!!
This blue-eyed man can SING!!
Mitch said he had big knee problems from doing James Brown style Knee Drops. When he met Brown, Ryder asked how James avoided the problems. James brown looked at him as if to see a fool and said "I wear knee pads". And so goes Rock n'Roll education 101.
myers45_acp
I saw these guys in 1966 at the Topeka, Kan., municipal auditorium and they tore the place down! They had more drive than is exhibited in this version of "Shake a Tail Feather" -- in fact many bands covered this tune better than is heard here. All the same, when you got Mitch Ryder and friends live in front of people who wanted to rock, the band could more than oblige. I don't know what happened to this band, but they should have a spot in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. They helped bring the wh
Went to school with all the 'Wheels', my li'l brother used Billy's ('Mitch') id to buy beer in Michigan back in The Day. He continues to rock out and just celebrated a major birthday...like me!
From what I understand Mitch died penniless and touring the U.S. in a broken down school bus. If that's true, and I believe it is, it shows how important it is to watch your business affairs too. Makes Lars Ulrich look a lot smarter when confronted with the Napster stuff. Just ask Billy Joel or fellow Detroiter, Ted Nugent about bad management.
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This blue-eyed man can SING!!
When he met Brown, Ryder asked how James avoided the problems.
James brown looked at him as if to see a fool and said "I wear knee pads". And so goes Rock n'Roll education 101.