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  1. He did session work on Junior Brown's Long Walk Back album and participated in various Hendrix-related recordings, videos, and interviews. In 1999, Mitchell was part of the Gypsy Sun Experience, along with former Hendrix bassist Billy Cox and guitarist Gary Serkin.

  2. Nov 13, 2021 · In 1986, Mitchell teamed up with jazz musician Greg Parker and made a music video session of Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog”. He did session work on Junior Brown’s “Long Walk Back” album and participated in various Hendrix-related recordings, videos, and interviews.

  3. Honestly, they're getting divorced within 2 years. Mitch would hold on for a year and then over the summer he'd try to convince Cam to move back to Cali, then when they don't move back, Mitch will leave. The foundation of their relationship is extremely weak and due to the urgency, they hardly considered anything when they decided to move.

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  5. Nov 23, 2022 · Features. "It was a wild scene up there": The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Billy Cox and Mitch Mitchell recount the explosive, and chaotic, Woodstock set that changed the world. By Andy Aledort. published 23 November 2022.

  6. Jul 25, 2023 · Jul 25 2023. Interview by John McDermott. FROM THE VAULT. This classic interview with drummer, Mitch Mitchell was conducted in early 2000 during production of the documentary film, Blue Wild Angel: Jimi Hendrix Live At The Isle Of Wight. It was first published in the Fall 2000 edition of Experience Hendrix Magazine.

  7. Nov 12, 2008 · In 1986, Mitchell teamed up with jazz musician Greg Parker and made a music video session of Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog". He did session work on Junior Brown's Long Walk Back album and participated in various Hendrix-related recordings, videos, and interviews.

  8. 1975: Mitch Mitchell – Squeeze My Little Finger / Put Your Faith in Me 1980: Roger Chapman — Mail Order Magic 1986: Greg Parker — Black Dog 1996: David Torn — What Means Solid, Traveller? 1998: Junior Brown – Long Walk Back 1999: Bruce Cameron – Midnight Daydream. MultiTracks. None