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North Carolina's Let's Active was probably the most misunderstood of the South's '80s new-pop bands. Though dogged by a rosy-cheeked nicest-guys-of-wimp-pop image, they could be downright moody. Producer/multi-instrumentalist Mitch Easter assembled the trio in 1981, but it only emerged nationally in
Musician Mitch Easter has run a recording studio in Kernersville for 30 years and had never been a victim of a burglary. That changed last week. Thieves take guitars from Mitch Easter's studio
Mitch Easter. Mitchell Blake Easter ( Winston-Salem, 15 november 1954) [1] is een Amerikaanse popzanger en -gitarist, songwriter en producent. Easter wordt vaak geassocieerd met de janglepopstijl van gitaarmuziek en staat bekend als producent van R.E.M.'s [2] vroege albums van 1981 tot 1984 en als frontman van de band Let's Active uit de jaren ...
3 de abr. de 2024 · Mitch Easter was born on November 15, 1954, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He was raised in a musical family, and his parents introduced him to traditional folk music at a young age. By the time he was a teenager, he had learned to play the guitar and joined his first band, The Leather Flowers. Easter later formed Let’s Active in 1981, and ...
Mitch Easter - Read more about the Winston Salem native, founder of Let's Active band, 2019 North Carolina Music Hall of Fame Inductee Mitch Easter. ... 1954 in Winston-Salem. Mitch knew he needed to play guitar at a young age, he was fortunate to have parents who were always listening to the latest sounds on the radio, ...
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14 de jun. de 2007 · “Mitch and Sacred Irony became wildly popular in Winston,” says Faye Hunter, who’d later form Let’s Active with Easter. “They seemed so hip and played really loud. Mitch had long, Beatle-cut hair and wore Hendrix-style tapestry pants.” “Mitch’s guitar playing was already legendary,” says Peter Holsapple of the dB’s.
