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12 de jun. de 2007 · An experiment and experience at the same time. No need to write about music, because you have to listen to it. "The Detroit-Memphis Experiment" was recorded in June 1969 in Stax Studios in Memphis and released the same year. It was the 7th album for Mitch Ryder, and a turning point in his fading career.
Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels. 1966 Take A Ride (New Voice) 1966 Breakout! (New Voice) 1967 Sock It To ... 1968 Mitch Ryder Sings The Hits (New Voice) Mitch Ryder. 1967 What Now My Love (Dynovoice) 1969 The Detroit/Memphis Experiment (con Booker T and the MGs) 1979 How I Spent My Vacation (Line) 1980 Naked But Not Dead (Line) 1981 ...
18 de may. de 2018 · Mitch Ryder. Singer, songwriter. For the Record …. Selected discography. Sources. As front man for one of the most raucuous “ blue-eyed soul ” bands of the 1960s, Detroit ’ s Mitch Ryder howled high-energy medleys of rock and blues standards. His hard-driving “ Devil With a Blue Dress On/Good Golly Miss Molly ” has a firm place in the canon of infectious dance tunes.
Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels. 1966 Take A Ride (New Voice); 1966 Breakout! (New Voice) 1967 Sock It To Me (New Voice); 1967 All Mitch Ryder Hits (New Voice); 1967 All The Heavy Hits (Crewe); 1968 Mitch Ryder Sings The Hits (New Voice); Mitch Ryder. 1967 What Now My Love (Dynovoice); 1969 The Detroit/Memphis Experiment (with Booker T and the MGs); 1979 How I Spent My Vacation (Line)
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7 de jul. de 2007 · An experiment and experience at the same time. No need to write about music, because you have to listen to it. "The Detroit-Memphis Experiment" was recorded in June 1969 in Stax Studios in Memphis and released the same year. It was the 7th album for Mitch Ryder, and a turning point in his fading career.
28 de sept. de 2011 · Still bitter over his experiences with Crewe, and in the middle of rehearsing with the new band, Mitch left for Memphis and recorded his next album with Booker T. & The MG’s and the Memphis Horns. Titled “The Detroit Memphis Experiment”, the 1969 album was an interesting failure.
