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Mitch Mitchell Set up

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From DEAGAN870

Here's a couple shots of mine. I think I have the right Rogers stands and Atlas HH stand as well. Even have this tuned as closely to what I hear on the Are You Experienced record.

that looks awesome!!!!!!

Mind Blowi

1977 Ludwig Vistalite 12-13-16-22
1976 ludwig acrolite
1957 Rogers Holiday BMP snare
Posted on 11 years ago
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From idrum4fun

As promised, here are the pictures I took of Mitch's kit at the EMP in Seattle. Please forgive the POOR quality! I usually take pretty good pictures. Not sure what happened!Mark

thats awesome! i wish i lived closer so i could visit!

Jumping2

1977 Ludwig Vistalite 12-13-16-22
1976 ludwig acrolite
1957 Rogers Holiday BMP snare
Posted on 11 years ago
#22
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a few other pictures included.

him playing the Gretsch at Rainbow Bridge 1970

him playing either a black lacquer ludwig or the black panther ludwig set at Woodstock 1969

1977 Ludwig Vistalite 12-13-16-22
1976 ludwig acrolite
1957 Rogers Holiday BMP snare
Posted on 11 years ago
#23
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here's my modern ludwig in 12, 15f, 16f, and 24 (this pic shows a 26)

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Posted on 11 years ago
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From DEAGAN870

Here's a couple shots of mine. I think I have the right Rogers stands and Atlas HH stand as well. Even have this tuned as closely to what I hear on the Are You Experienced record.

Pretty sweet set-up. Looks fantastic. Buck Rogers snare stand? The only difference I see is Mitch's bass has double telescoping spurs. That's a great HH stand, IMO.......marko

Posted on 11 years ago
#25
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Yeah I didn't want to go all out and put on the double spurs and opted to leave well enough alone with the original bass drum. If I had found a bass drum with a single set of those spurs then MAYBE add the second set but I hate to bastardize anything like this. Not a Buck Rogers stand just an Atlas which is what it looks like Mitch uses in the photos. Buck Rogers base is very different. Got the original ching ring though...not a copy. Wish I could have met Mitch, one of my heroes!!!

Posted on 11 years ago
#26
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Didnt he have a Premier set at one point with a 14x8 rack tom???

I'd jam out on that Isle of Wight kit for sure!

Posted on 11 years ago
#27
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From fishwaltz

Ahhh... the 'Dirty Mac' band. And he screwed up the tempo change coming out of Clapton's lead break! Listen to it. Watch Lennon and Richards faces. Regardless, it's a great lineup, talk about a 'super group'!I was lucky enough to see Jimi Hendrix twice. Once with the 'Experience' (with Noel Redding) and the next time with Billy Cox on bass. The first time I saw him, Jack (?? last name, bassist with Jefferson Airplane) played bass and Noel Redding switched to rhythm guitar on a song... can't remember if it was 'Red House' or 'Voodoo Child'. Prob the later.

I don't suppose that first show was at Winterland in '68, was it? I have a live album culled from those gigs, and Jack Casady is on there.

Kits:
1950s Gretsch Name Band in Midnight Blue Pearl (13/16/22/14sn)
1965/66 Ludwig Club Dates rewrapped in Black Diamond Pearl (12/15/20)
Posted on 11 years ago
#28
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The Gretch set from all Rogers Hardware..... man I wish someone still made that stuff.....

Posted on 11 years ago
#29
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Hey Mitch Mitchell guys, PBS will air a special on Hendrix Tue Nov. 5th. Looks interesting. FYI

Posted on 11 years ago
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