MITCH RYDER - "WHEN YOU WERE MINE" descargar videos gratis

alec yeomans

My fav song great cover

skyfix

From Texas.. Detroit is great. Hope Mitch is happy were ever he is.

mike curt

Mitch Ryder has a great voice , but I'll take the original version over any of the covers I've heard.

R Marshall

No question, Mitch Ryder's cover of the Prince original is the BOMB. Paired with the Squaw Valley ski montage for the 80's b-roll gem "Hot Dog - The Movie" this is possibly one of the best Prince re-dos ever made. Mitch just takes this song and makes it his -- melody, tempo, character, it's 100% HIS song. Thanks Prince, but when I think "When You Were Mine" it's all about Mitch. Sweet!

boyblue922

Cyndi Lauper RULES this song!!!!

Mike Rogers

he didn't mention. this is Prince song.. hahah..

Kathy Greenusa

P.S. The CD of "Never Kick a Sleeping Dog" is available online...finally! It was released sometime in 2012, apparently, and there are new copies available now in 2014, shipped either from overseas or North Carolina. A long wait, but now the vinyl can be framed and put on the wall, because the CD is here at last.

Kathy Greenusa

Go Billy Levise, Jr.! From wikipedia: Born in 1945 and noted on allmusic.com as the "unsung hero of Michigan rock n' roll" William S. Levise, Jr. professionally known as Mitch Ryder appeared fronting a band named Billy Lee & The Rivieras, which had limited success until they met songwriter / record producer Bob Crewe.[3] Crewe renamed the group Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, and they recorded several hit records for his DynoVoice Records and New Voice labels in the mid to late 1960s, most notably "Devil with a Blue Dress On", their highest-charting single at number 4, as well as "Sock It to Me-Baby!", a number 6 hit in 1967, and "Jenny Take a Ride!", which reached number 10 in 1965. The Detroit Wheels were John Badanjek on drums, Joe Kubert (not to be confused with the comic book illustrator of the same name) on rhythm guitar, Jim McCarty (not to be confused with the Yardbirds drummer of the same name) on lead guitar and Jim McAllister on bass...February 14, 2012 Ryder released his first album in 30 years, The Promise.

ChuggityMuggs1

Dont forget the guy who wrote the song, it wasn't mellencamp

455Transam

"Thrill of it All" and "Bow Wow Wow Wow" are great tunes too, wish this album was available on CD!!

Cheryl Beddow

A Detroit Legend for sure. I loved him the minute I heard Jenny Take A Ride. Got to see him in a small, intimate setting. He has the coolest, grittiest voice and The Wheels, what a great band.

BASS MARINO

do the people know theres a band up there?

Tuttuh6

prince wrote it and performed it first,prince and ryder both have good versions but cyndi's is best

Cindy Cain

cont...Anyway, would love for someone to post "B.I.G. T.I.M.E." and "A Thrill's a Thrill." These songs take me back to a good place. Seems like a million years ago, and also like yesterday...

Cindy Cain

I saw him at a bar in Southern IN all those yrs. ago. He was touring for "Never Kick a Sleeping Dog." I bought the album immediately after hearing "When You Were Mine." After I heard on the radio that he was coming to The Little Apple, my boyfriend surprised me with tickets. Stupid me didn't take my camera...:-( and was too shy to even ask him to sign my album...Would be all over him today though...LOL. Still and always will have my shirt from that night.

lrd9999

His voice has aged as gracefully as that '65 Cadillac in the 1983 video.

S Morpus

Wish the crowd would shut the f*#k up and listen to a music legend tell a tale!!

wayheavy

@crazykipspsychoward Prince wrote and performed the song first

William Reaume

mitch ryder has gotta be 75

27DavidPetri

mitch had a killer band for years before recording this song with john mellancamp as producer. mitch used mellans band and not his own. never knew why but wonder where the band members are today. richard schein on lead guitar!!!

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