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Alex Mitchell (musician)

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Instruments
  
Vocals

Role
  
Singer

Name
  
Alex Mitchell

Years active
  
1986 - present



Occupation(s)
  
Musician Songwriter Author

Associated acts
  
Circus of Power Plastic Gator Machine Uncle Max's Cosmic Band Fat Nancy Captain Zapped Absolutely Free Second Ring of Power Rusty Eye

Genres
  
Hard rock, Heavy metal, Glam metal

Albums
  
The New Adventures of Curve, The Way of Curve, Pubic Fruit, Cuckoo, Open Day at the Hate Fest

Similar People
  
Debbie Smith, Victor Indrizzo, Ian Astbury, Dean Garcia, Toni Halliday

Music groups
  
Circus of Power, Curve

Garry Mitchell, known as Alex Mitchell is a Canadian singer, songwriter, poet and writer, best known for being the frontman for Circus of Power (COP).

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Musical career

Born in Toronto, but raised in Florida, Mitchell began founding and performing in several bands before achieving notoriety, which included Saint Mary's Children of Salvation and Crucial Truth. In 1986, Mitchell turned his focus toward founding a more grounded rock and roll band; the Circus of Power, the most successful venture of his musical career. After they disbanded, Mitchell has been a member of Absolutely Free, Uncle Max, Second Ring of Power, Plastic Gator Machine, and Fat Nancy.

Author and writer

Mitchell is now writing short stories for Far West Almanac. He collaborated with the Los Angeles band, Rusty Eye, providing spoken word and vocals on the song "The Serial Kind" for the album Possessor". Has also written a novel, Working Class Superstar.

Circus of Power

  • Circus of Power (1988)
  • Still Alive (1989)
  • Vices (1990)
  • Live at The Ritz (1990)
  • Magic & Madness (1993)
  • Plastic Gator Machine

  • Rock'n'Soul Music! (2003)
  • Uncle Max's Cosmic Band

  • Licking the Toad in the Black Church (2003)
  • Alex Mitchell

  • The Showbiz Al EP (2005)
  • Fat Nancy

  • Pure American Muscle, Baby (2005)
  • Captain Zapped

  • Captain Zapped (2010)
  • References

    Alex Mitchell (musician) Wikipedia