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NME Video: Music News - 14 November 2008

Mitch Mitchell, Jimi Hendrix's drummer in The Jimi Hendrix Experience, was found dead in Oregon this week

Doves At Glastonbury 2009

We talk to Jimi and Andy behind the John Peel Stage at the band's eight appearance at Glastonbury festival.

NME Video: Comedy News - 11 September 2008

It's NME News but not as we know it, with comedian Jim Jeffries...

In this segment from www.artistshousemusic.org - Legendary record producer Jim Dickinson shares his thoughts on production as a career, what young people should know when they start their career, what opportunities to...

Down In Mississippi - Jim Dickinson (05:56)

Directed By: Mike McCarthy Performed By: Jim Dickinson Edited By: HG Ray A Guerrilla Monster production

Jim Dickinson on Making Big Stars Third/Sister Lovers (03:39)

In this segment from www.artistshousemusic.org - Legendary record producer Jim Dickinson discusses the myths and realities behind the making of Big Stars classic breakup/breakdown album, variously called Third or...

Mr. Jim Dickinson - Buffalo Skinner (03:44)

The Legendary Mr. Jim Dickinson - performing 5/9/09 Otherlands, Memphis, Tn ..

Jim Dickinson: "Hitler Lives" (04:34)

Members of Mudboy and the Neutrons, Jim Dickinson, Sid Selvidge, and Jimmy Crosthwait, joined by Steve Selvidge and Paul Taylor at the "Songs & Stories" benefit concert for True Story Pictures. Footage produced by...

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Jim Dickinson Biography

James Luther "Jim" Dickinson (November 15, 1941 - August 15, 2009) was an American record producer, pianist, and singer who fronted, among others, the Memphis based band, Mudboy & The Neutrons.

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