INTERVIEW: MITCH RYDER
A few dsys ago, I was up in Ann Arbor to see Jeep Holland of A2. He was not in, so I went to see some friends—the Rationals. Whom should I find there but Mitch Ryder. I asked if he minded being interviewed. He didn’t, so we got into a rap, and here it is, I asked him where he’s been lately, and found that they’ve been doing weird gigs up in northern Canada.
A few days ago, I was up in Ann Arbor to see Jeep Holland of A2. He was not in, so I went to see some friends—the Rationals. Whom should I find there but Mitch Ryder. I asked if he minded being interviewed. He didn’t, so we got into a rap, and here it is, I asked him where he’s been lately, and found that they’ve been doing weird gigs up in northern Canada. He told me about chicks coming up to the car waving hockey sticks—“It seems everyone up there wants to be a Maple Leaf or something.”
“When we went to Europe and England, our exchange group was the Pink Floyd. When we landed, we found we couldn’t play for some reason or other. We also got sidetracked to Spain and Portugal.”