* 1911 – Mitch Miller, American singer, musician, and producer ( d. 2010 )

From 1961 – 1966, the American TV network NBC carried a karaoke-like series, Sing Along with Mitch, featuring host Mitch Miller and a chorus, which superimposed the lyrics to their songs near the bottom of the TV screen for home audience participation.

* Mitch Miller

** Mitch Miller, American singer and television personality ( d. 2010 )

In 1951, her record of " Come On-a My House ", produced by Mitch Miller, became a hit.

For a few weeks, the two singles appeared destined to battle each other, but demand for the Kingsmen single acquired momentum and, by the end of 1963, Columbia Records had stopped promoting the Raiders ' " Louie Louie ", as ordered by Mitch Miller.

A few years later, Paul Revere & the Raiders learned why: Columbia Records A & R man Mitch Miller, who did not like rock n ' roll, pulled the plug on Paul Revere & The Raiders ' hit version.

In attendance: Arlo Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul and Mary, John Denver, Mitch Miller, touring cast of Hair

* April 1 – Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Elvis Presley, Dean Martin and Mitch Miller film Sinatra's Timex Special for ABC at Miami, Florida's Fountainbleu Hotel

* Mitch Miller begins his career as one of the 20th century's most successful record producers at Mercury

* Mitch Miller signs as A & R man with Columbia Records.

* Al Cernick is signed to Columbia by Mitch Miller, who changes the singer's name to Guy Mitchell.

He also narrated a version of The Wizard of Oz for Golden Records, with Mitch Miller and his chorus performing four of the songs from the classic 1939 film version.

According to sound historian David Simons, after Columbia took over the 30th Street Studios in the late 1940s and A & R manager Mitch Miller had tweaked it to perfection, Miller issued a standing order that the drapes and other fittings were not to be touched, and the cleaners had specific orders never to mop the bare wooden floor for fear it might alter the acoustic properties of the hall.

Mitch Miller, who produced for Mercury Records, was able to overdub Page's voice, due to his well-known use of technology.

During the 1950s, Mercury Records was controlled by Mitch Miller, who produced most of Page's music.

The Mellomen released some doo-wop records under the name Big John & the Buzzards, a name apparently given to them by the rock-and-roll-hating Mitch Miller.

Recruited to go to New York, they were noticed by Mitch Miller, who asked them to do backup for some of the artists he recorded.

Mitch Miller, A & R man at the era's most successful label, Columbia Records, set the tone for the development of popular music well into the middle of decade.

( Mitch ) Miller and the producers who followed his model were creating a new sort of pop record.

No record of that recording has turned up in Columbia's files, but Hammond, Dylan, and Columbia's A & R director Mitch Miller have all confirmed that an audition took place.

Mitch Miller, Columbia's chief of A & R at the time, said US sales totaled about 2500 copies.

* 1989 – Mitch Hewer, English actor, singer, and dancer

Her stage name derives from Mitch Ryder, a soul and rock singer her father happened to be listening to when her agent called and asked how she wanted to appear on the credits of her first film.

Stone hired Bob McGrath ( an actor and singer best known at the time for his appearances on Mitch Miller's sing-along show on NBC ) to play Bob, Will Lee to play Mr. Hooper, and Garrett Saunders to play Gordon.

*" Lost " ( Faith Hill song ), a 2007 song written by Mitch Allan and Kara DioGuardi and was recorded by American country singer Faith Hill, the first released from her album The Hits

He served with his best friends Harlon Two-Leaf ( Will Sampson ), the chief of a local Native American tribe, and Mitch Costigan ( Chick Venerra ), a Vegas lounge singer.

Mitch Allan, ( born May 21, 1972 ) is the lead singer, songwriter and guitarist of punk rock band SR-71, and the lead guitarist and backing vocalist of power pop project Satellite.

Amid personal turmoil, Jack Grisham and Todd Barnes left the band and were replaced by singer Joe Wood ( Grisham's brother-in-law ) and drummer Mitch Dean.

Having previously recorded both vocal parts on the duet " Confess ", Page had been intrigued by the possibility of using overdubbing techniques to record as a " one-woman quartet "; when Mercury a & r director Mitch Miller received Page's suggestion skeptically the singer prepped a demo showcasing her multi-tracked vocals which drew Millers ' consent to have Page record " With My Eyes Wide Open ..." in this manner.

The final recording of the album took place in Mitch Easter's studios in North Carolina with Easter making contributions to the vocals, before a singer, Ken Stringfellow, was recruited.

Merrill actually wrote it on deadline, scribbled hastily on a paper napkin in an Italian restaurant in New York, United States using the wall pay-phone to dictate the melody, rhythm and lyrics to the recording studio pianist, under the aegis of conductor Mitch Miller.

With a team consisting of many stellar young rookies such as Rubén Sierra, Pete Incaviglia, Mitch Williams, Bobby Witt, and Edwin Correa, the Rangers finished the season 2nd place with an outstanding 87 – 75 record, just five games behind the division champion California Angels.

Scott's novelty record " My Brother " ( written by Mitch Murray, released 1962 on PYE ) was based on this schoolboy character ( he dressed in the uniform to sing it on TV ) and received regular airplay on BBC Radio ( in particular Ed ' Stewpot ' Stewart's Saturday and Sunday morning programme Junior Choice which was simultaneous broadcast on BBC Radio 1 and 2 ) for many years.

", a song written by Mitch Murray, that Adam Faith had turned down and one that the Beatles chose not to release ( they did record the song but insisted on releasing their own song, " Please Please Me ").

Brighten the Corners was released in 1997 ; produced by Mitch Easter it is a shorter, more conventional record than the previous album.

When Ellen and Mitch agreed to tour as well, the Crash Test Dummies name was put on the record.

Due to the show's connection to Detroit's popular rock-and-roll AM radio stations, Swingin ' Time was used by many artists, especially local acts such as The Supremes, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, the MC5, and Mitch Ryder, to reach a substantially larger teen audience than they could have achieved through solely working the record hop circuit.

In 1951, she made a TV guest appearance with Frank Sinatra, which prompted Columbia Records producer Mitch Miller to record a novelty duet with Frank and Dagmar, " Mama Will Bark ".

The band was uncertain at first if they would record with producer Mitch Easter ( who had produced " Radio Free Europe "), but Easter managed to convince Holt and the band to let him produce it.

* Single-season record for triples ( 13 in 1985 ); shared with Rodney Scott and Mitch Webster

He also broke the single-game record of 12 receptions set by tight end Mitch Lyons in 1992.

His backing band for the record and live shows since has consisted of Aristides Rincon and John Curry on guitars, Mitch Burman on bass, and Mark Archer on drums.

Uggams made her singing debut on the Lawrence Welk Show and was a regular on Sing Along with Mitch, starring record producer-conductor Mitch Miller.

The original record was produced by Mitch Miller.

Mitch Miller stocked national record stores the week before the program and because of its availability the record sold over 100, 000 the first week of its release.

Now based out of Ehrlich's San Francisco victorian, Silver Sprocket's business side works with numerous bands and graphic artists, including Mitch Clem of the Nothing Nice To Say webcomic to release his merchandise and managing his record label, Face Palm Records.