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Kim Mitchell

and childhood friend Pye Dubois formed Max Webster in the early 70s; the band was a critical success, and put an end to Kim Mitchell's days as a starving artist. Later, Kim left the band and decided to pursue a solo career, at first doing session work and producing albums such as Gowan's self-titled debut. Kim went on to record his own albums; "Akimbo Alogo", and "Shaking Like a Human Being"; they were both very successful, and hit songs "Patio Lanterns", and "Go for a Soda", which became the unofficial anthem for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). "Shaking" went triple platinum, and earned Kim two Juno awards. His latest album "Kimosabe", was released in 1999, and featured vocals from Lisa Dalbello.

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