My first boss was a tall, slim man called Mr. Wheel. I worked for him as a secretary in a food company in central London. He really liked young people and was like a father figure to me. — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
Disco music has had its opportunity earlier and now the young people have taken it to another level. DJs are using our music and creating innovative remixes out of it. This is the way party is today. You can say,… — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
There is so much restlessness and chaos in the society, and that's what music depicts. — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
The journey of making money in music has changed a great deal and is now based on merchandising and just being very smart in… — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
I jumped at the chance and auditioned for a leading role in the musical 'Hair,' which was touring in Berlin and London. I won… — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
The photo shoots were not easy. I cried and refused to do anything that would shame my mother and father. — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
If you look at South Africa and President Nelson Mandela, it was people of the world who held their hands together and stood up… — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
People can forget your music but we are more surprised than happy to see that no one has forgotten our music. — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
It is love that heals and music is the one thing that speaks to all our souls. — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
I didn't realize I could sing until I served someone tea at a cafe my parents owned in north west London, where we had… — Liz Mitchell Copy Share Image
