Photos | Mix Master Mike at the Night Club
A man in a baseball hat and shirt, Mix Master Mike, entertains a crowd of eight people and two babies with his deejay skills at a nightclub on January 19, 2003. He uses a turntable and computer hardware to mix music for the audience while also sporting a pair of glasses and other accessories.
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2003-01-19T04:17:30-08:00
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