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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urban box instrument turntable recreation mike music baby glasses old interior deejay musical master entertainer hardware night club electronics nightclub mix room screen cup consumer performance baseball machine dj hat unglescene club photos/mix_master_mike accessories headgear monitor computer cap
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