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Adam Mitchell, born in Glasgow, Scotland, on November 24, 1944, is a Scottish
songwriter and musician. Moving to Toronto, Canada, at age 12, he began his
career performing folk music in Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood before joining
the rock band The Paupers in 1966, performing on their two studio albums and at
the 1967 Monterey International Pop Festival. He released his solo studio
album, Redhead in Trouble, on Warner Bros. Records in 1979, which yielded his
single “Fool for Love” alongside songs “French Waltz”—popularized by Nicolette
Larson—and “Dancin' Round and Round”—pop...
