Liz Mitchell grew up in the Boston area and started out as a street singer in Harvard Square. After graduating from Clark University with a degree in Philosophy, she worked as a cook at Passim's while continuing to sing around town in Boston. Disco was king, and she began to rethink her career choice.
Liz returned to college to pursue a career in medicine, went to Cleveland's Case Western Reserve Medical School, and then to Denver for a residency in Emergency Medicine.
She continued to sing and write songs when time allowed. Then after 8 years in Denver, Liz decided to return home to Boston and the music community she loved. A baby, a textbook, a dozen or more book chapters, and an academic career in medicine managed to carve away another 10 years. Which brings us to today. Finally, "not the whether of summer" has arrived..
For more information, visit Liz Mitchell's personal web site.