Al Kooper
This gifted guitarist, then organist, scored his first hit at the age of
fourteen ("Short Shorts") and became one of the most popular studio musicians,
notably with Bob Dylan. He also played with Hendrix ("Electric Ladyland") and
the Rolling Stones ("Let it Bleed"). After a spell with the Blues Project, he
founded Blood Sweat and Tears in 1967, but left after the first album. He then
divided his time between supersessions, productions (Lynyrd Skynyrd) and his own
label, Sounds Of The South.
Brand New Day
Al KooperYou Never Know Who Your Friends Are
5:13
Lookin' for a HomeAl Kooper and Shuggie Otis
Kooper Sessions
5:52
Do the Funky ChickenRufus Thomas, Al Kooper, CDB and The LA Reflection Section
Soul Forever - Soul Men & Soul Women
6:24
As the Years Go Passing ByAl Kooper
Naked Songs
It's My Own FaultMichael Bloomfield, Al Kooper and Johnny Winter
Fillmore East: The Lost Concert Tapes 12/13/68
10:56
Too Busy Thinking About My BabyAl Kooper
You Never Know Who Your Friends Are
