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Al's Upcoming CD of Demo Recording and More

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Nov 10, 2020

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Al tells about his upcoming CD of demo recording going back to the 1960's and since then. He then launches into a great story about where on of the songs came from, the result of an epic quest to find Little Beaver, the great R&B guitarist.

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Nov 10, 2020

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Tales from the life of Al Kooper, from songwriter to playing organ for Bob Dylan to producing Lynyrd Skynyrd. Al tells about crossing paths with an amazing cast of characters in rock and beyond. Short podcasts, perfect for those 5-10 minutes time slots.

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