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Rock 'n' Roll Artists A-Z...Al Kooper
Guitarist/keyboardist. Born February 5, 1944, Brooklyn, New York. Al Kooper began playing professionally at the age of 15.
The Royal Teens (1959)
Session work for Bob Dylan(1965)
The Blues Project (1965 - 1967)
Blood, Sweat and Tears (1967 - 1968)
Albums:
"Super Session" (1968) (with Mike Bloomfield and Stephen Stills)
"The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper" (1969) (with Mike Bloomfield)
"I Stand Alone" (1969)
"You Never Know Who Your Friends Are" (1969)
"Kooper Session" (1970) (with Shuggie Otis)
"Easy Does It" (1970)
"Landlord soundtrack" (1971)
"New York City" (1971)
"A Possible Projection of the Future/Childhood's End" (1972)
"Naked Songs" (1972)
"Unclaimed Freight - Al's Big Deal" (1975)
"Act Like Nothing's Wrong" (1976)
"Championship Wrestling" (1982)
"Rekooperation" (1994)
"Soul of a Man: Al Kooper Live" (1995)
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Breaking Clay Makes My Day!
Guitarist/keyboardist. Born February 5, 1944, Brooklyn, New York. Al Kooper began playing professionally at the age of 15.
The Royal Teens (1959)
Session work for Bob Dylan(1965)
The Blues Project (1965 - 1967)
Blood, Sweat and Tears (1967 - 1968)
Albums:
"Super Session" (1968) (with Mike Bloomfield and Stephen Stills)
"The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper" (1969) (with Mike Bloomfield)
"I Stand Alone" (1969)
"You Never Know Who Your Friends Are" (1969)
"Kooper Session" (1970) (with Shuggie Otis)
"Easy Does It" (1970)
"Landlord soundtrack" (1971)
"New York City" (1971)
"A Possible Projection of the Future/Childhood's End" (1972)
"Naked Songs" (1972)
"Unclaimed Freight - Al's Big Deal" (1975)
"Act Like Nothing's Wrong" (1976)
"Championship Wrestling" (1982)
"Rekooperation" (1994)
"Soul of a Man: Al Kooper Live" (1995)
] Breaking Clay Makes My Day!
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