Brooklyn bluesman/songwriter Al Kooper is best known for his 1968 album Super Session together with guitarists Mike Bloomfield and Stephen Stills and as co-founder of Blood, Sweat & Tears and of course well known for his tremendous amount of studio work as session musician (organ on Bob Dylan’s “Like A Rolling Stone” and hundreds more from The Stones to Jimi Hendrix) and producer. In 1972 he discovered Lynyrd Skynyrd and played and produced their first three albums including ìSweet Home Alabamaî. This double albumís CD 1, “Rare” is a career spanning collection of rare and previously unreleased tracks (1964-2001) and CD 2 “Well Done” is a collection of his “Greatest Hits”.
1 I Can’t Quit Her2 Somethin’ Goin On3 Autumn Song4 I Can’t Stand The Rain5 Baby, Please Don’t Go ( Live)6 I Let Love Slip Through My Fingers7 The Earthquake Of Your Love8 Bulgarya9 Nuthin’ I Wouldn’t Do10 New York’s My Home11 Street Song12 Making Plans For Nigel13 I Believe To My Soul14 Went To See The Gypsy15 Rachmaninoff’s Birthday16 Hey Jude17 Living In My Own Religion18 The Big Chase19 They Just Don’t Make ‘Em Like That Anymore20 A Drive Through The Old Neighborhood1 I Can’t Keep Cryin’ Sometimes ( Live)2 I Love You More Than You Will Ever Know3 This Diamond Ring4 Albert’s Shuffle5 Bury My Body6 Season Of The Witch7 New York City ( You’re A Woman)8 I Ca’t Quit Her (Live)9 I Stand Alone10 Flute Thing11 You Never Know Where Your Friends Are12 I Got A Woman13 Brand New Day14 Love Theme(From Landlord)
