Al Kooper

On “New Morning” he’s singing with the same weak but soulful voice that we hear in “Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands,” and he’s playing with Al Kooper, which is good.

Dylanology. Ann Althouse 2005

One week, it would be Isaac Stern coming straight from a performance at Carnegie Hall, then next, it was Al Kooper laying on the floor stoned out of his mind.

Mike Ragogna: "Midnight Blue" & Beyond: A Conversation With Melissa Manchester Mike Ragogna 2012

LL: No, what it was was that Al Kooper, who was a staff producer for CBS in the late '60s, saw us play at the Whiskey A Go Go in LA, and he went, "That's what I want to do."

Mike Ragogna: Jeff Lorber Fusion's Exclusive Download, Plus Chatting With Chicago's Lee Loughnane and JB Baretsky Mike Ragogna 2011

One week, it would be Isaac Stern coming straight from a performance at Carnegie Hall, then next, it was Al Kooper laying on the floor stoned out of his mind.

Mike Ragogna: "Midnight Blue" & Beyond: A Conversation With Melissa Manchester Mike Ragogna 2012

They co-founded Electric Flag (with Buddy Miles, among others), and Barry later played on the proto-jam Super Session with Mike and Al Kooper and another Bloomers collab, infamously titled Two Jews Blues.

Michael Simmons: Barry Goldberg & Bob Dylan's Secret Gem 2009

To their credit, they had a killer songwriting team: legends Al Kooper, Barry White (yes, "Can't Get Enough of You, Babe" Barry White), and Gene Pitney.

Shawn Amos: Spinal Tap and the Best Fake Bands of All Time 2009

There was no credibility in virginity; it was as ridiculous as, say, liking the music of Chicago Transit Authority or Blood, Sweat and Tears without Al Kooper as frontman: shameful and lame-o.

Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

There was no credibility in virginity; it was as ridiculous as, say, liking the music of Chicago Transit Authority or Blood, Sweat and Tears without Al Kooper as frontman: shameful and lame-o.

Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

There was no credibility in virginity; it was as ridiculous as, say, liking the music of Chicago Transit Authority or Blood, Sweat and Tears without Al Kooper as frontman: shameful and lame-o.

Life As We Know It Jennifer Foote Sweeney 2008

Saturday afternoon was blues and "wacky rock" - Canned Heat, Country Joe and the Fish, Al Kooper, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Steve Miller and more.

Michelle Phillips: Mods And Rockers Festival: California Dreaming Becoming A Reality 2008