Al Kooper, New York City (You’re a Woman) (1971)

By Rob Horning

This album features some of the best of Kooper's original compositions and is free of his tendency to include reinterpretations of over-familiar songs. [31 January 2008]

Al Kooper: Fifty/Fifty

By Steve Horowitz

This compilation swells with marvelous material, as Kooper’s large oeuvre lets him cherry pick tunes, with nary a clunker here. [27 March 2009]

Backstage Passes and Backstabbing Bastards by Al Kooper

By Chad Berndston

Kooper's stories are detailed, voluminous and engaging -- and here you get them all. [9 June 2008]

Al Kooper: Black Coffee

By Steve Horowitz

This disc harkens back to the days when black coffee was a warm cup of joe at the diner served by a waitress named Betty, not a steaming Starbucks brew made by a barista. [27 September 2005]

Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Steven Stills: Supersession [extra tracks]

By Barbara Flaska

    Al Kooper: Rare & Well Done: The Greatest and Rarest of Al Kooper

By Jason Thompson