Easy Does It (Al Kooper album)

"Easy Does It" is an album by American musician Al Kooper, released in September 1970. It is Kooper's third solo studio album and showcases his eclectic musical style, blending rock, blues, soul, and jazz influences.

Al Kooper was already an established musician by the time he released "Easy Does It," known for his work with The Blues Project, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and his iconic organ playing on Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone." With "Easy Does It," Kooper continued to explore his talents as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter.

The album contains a mix of original songs and covers, reflecting Kooper's diverse musical interests. It features tracks like "Brand New Day" and "Buckskin Boy," characterized by Kooper's distinctive voice and inventive arrangements. The album also includes his interpretations of songs by other artists, further highlighting his skill in reimagining and personalizing existing music.

"Easy Does It" received positive reviews for its varied musical styles and Kooper's ability to seamlessly blend them into a cohesive album. His work on this and other albums helped cement his reputation as an influential figure in rock music.

While not as commercially successful as some of his other projects, "Easy Does It" remains a testament to Al Kooper's versatility and enduring impact on the music industry.