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Living History Interview Archive Living History Interview Archive To request transcripts and/or interview footage, email [email protected] Lou Adler Hal David D. Kilpatrick* Larry Raspberry* James Alexander Art Davis B.B. King* Lou Rawls Joe Allison* Clive Davis Coretta Scott King* Bill Rice* Mose Allison Louvain Demps* George Klein* Sir Mack Rice* Herb Alpert Bill Denny* Gladys Knight* Billy Lee Riley* Bill Anderson Jim Dickinson Art Laboe Johnny Rivers Casey Anderson* Danny Dill* Red Lane Smokey Robinson Liz Anderson* Joel Dorn Sam Lay Kenny Rogers Peter Asher Lamont Dozier Harold Levanthal* Johnny Rotella Jack Ashford Dr. John Herman Leonard Johnny Russell* Chet Atkins* John Eargle Tommy Lipuma Jerry Schilling* George Avakian Ramblin’ Jack Elliot Alan Livingston Al Schlesinger* Ray Baker* Ahmet Ertegun Kurt Loder Al Schmitt Harold Battiste Don Everly* John D. Loudermilk Pete Seeger Bob Beckham* Donna Fargo* Andrew Love* Sid Selvidge Al Bell Christine Farnon Bruce Lundvall* Whitey Shafer* Miriam Bienstock Jim Foglesong Kevin Lyman* Sam the Sham James Blackwood Fred Foster* Bill Mack* Artie Shaw Hal Blaine Jerry Foster* Jack Maher* George Shearing Royal Blakeman* Dallas Frazier* Herbie Mann* Jean Shepard Bobby “Blue” Bland John Fry Arif Mardin Thomas Z. Shephard Rory Bourke Milt Gabler Robert Margouleff Corky Siegel Bobby Braddock* Al Gallico Ellis Marsalis Jr. George T. Simon Harold Bradley Marshall Grant John Meglen Connie Smith Jerry Bradley Kenneth Gamble Bob McDill* Patrick Stansfield* Oscar Brand Mickey Gilley Mitch Miller Allan Steckler* Chuck Brown Henry Green (Williams Bros) Walter Miller Henry Steinway Les Brown* Howard Grimes Willie Mitchell* Morton Subotnik William Brown* Olga Guillot Bob Montgomery* Glenn Sutton* Don Bryant* Buddy Guy James Moody Bruce Swedien Felice Bryant Chico Hamilton Robert Moog Clark Terry Solomon Burke Barry Harris Bob Moore Irma Thomas Paul Burlison Mickey Hart Dorothy Moore Rufus Thomas James Burton Richie Havens Scotty Moore Floyd Tillman* Jerry Butler Isaac Hayes Dan Morgenstern* Allen Toussaint Cachao Percy Heath Joe Mulherin* Rene Touzet Little Milton Campbell* Charles Hodges Charlie Musselwhite Ike Turner* Richard Carpenter Leroy Hodges Sammy Nestico McCoy Tyner Buzz Cason* Teenie Hodges Art Neville J.M. Van Eaton* Gene Chandler* Jac Holzman Calvin Newborn Fred Vogler* Edward Cherney Harlan Howard* Odetta Porter Wagoner Jerry Chesnut* Bones Howe A.L. Doodle Owens* Cindy Walker Eddy Clearwater Leon Huff Buck Owens Don Was Jack Clement* Joe Hunter Deanie Parker Don Wayne* Hank Cochran Chuck Jackson Les Paul Kitty Wells* Buddy Collette Waylon Jennings* Philip Paul Jerry Wexler Bootsy Collins Mable John Ann Peebles* Gerald Wiggins Jay Cooper Keith Johnson Pinetop Perkins* Marijohn Wilkin* Miles Copeland Booker T. Jones Oscar Peterson Doug Williams (Williams Bros) Stan Cornyn Hank Jones Sam Phillips Melvin Williams (Williams Bros) Pierre Cossette Quincy Jones Marguerite Piazza Otis Williams James Cotton* Uriel Jones Wilson Pickett* Eddie Willis Steve Cropper* Joel Katz David Porter* Brian Wilson Celia Cruz Orrin Keepnews Charley Pride Gerald Wilson Sonny Curtis* Merle Kilgore* Jerry Ragovoy Nancy Wilson Richard Dashut Buddy Killen* Phil Ramone Norro Wilson* * Indicates Partial Interview Marl Young * Indicates Partial Interview .
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