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Breaking Heads

Jan 1, 2007 12:00 PM, Compiled by Barbara Schultz

JOHNNY RIVERS IN DUGOUT

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Jim Keltner (in shades) with Johnny Rivers

At Doug Hamblin's Dugout Studio (Studio City, Calif.), the great Johnny Rivers (of “Secret Agent Man” fame) cut tracks for his upcoming roots album. Jim Keltner played so hard that he broke a snare head, which now sports Rivers' autograph. Hamblin engineered and produced.




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