Al "Blind Owl" Wilson - Audio Interview
Interview with Al "Blind Owl" Wilson of Canned Heat fame. I was very lucky and saw Canned Heat in 1970, three times live. Even better (I was quite young then) actually met Alan in June or July 1970 when I went down to the 100 Club in Oxford Street. It is very hard to imagine that his death was suicidal as he seemed very eloquent and happy, not the shy retiring type he is made out to be. Whatever happened to him in September 1970 was an extraordinary shame and I believe it is typical of the times when barbiturates were so potent and caused most of the drug induced deaths of that time. Bad month for music first Alan then Jimi Hendrix, such a disaster!!
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