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Welcome to the Trap Set.

During the age of social distancing, we're recording remotely and releasing extra episodes.

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Today's guest is one of the greatest and most prolific drummers

to emerge during the age of recorded music

An individual with a discography like a spine running through the body of

popular song. I'm speaking, of course, of Jim Keltner. Over the course of the past 50-plus years,

Jim's made seminal recordings with Warren Zivon, Bobby Womack, Lucinda Williams, Leon Russell, John Lennon, Yoko Ono,

George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Harry Nilsson, Rufus Wainwright, Rye Coutter, Nick Lowe, Bob Dylan,

Tom Petty, Randy Newman, Carly Simon, The Beegies, Jack Bruce, Steely Dan, Neil Diamond, Donovan,

B.B. King, Jackson Brown, Dolly Parton, and countless others.

This conversation was recorded in early May. Jim spoke to me from his home in Los Angeles. Yeah, how you doing? Good. How are you doing?

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