Doris Duke - A Legend In Her Own TimeDoris Duke had the good fortune to meet Swamp Dogg at a time when he had a bunch of incredible, mostly self penned songs at his disposal and needed to place them with a female singer who could impart the right degree of gravitas to their subject matter. The recordings Doris and Swamp made together inMacon,Georgiain 1969 were released as the landmark album Im A Loser. The record seems to have touched the lives of all who heard it and would have

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