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Long Island Music Hall of Fame

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Illustration for the news story: Mobile-Born Musician Sam Taylor Left an Indelible Mark on American Music

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Mobile-Born Musician Sam Taylor Left an Indelible Mark on American Music

Sam Taylor, born in Mobile, became a legendary guitarist and songwriter who worked with Otis Redding, Jimi Hendrix and the Beach Boys.

Dec 6, 2010