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Brian Auger & The Trinity

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Forlisteners into late-60s/early-70s british jazz-rock, hammond organ, soul-jazz, and cover-driven albums.
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Brian Auger & The Trinity were a British group led by London-born organist/keyboardist Brian Auger, known for Hammond-driven soul-jazz and jazz-rock and for cover-heavy albums mixing improvisation with contemporary material.

From the reviews: Auger was born in London in 1939; Trinity’s debut is associated with 1968 (Definitely What!...); Streetnoise is a 1969 double album credited as a Julie Driscoll/Brian Auger/Trinity merge; Befour is dated 1970 and described as the last release for that lineup, adding guitarist/singer Gary Boyle replacing Julie Driscoll. Publicly verifiable: Brian Auger is an English keyboardist.

Across three DeBaser reviews, Brian Auger & The Trinity come off as a Hammond-led, cover-hungry machine that peaks in jazz-rock drive and improvisation. The writing praises Auger’s virtuosity and tone while being blunt about weak vocals and at least one questionable arrangement choice. Streetnoise is framed as a double-album with “two souls” (soul-jazz plus Driscoll’s psych-folk moments), while Befour is called the lineup’s best and last. Definitely What!... is treated as an ambitious debut with standout instrumentals and uneven vocal tracks.

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