Brian Auger
Born in London in 1939, pianist and organist Brian Auger got his start with the
Steampacket group, which in 1965 included Rod Stewart, Long John Baldry and
Julie Driscoll. The following year, he formed the Trinity Ensemble with
Driscoll, which scored big hits with Bob Dylan's cover of "This Wheel's on Fire"
and Donovan's "Season of the Witch". In 1970, he switched from psychedelic pop
to jazz fusion with the Oblivion Express project, which produced a handful of
ambitious albums. Following a reunion with Julie Driscoll, who became Tippetts
on the album Encore (1978), Brian Auger p...
If You Could See Me Now
Brian AugerInner City BluesBrian Auger and Brian Auger's Oblivion Express
ShakeBrian Auger and Rod Stewart
A Day in the LifeBrian Auger
Prelude to a KissPete York, Brian Auger and Colin Hodgkinson
There Is No Greater Love
Brian AugerIf You Could See Me Now
Brian AugerAuger Rhythms: Brian Auger's Music History
4:16
Inner City BluesBrian Auger and Brian Auger's Oblivion Express
Closer to It!
4:33
ShakeBrian Auger and Rod Stewart
Storyteller - The Complete Anthology 1964-1990
2:46
A Day in the LifeBrian Auger
Open
Prelude to a KissPete York, Brian Auger and Colin Hodgkinson
3:23
There Is No Greater Love
Brian AugerAuger Rhythms: Brian Auger's Music History
3:38
