DON'T SHOOT ME...Brian Auger


     Brian Auger is a keyboardist originally from the U.K. who now makes his home in Venice California. As a child growing up in Shepherds Bush England, Brian became fascinated with the family player piano. He would mimic the mechanical instrument and follow it along on different octaves. Brian also enjoyed the benefits of being 14 years younger than his brother and constantly listened to his jazz record collection. As he approached his teen years, he started to play at parties and began to develop his piano chops. After hearing a Jimmy Smith record at a local record shop, Brian went to an organ dealer and ordered a Hammond. This led to more gigs and Brian soon became a sought after musician. One group that he was asked to join was "Stream Packet", which featured Long John Baldry and a young Rod Stewart. After that group took its course, Brian formed the Trinity with Julie Driscoll and Vic Briggs on guitar. (who would eventually join the Animals) It was with this group, that a young Jimi Hendrix would sit in with at a local British club. Blues Legend Sonny Boy Williamson also sat in during one of Brian's performances and that led to a recording session which produced an album. Brian also appeared on the Yardbirds classic song "For Your Love". In the early 70's Brian started the group Brian Auger's Oblivion Express and it is still going strong today.       Through the years Brian has performed or share the stage with: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa, Cream, Tom Jones and so many more. 

JULIE DRISCOLL;BRIAN AUGER & The TRINITY

 Streetnoise  (Marmalade,1969)
LP 1 https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/MFNIzC12/file.html

LP 2 https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/Utw1Ke25/file.html

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