Alan Price

Alan Price, born on April 19, 1942, in Fatfield, County Durham, England, is a renowned English musician celebrated for his distinctive keyboard and organ playing. He rose to fame as the original keyboardist of the iconic British rock band, The Animals, contributing significantly to their early hit records. Price's self-taught musical prowess and versatile talents as a singer, songwriter, and guitarist have made him a standout figure in the music industry. Beyond his work with The Animals, Alan Price has released numerous solo albums, showcasing his unique style and musical depth. His discography includes notable works like "Between Today and Yesterday," "Travellin' Man," and "The Price to Play." Additionally, Price has ventured into acting, further expanding his creative repertoire. His dynamic performances and timeless contributions to rock music continue to inspire fans and musicians alike.