Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity were a British music group active in the late 1960s, known for their unique fusion of jazz, rock, soul, and psychedelia. Fronted by the powerful and expressive vocals of Julie Driscoll and anchored by Brian Auger’s innovative Hammond organ playing, the band gained attention for their experimental sound and dynamic performances. They were part of the vibrant London music scene and became associated with the "mod" and "psychedelic" movements of the era. Their work is noted for blending improvisation with pop sensibility, helping to shape the development of progressive rock and jazz fusion in the UK.