Julie Driscoll
**Julie Driscoll** is a trailblazing British vocalist who rose to fame in the 1960s as the unforgettable voice of Brian Auger and the Trinity. With her striking mod style, smoky vocals, and fearless musical experimentation, she became a defining figure of London’s psychedelic and jazz-rock scenes. Their 1968 cover of Bob Dylan’s “This Wheel’s on Fire” catapulted them to international fame, blending Driscoll’s soulful delivery with Auger’s Hammond organ grooves. The duo’s cult-classic album *Streetnoise* (1969) showcased her versatility, weaving together rock, jazz, and avant-garde influences.
After stepping back from the spotlight in the early 1970s, Driscoll explored experimental and spiritual music, occasionally resurfacing with projects like the 2022 remaster of *1969*. Releases like *London 1964–1967* and *Jools & Brian* highlight her raw, early collaborations with Auger, cementing her legacy as a genre-defying icon who bridged pop innovation and underground artistry.
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- June 24, 2006
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