Julie Tippetts

Julie Tippetts, born Julie Driscoll, is a British singer and songwriter known for her versatile vocal style that spans jazz, rock, and avant-garde music. She first gained recognition in the 1960s as part of the band The Brian Auger Trinity, where she was known for her hit single "This Wheel's on Fire," which she performed with Bob Dylan's lyrics. Over the years, Julie has collaborated with numerous artists and her husband, Keith Tippett, a renowned jazz pianist. Her work often explores experimental and improvisational music, showcasing her unique ability to blend genres and push musical boundaries.

Some of her notable recent releases include "Happy Apples," "Gallop to Somewhere," and "Shadow Puppeteer," reflecting her continued exploration of diverse musical landscapes. Julie's contributions to music have earned her a dedicated following and respect within the industry for her innovative approach and enduring talent.