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Doug Carn is an American jazz organist and pianist who began his career in the 1960s. In 1969, he released his debut album, "The Doug Carn Trio," under Savoy Records. During the 1970s, he released several albums under Black Jazz Records, including "Infant Eyes" (1971), "Spirit of the New Land" (1972), "Revelation" (1973), and "Adam's Apple" (1974). His music is known for blending jazz and soul-jazz elements. He collaborated with vocalist Jean Carn, his wife, who contributed vocals to several of his albums. Carn's work has influenced many musicians, and his recordings remain valued in the jazz community. The products available from the artist Doug Carn include vinyls.
