Doug Carn

Doug Carn is an American jazz keyboardist, born in 1948, who plays mainly organ and piano. He is best known for the albums he made for Black Jazz Records in the early 1970s, spiritual jazz records on which his then wife Jean Carn sang his lyrics, often written for tunes by other jazz composers. Doug Carn studied oboe and composition at Jacksonville University and made his first album, The Doug Carn Trio, for Savoy in 1969. On Black Jazz he released Infant Eyes (1971), Spirit of the New Land (1972), Revelation (1973) and Adam's Apple (1974).