Dave Rowberry

Dave Rowberry (born 1940) is an English keyboardist best known for his work with the iconic rock band The Animals. He joined the group in 1965, replacing original organist Alan Price. Rowberry's contributions helped shape the sound of The Animals during their later years, blending rock with rhythm and blues elements. His notable works include the albums "Animal Tracks" and "The Best of The Animals," where he played a pivotal role in tracks like "Don't Bring Me Down" and "Inside-Looking Out." Rowberry's distinctive organ playing and musical arrangements contributed to the band’s continued success during the mid-60s. After The Animals disbanded, Rowberry worked with several notable acts and continued to perform live, showcasing his versatility in genres such as rock, blues, and pop. He has also collaborated with various artists and participated in reunion tours with The Animals, cementing his legacy in the music world. Rowberry's impact lies in his ability to bridge the classic sound of the 1960s rock and rhythm and blues, influencing subsequent generations of musicians in these genres. His work remains celebrated among fans of classic rock and blues music.