Reginald Dixon (1904–1985) was a prominent English composer and pianist, best known for his work in the genre of light music and as an accomplished organist. He gained widespread recognition for his performances on the BBC's "The Organist Entertains," which showcased his talents on the pipe organ and made him a household name in the UK. Dixon's notable works include the popular compositions "The Little Red Monkey" and "The Girl from Ipanema," as well as numerous arrangements of traditional and popular songs. His signature style often featured lively melodies and intricate harmonies, reflecting the musical trends of the early to mid-20th century. Impacting music primarily through his radio performances, Dixon helped popularize the organ as a versatile instrument in light music and entertainment. His approach contributed to the revival of interest in organ music during a time when it was often overshadowed by other musical forms. Dixon's legacy endures through his recordings, which continue to be appreciated for their charm and technical brilliance, influencing subsequent generations of musicians and organists.