Bands & artists like Alan Price

If you like Alan Price, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Joe Cocker

Joe Cocker

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Cocker's soulful voice and piano-driven arrangements create a similar blend of buoyancy and emotional depth.

blues rock music
Dr. John

Dr. John

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With his New Orleans funk influences and rhythmic piano lines, Dr. John's music mirrors Price's infectious grooves.

Dixieland jazz blues boogie-woogie
Leon Russell

Leon Russell

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Russell's blend of rock and blues with prominent piano work resonates well with Price's style.

blues country music folk rock
Elton John

Elton John

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John's vibrant piano melodies and emotive songwriting share a similar aesthetic to Alan Price's work.

glam rock pop rock rhythm and blues
Van Morrison

Van Morrison

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Morrison's mix of rock, jazz, and soul, along with his reflective lyrics, aligns closely with Price's musical approach.

Celtic music blue-eyed soul jazz fusion
Billy Joel

Billy Joel

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Joel’s knack for storytelling through catchy piano-pop songs parallels the lighthearted yet poignant nature of Price’s music.

contemporary classical music pop rock rock and roll
The Band

The Band

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Their rootsy rock sound and use of piano in arrangements evoke a similar vibe to Alan Price’s buoyant atmosphere.

Americana alternative country blues rock
Tom Waits

Tom Waits

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Waits' eclectic mix of styles and distinctive piano-driven compositions offer a darker yet similarly reflective mood.

blues experimental music jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like Alan Price?

Artists similar to Alan Price include Joe Cocker, Dr. John, Leon Russell and Elton John. Each shares elements of Alan Price's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Alan Price?

Alan Price is primarily known for rock music. Through rhythmic piano lines and infectious grooves, Price cultivates a buoyant atmosphere that balances lightheartedness with poignant reflection.

Where should I start if I like Alan Price?

If you enjoy Alan Price, start with Joe Cocker — their album "Joe Cocker!" is a great entry point. Cocker's soulful voice and piano-driven arrangements create a similar blend of buoyancy and emotional depth.