About John “Rabbit” Bundrick

John “Rabbit” Bundrick is a highly respected American rock keyboardist, pianist, and organist whose distinctive sound has left a lasting mark on rock, blues, and reggae music. Best known for his expressive Hammond organ playing and soulful piano style, Bundrick has contributed to some of the most iconic recordings and live performances in modern music history.

Throughout his career, John “Rabbit” Bundrick has worked with an extraordinary range of legendary artists. He performed on albums and tours with The Who, where his keyboard work became an essential part of their live sound during the 1970s. Beyond The Who, his credits include collaborations with Bob Marley and the Wailers, Roger Waters, Mick Jagger, Free, Back Street Crawler, and Crawler, among many others. His versatility allowed him to move effortlessly between hard rock, blues, soul, and reggae, always bringing depth and musical character to every project.

Bundrick is not only a sought-after session musician but also a creative force in his own right. His ability to blend technical mastery with emotional expression earned him the respect of fellow musicians and fans worldwide. Over the decades, his playing has influenced countless keyboardists and remains instantly recognizable.

 

Final Album: Mr. Big Boss Man

John “Rabbit” Bundrick’s upcoming album, Mr. Big Boss Man, is set to be released soon and is described by the artist as the final album of his career. This release stands as a powerful and personal statement, reflecting a lifetime dedicated to music and performance.

Mr. Big Boss Man will be available on vinyl, CD, and across major online streaming platforms, allowing both longtime fans and new listeners to experience this final chapter in Bundrick’s musical journey.

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Stay tuned for official announcements regarding the release date and further details surrounding this highly anticipated and historic release.