Chris Karan

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Chris Karan (born October 14, 1939 ^[1]) is a jazz percussionist, primarily a drummer, of Greek descent from Melbourne. He played in Mike Nock's trio and the Dudley Moore trio. He also worked with Roy Budd and Katie Melua, along with putting out CDs of his own. Other than drums he has an interest in various percussion styles of the world and plays the tabla on some albums.^[2]

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