In years to come Alan was to play with the likes of Ben Webster, Maynard Ferguson, Ronnie Scott, Stephan Grappelli and countless other famous names in jazz. He played on the soundtracks of two James Bond films "Goldfinger" and "From Russia with Love" and appeared on many TV shows in England and the US.

During the 1960s he recorded "Image" a sophisticated laid back track which which was used as DJ Bob Stewart's theme tune on "Radio Caroline", later Tony Blackburn also used it on his radio programme. The track became an anthem in discotheques around the world. Both Dave Eager and Jimmy Savile used to close off the evening with the track. Alan is the organ masterforce behind the score to the film "The Knack and how to get it" composed by John Barry in 1965.

He did more organ work on a black comedy entitled "A Jolly Bad Fellow" (They All Died Laughing) also by Barry.

He was resident organ player at Annie Ross' London jazz club called Annie's Room during the 1960s. He recorded 'Live At Annie's Room' (Fontana, 1966) as well as a number of cover versions on 'Through 'til Two' (Fontana, 1967)

During the 1980's/90's Alan was based mostly in Spain playing at corporate events and organ fesyvals in Torremolinos night clubs.

Over 14 albums later, Alan Haven is still living and playing his music around the world. He has just completed a new album based on "The Big Band Sounds" of Count Basie, etc.

Alan has his own website - www.alanhaven.com/