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Billy Larkin And The Delegates was an organ jazz trio based in Portland, Oregon, active from 1964 to 1968. The original lineup consisted of Billy Larkin on organ, Hank Swarn on guitar, and Mel Brown on drums. Over the years, they released seven albums, incorporating various instruments and musicians, including pianos, trumpets, saxophones, congas, trombones, and vocals. Their discography includes: - "Billy Larkin & The Delegates" (1964) - "Blue Lights" (1965) featuring Clifford Scott on saxophone and flute - "Hole In The Wall" (1965) with James "Jimmy" Daniels on guitar and Jessie Kilpatrick on drums - "Ain't That a Groove" (1966) featuring Arthur James "Fats" Theus on baritone sax - "Hold On!" (1966) also featuring Arthur James "Fats" Theus on tenor sax - "Don't Stop!" (1967) with a larger ensemble including Leonist Flowers on trumpet and multiple saxophonists - "Dr. Feelgood" (1968) featuring Ralph Black on vocals and a variety of musicians on different instruments. The group is known for their contributions to the organ jazz genre during their active years.

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