Charles Spinks (1906-1980) was a British organist, harpsichordist and pianist, active in early music and keyboard repertory. He worked both as a soloist and in ensemble contexts.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Bach and C. P. E. Bach keyboard concertos with Lionel Salter and George Malcolm, and also in Horenstein’s Mahler Eighth.

Spinks’s musicianship belonged to a period when early keyboard performance was being reshaped for modern audiences. He brought clarity, discipline and a practical understanding of continuo and ensemble textures.

His page is justified by repeated catalogue appearances and a clear keyboard identity. Spinks helped keep the harpsichord and organ corner of the catalogue properly tuned.