Historian, X, TDowl...Remember Chuck Jackson?

[HL]

Pick the song you like

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[Exile]

Yu rolling back the years....

[Historian]

Thanks for the Memories!

Pick the song you like

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Wonderful post, HL boss!

Chuck Jackson is, without question, one of the all-time great singers! In addition to “Any Day Now,” my favorites are “The Prophet,” “Tell Him I’m Not Home” and “My Willow Tree.” I simply cannot select an overall favorite recording by this immensely talented man.

He has not had the immense commercial success of some other R&B stars, but Jackson is without question one of the all-time greats.

People like Chuck Jackson, Jerry Butler, Solomon Burke, Jackie Wilson, Roy Hamilton, Ronnie Dyson, and Lazie’s favorite, Luther Vandross, are all immensely talented singers and a testament to the genuine greatness of the black voice.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[Assasin]

So only unnu one know Chuck Jackson??? LOL.

Respect the man.

[HL]

I did not mention you because I know you and TopBrick are dance hall specialists....

[Assasin]

you got that wrong Love mi tune. You want to take in one a my parties and hear music spin. Since I move to GA mi kinda get lasy but one day come listen to chune.

[TDowl]

Oh my, Sass, you are not that old eh?

[TDowl]

Are you near Columbus? I will be there mid June, and mi nuh eat pork..

[TDowl]

Thanks, you are talking about one of my favorite singer, hate it when his music play at a party and I did not have a babes three stepping(Real close and closer).

They are all my favs, of all his songs I may be bias towards the Prophet - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjZIScoZI-E.

[Historian]

Lol

I did not mention you because I know you and TopBrick are dance hall specialists....

Lol.

Ya’ll know I’m enjoying this, right? The idea of Assasin listening to anything other than reggae and dancehall is somewhat intriguing.

By the way, when I first came across Bricktop’s posts many years ago, I used to visualize a man with either a rectangular or square shaped head. After the first couple of years that image disappeared, starting the night he posted a photo of his brand new gleaming handgun on this forum. Not that his silly gun scares me, but....

[Gamma]

Mi a try not fi tek it personal

[Assasin]

have a complex music taste, starting from my mom's Jim Reeves and Charley pride album and some old Jamaican 45. When mi friend granny use to drag me to old hit dances, Always searching for a good sound, a good voice and always promoting some tunes and giving some feedback.

Is there anything wrong with loving the them all?

[Historian]

Lol - Thanks for the Memories!

have a complex music taste, starting from my mom's Jim Reeves and Charley pride album and some old Jamaican 45. When mi friend granny use to drag me to old hit dances, Always searching for a good sound, a good voice and always promoting some tunes and giving some feedback.

Is there anything wrong with loving the them all?

‘Sass, now you’re really bringing back the memories (lol)!

My parents -- like I guess most older folks in Jamaica back then -- had their Jim Reeves and Charley Pride country-gospel albums as well. These were in addition to the Chuck Wagon Gang, Tennessee Ernie Ford and Wink Martindale stuff which were played on Sunday mornings when I was a little boy! Those were the days of stereograms!

And then there were the female country singers, but I can’t remember any of those ladies right now. In the case of local gospel it was Otis Wright, Claudelle Clarke and Ken Parker who led the way.

[Gamma]

the singin' rage miss patti page ...... tennessee waltz, how much is that doggie in the window

[Historian]

You Got It!

the singin' rage miss patti page ...... tennessee waltz, how much is that doggie in the window

That is right, Gamma! Patti Page is the woman I was trying to remember most of all!