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Chuck Jackson: Good Things

CD on KENT RECORDS by Chuck Jackson - Good Things

Article properties: Chuck Jackson: Good Things

Interpret: Chuck Jackson
Album titlle: Good Things
Genre R&B, Soul
Label KENT
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667293525
weight in Kg 0.107

Jackson, Chuck - Good Things CD 1
01	Tell Him I'm Not Home	Chuck Jackson
02	Be Me	Chuck Jackson
03	I Keep Forgettin'	Chuck Jackson
04	Millionaire	Chuck Jackson
05	Hand It Over	Chuck Jackson
06	Two Stupid Feet	Chuck Jackson
07	Make The Night A Little Longer	Chuck Jackson
08	I Wake Up Crying	Chuck Jackson
09	I'm Your Man	Chuck Jackson
10	Castanets	Chuck Jackson
11	Who's Gonna Pick Upt The Pieces	Chuck Jackson
12	Good Things Come To Those Who Wait	Chuck Jackson
13	I Don't Want To Cry	Chuck Jackson
14	The Breaking Point	Chuck Jackson
15	Any Other Way	Chuck Jackson
16	Any Day Now	Chuck Jackson
17	Since I Don't Have You	Chuck Jackson
18	They Don't Give Medals	Chuck Jackson
19	Where Do I Go From Here	Chuck Jackson
20	These Chains Of Love	Chuck Jackson
21	What's With This Loneliness	Chuck Jackson
22	Forget About Me	Chuck Jackson
23	I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself	Chuck Jackson
24	I Can't Stand To See You Cry	Chuck Jackson

CHUCK JACKSON Born on 7/22/37 in Latta, South Carolina. Cousin of singer Ann Sexton. Moved... more

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"Chuck Jackson"

CHUCK JACKSON

Born on 7/22/37 in Latta, South Carolina. Cousin of singer Ann Sexton.
Moved to Pittsburgh as a child. Left college in 1957 to work with the Raspberry Singers gospel group.

With The Dell-Vikings from 1957-59.
First recorded solo as Charles Jackson for Clock in 1959.

Chuck Jackson never achieved the heights that his talent warranted, mainly because during his heyday in the early 1960's, Soul had not yet reached the high profile it would a couple of years later.

Nevertheless the sixties were golden years for Chuck. Between 1961 and 1968 he chalked up no less than 23 Billboard Top 100 chart entries, plus 19 top R&B hits. Chuck Jackson was Mr. Crossover, a man of many markets.

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