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Something You Got - Chuck Jackson with Maxine Brown - Chuck Jackson With Maxine Brown
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I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)
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I Need You
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Any Other Way
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Jackson began his career in 1957 with the Rasberry Singers gospel group. He went on to join the Dell-Vikings in the late '50s before signing to Beltone Records as a solo act in 1960. This collection captures some of his brightest moments with Wand Records. Included are "Any Day Now," "I Don't Want To Cry," "Since I Don't Have You," "I Need You," "Beg Me" and "I Don't Want To Cry."
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English
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5.5 x 5.5 x 0.25 inches; 2.5 Ounces
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I mean, come on! Listed, I can still remember what I was doing and where I was when Chuck Jackson's "Any Day Now", and other tunes came out! They were on 45 rpm's and we would listen on our record players...they are coming back folks! Wonderful music, and wonderful memories the songs made.
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Chuck has a really nice smoothe voice. I haven't actually got this CD delivered yet, but after what I've heard on the samples, I've decided to review it anyway because Chuck is absolutely wonderful! This 2008 offering from Collectibles from USA contains his hits between 1961 and 1967, including the Bacharach penned "Any Day Now", "I Don't Want to Cry" and "I Wake Up Crying", also penned by Bacharach. Also found here are 2 songs which were covered by Australian pop rock singer from the 60's, "I Can't Forget" and "Tell Him I'm Not Home", covered by Normie Rowe & the Playboys. Sadly, the Vietnam war ruined his career. There is a sad story there! Only Aussies will be well familiour with that story! If you enjoy musicians such as Sam Cooke or Jackie Wilson, try and find anything by this wonderful man! Motown Anthology, released by Universal Music and available right here on this website at a bargan price is also a great companion CD to this offering. Sadly the sound quality of this offering from Collectibles is of 1980's CD sound quality. Majority Collectibles CD reissues are not the best of sound quality, but chronologically, hear all Chuck's top 10 hits and covers on the Wand label, including a haunting "I Just Don't Know What to do With Myself" Thanks, Chuck for a wonderful discography. Chuck, you've created many wonderful memories, and at the mention of your name comes a huge grin on my face! Chuck Jackson! Laugh! Chuck Jackson! Ha ha ha!
Chuck Jackson was one of a swathe of vocalists who bridged the gap between 50s doo wop and the emergence of soul in the early 60s, and if 'Anyday Now' notwithstanding, he didn't really get his due it wasn't down to any lack of talent: who wouldn't have struggled against competition of the calibre of Ben E King, Jerry Butler, Gene Chandler, Garnett Mimms, Marv Johnson and Jackie Wilson ? This fantastic CD mainly covers his early 60s heyday, which followed the Latin-tinged uptown soul template laid down by The Drifters, and enjoyed the pick of songwriters such as Bacharach & David and Goffin & King. It also contains a couple of later, sassy duets with Maxine Brown on 'Something You Got' and Sam & Dave's 'Hold On I'm Coming', but it stops short of 1968, when Jackson was swallowed by the Motown machine. There are a number of Chuck Jackson compilations around but this Collectables US release is the one to get as it's the only one that contains 'Tell Him I'm Not Home', 'Getting Ready For The Heartbreak', 'Any Other Way' and the blinding 'Breaking Point', all of which are essential.
Chuck Jackson - His songs where not only catchy but had depth and feeling. A born R & B singer of the 60's. Another classic performer who deserved a lot more recognition than what he had received. Check it out!!!
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