Walter Jackson - (Artist Of The Week)

[45cellar]

Walter Jackson Discography (Soulful Kinda Music Link)

>>> WALTER JACKSON <<<

[pikeys dog]

Plenty of class tunes - but here are a couple I've picked up lately:

And one of my all time faves (had this about ten years now):

Edited January 8, 2012 by pikeys dog

[Jim G]

One Heart Lonely is ace and my best buy last year $1.79 Mint Demo

[pikeys dog]

My issue wasn't quite that cheap, but it was under $10.

[hullsoul]

Plenty of class tunes - but here are a couple I've picked up lately:

And one of my all time faves (had this about ten years now):

Joe

"Uphill" is one of the few records that sounds better with a few crackles here & there

One of the great records by one of the great artists.

Cheers

Martyn

[Guest]

for me the true King Of Soul any post put up will be great one of my faves by him NOT YOU

EVERTHING BY WALTER JUST SEEMS TO BE STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART SO MUCH FEELING IN HIS VOICE

Kieran

[Steve G]

Some great selections there Pikeys Dog, Walls that separate us and Uphill climb - stone classics.

His Wand one is great too, as is (for the 70s crowd Let me come back on Brunswick.

[21 Again]

Touching in the dark. Blasted out last night great sound

[John Moffatt]

Could go on for ever. One of the finest vocalists there's ever been. Passed away far too soon.

How about "That's What Mama Say" & "They Don't Give Medals...":

Edited January 10, 2012 by John Moffatt

[Citizen P]

Joe

"Uphill" is one of the few records that sounds better with a few crackles here & there

One of the great records by one of the great artists.

Cheers

Martyn

As is "Welcome Home"

Tony

[dthedrug]

HI ALL WJ IS A GREAT SINGER, If you listen to thes very differant songs, but uniquely WJ LISTEN TO THE B SIDE OF "It's a uphill climb to the bottom! DAVE

[Mike Lofthouse]

My long time favourite of his....his 'other' Brunswick release.......

[Sean Hampsey]

There are many great tracks by Walter Jackson. This is definitely up there!

Sean

[Sean Hampsey]

This also, is a monumental slice of SOUL from Walter.

Sean

PS: I need a clean replacement copy of this if anyone would like to sell me one :0)

[Dean]

Aware we've moved on but not been with my boxes for a couple of week. Really only echoing Sean in so much as this is the other side to Not You (which is the A?). I adore this ballad:

[Mick Sway]

There was no better artist than Walter to extract the pathos and hit that note of sentimentaly in a lyric,

which turns a great singer into a legend, a soul singer.

This ballad is tops to me, didn't know that it was released as a Chi-sound 45 until just,

though its best heard on the "good to see you" album:

Walter Jackson "we could fly" , Carl Davis produced, Riley Hampton arranged:

Superb!!

Edited January 18, 2012 by Mick Sway

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Walter Jackson Discography (Soulful Kinda Music Link)

>>> WALTER JACKSON <<<

[Soul Shrews]

One of my favourites

Cheers Paul

[Westender]

A unique and truly brilliant artist. Here he combines with a lovely song and deft arrangement to magical effect....

 

[The Yank]

 From "Where The Action Is " - 

 

[Soul Shrews]

Walter "Steppin" in "81 !

Cheers Paul

[Soul Shrews]

Early "Modern Soul " spin for the Shrewsbury Collective @ Oak Hotel Shrewsbury 1980 or thereabouts

Cheers Paul

[Soul Shrews]

Mentioned earlier by Steve G

On a Kent comp where  @tonyrounce says its his favourite Walter J track !

Cheers Paul

[Chas]

A desert island disc of the highest order, if prices were set by how they sound, none of us would be able to afford this.. Lyrics, strings and things, perfection. 

[The Yank]