About Lee Jackson
Lived 1921 – 1979 (aged 57). Lee Jackson was an American musician, guitarist and songwriter.
Discography Solo singles Year Title Record label 1957 "Fishin' in My Pond" / "I'll Just Keep Walkin' Cobra Records 1961 "Please Baby" / "Juanita" Key Hole Records 1967 "Christmas Song" Bea & Baby Records 1975 "Apallo 17" / "Chop-Suey" C.J. Records
Appeared on Year Title Artist Jackson credit(s) 1962 Roosevelt Sykes Sings The Blues Roosevelt Sykes Guitar 1963 More Blues on the South Side Billy Boy Arnold Bass guitar 1964 Blues on the South Side Homesick James Bass guitar 1966 Master of Modern Blues Vol. 1 Johnny Shines Bass guitar 1966 Master of Modern Blues Vol. 2 J. B. Hutto Bass guitar 1966 Otis Spann's Chicago Blues Otis Spann Bass guitar 1968 Hawk Squat J. B. Hutto Guitar 1969 Johnny Shines with Big Walter Horton Johnny Shines Bass guitar 1970 American Folk Blues Festival Various artists Jackson on his own tracks "Juanita" and "Came Home This Morning" 1973 Slidewinder J. B. Hutto Guitar
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Lee Jackson?
American musician
When was Lee Jackson born?
Lee Jackson was born on 18 August 1921 in Arizona.
When did Lee Jackson die?
Lee Jackson died on 1 July 1979 in Chicago.
What was Lee Jackson's occupation?
Lee Jackson was a musician, guitarist and songwriter.
What nationality was Lee Jackson?
Lee Jackson was American.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: Lee Jackson (blues musician)
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