"Any Day Now written by Burt Bacharach and Bob Hilliard was recorded by Chuck Jackson on the Wand label in 1962 and reached #23 the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In his book, Always Magic in the Air, author Ken Emerson describes the song. "Kicking off with a baion beat straight out of the Leiber-Stoller songbook, the song introduces itself with a shrill figure played on the Hammond organ that is as indelible as the vocal melody and as nagging as the singer's dread that his wild, beautiful bird of a lover will desert him. Shifting from major to minor chords, doubling and halving the tempo, leaping an octave, the music embodies both the singers agitation and the flightiness he fears in his lover.". + Informações

Chuck was given first shot at a few Burt Bacharach songs in the early 60s, including this tearjerker from 1962. His gruff singing style gives them a soulful edge. Dionne and Dee Dee Warwick help out in the background.. + Informações

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CHUCK JACKSON NORTHERN SOUL. ABC RECORDS 1973, MAY ALSO BE ON KENT, IM SURE SOMEONE WILL LET ME KNOW, LOL!. + Informações

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Chuck Jackson at Prestatyn Soul Weekender October 10th 2009. Singing the Legendary Any Day Now.. + Informações

One of the greatest soul anthems I've been privileged to create. Chris Hill made this the all time floorfilling anthem at the Lacy Lady and the Caister Weekenders. Despite its popularity it never crossed over to the pop charts, although many thought it did, due to its sustained longevity, but a later version by Junior Giscombe, did indeed become a hit. But the pride of working with a legend like Chuck Jackson can never be underestimated. Chuck, of course, was a legend long before he signed to Motown, and his three Motown albums were nothing short of pure genius, but at least as far as Great Britain was concerned, this was his biggest ever song.. + Informações

*STEREO*. Chuck Jackson sings "The Prophet". Featured on his 1963 album, 'Any Day Now'. I don't normally like to get more biblical than 'A Hundred Pounds of Clay', or have spoken words, but this is such a nice tune (especially in STEREO).. + Informações

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The Legendary Chuck Jackson on stage at Prestatyn Soul Weekender October 2009.. + Informações

The Legend singing one of his Classics at Prestatyn Soul Weekender 2009.. + Informações

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*STEREO* Chuck Jackson sings the stereo treat, " I Keep Forgettin' ". The opening track on his 1963 album, 'Any Day Now.'. + Informações

Keep your feet away from the computer cause Chuck's songs are dripping with soul And i dont want you getting your feet wet. Not the best chuck Jackson song but a real good one as yet to be posted. + Informações

*STEREO*. Chuck Jackson sings "A Tear" from 1961. Featured on the album "I Don't Want To Cry", all but one of the 12 tracks has either Tear/Tears/Teardrops or Cry/Cried/Crying in the title. That odd one out - "A Willow Tree".. + Informações

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Previously Unreleased Killer Choon soulfulkindabiscuits.com. + Informações

Actually credited to the Chuck Jackson Band ,this forgotten / unknown stomper is tucked away on the flip of his 1965 UK Pye release " If I did'nt love you " ( really a dull forgettable song!). Nice instrumental worthy of a lot more plays or discovery , but overlooked in the laud of " Chains of Love" ," Keep forgettin'" or " Beg me".. + Informações

performed by Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown. + Informações

When: Saturday, August 15 2009 @ 02:00 PM EDT - 08:00PM Where: Wortley Village, London, ON Description: Wortley Village Jazz & Blues Festival A community-based annual music festival featuring local performers. Wortley Village Type: Music/Arts - Concert Network: Global Date: Saturday, August 15, 2009 Time: 2:00pm - 8:00pm Location: Wortley Village/Old South London Street: Wortley Road City/Town: London, ON View Map Phone: 5194340013 Email: richardyoung51@rogers.com Description This year's edition features 15 acts including Oliver Whitehead, Natalie Howard-Grant, Chuck Jackson of the Downchild Blues Band, Chris Robinson, Floating Point, the Village Blues Band, Sam Hurrie, Duncan Grant, Tim Woodcock, Larry Smith, Indigo Riff and others.. + Informações

Chuck was a big R&B star in the early 60s, but the "uptown" soul style went out of fashion a few years later and he has been a bit obscure ever since. Which is ironic, because although the arrangements were very polished he was about the roughest soul singer around.. + Informações

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Original 1st Piece 'Wand' 7". + Informações

IT MUST BE LOVE BABY by Chuck Jackson & Yvonne Fair was written by Harvey Fuqua, Johnny Allen, Johnny Bristol and Thomas Kemp, and produced by Harvey Fuqua and Johnny Bristol and intended for Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell. Why this track was never released remains a mystery. More politics at Motown no doubt. The horns were recorded 28th November 1967, Strings added 3rd January 1968. Other elements and vocals were added July 26th, August 29th 1968 and 16th September 1969.. + Informações

All over the world-- Chuck jackson-- soul. + Informações