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Jimmy Jackson
Jimmy, born in Pittsburgh, PA, is an American pianist and organist. He absolved his
military service in Germany, where he stayed. In 1969, he performed at the Holy Hill
Jazz Meeting in Heidelberg. A year later, he founded the trio Haboob, with which he
presented his first album in 1971. He was also original member of the band Embryo.
Jimmy played together with the Christian Burchard Big Band, Klaus Doldinger's Passport, and Amon Düül. He also participated in Tangerine's first album. In the 1980's, toured together with Maria Müller-Westernhagen. from Wikipedia |
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I Feel So Free United ArtistsUAS 69 173 I released 1969 |
Klaus Doldinger, soprano sax, alto sax, tenor sax, keyboards Jimmy Jackson, organ Lothar Meid, bass Wolfgang Pab, drums |
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Passport Atlantic ATL 40299 released 1971 |
Klaus Doldinger, soprano sax, alto sax, tenor sax, keyboards Jimmy Jackson, organ Olaf Kübler, tenor sax, flute Udo Lindenberg, drums Lothar Meid, bass |
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The Call japo records 60001 ST recorded February 1971 in Ludwigsburg/Germany |
Mal Waldron, piano Jimmy Jackson, organ Eberhard Weber, bass Fred Braceful, drums |
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Haboob Reprise Records REP 34002 released 1971 |
William D. Powell, guitar, vocals Jimmy Jackson, organ George Green, drums, percussion, vocals |
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