Chuck Jackson

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  • soul
  • northern soul
  • rhythm and blues
  • 60s
  • yip
Chuck Jackson is a US soul and r 'n' b singer from Latta, South Carolina. He was born Charles Jackson on 22nd July 1937. He started out as a gospel singer in The Raspberry Singers. He was in the Dell-Vikings from 1957 to 1959. After recording as Charles Jackson for the Clock label in 1959 he signed with Wand Records in 1961. He was immediately successful with his first single I Don't Want to Cry which reached No. 5 R&B, No. 36 Pop.

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Songs

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    I'm Your Man

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    I've Got to Be Strong

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    If I Didn't Love You

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    In Between Tears

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    Is There Anything Love Can't Do

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    Jailhouse Rock

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    Let Somebody Love Me

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    Lonely Teardrops

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    Lonely, Lonely Man Am I

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    Love Lights

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    Make the Night a Little Longer

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    Millionaire

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    Moondance

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    My Willow Tree

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    Now That's Saying a Lot

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    Pet Names

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    Salty Tears

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    Shake a Tail Feather (feat. Maxine Brown)

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    Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over)

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    Shame on Me

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    Since I Don't Have You

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    Somebody New

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    Something You Got (feat. Maxine Brown)

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    Tear of the Year

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    Tears of Joy

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    Tears on My Pillow

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    Tell Him I'm Not Home

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    The Breaking Point

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    The Day My World Stood Still

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    The Prophet

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    The Silencer

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    Theme to the Blues No. 2

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    These Chains of Love

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    They Don't Give Medals

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    They Don't Give Medals (To Yesterday's Heroes)

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    This Broken Heart

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    To See the Sun Again

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    Two Feet From Happiness

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    Two Stupid Feet

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    We'll Find a Way

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    What Am I Gonna Do Without You

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    What's With This Loneliness

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    Where Did She Stay

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    Where Do I Go From Here

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    Where You Gonna Run to Now

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    Who You Gonna Run To

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    Who's Gonna Pick Up the Pieces

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    Worksong

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    You Better Move On (feat. Mark Knopfler)

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    You Don't Know Like I Know


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