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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.
 
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Discography
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
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
The Call
japo records 60001 ST
recorded February 1971 in Ludwigsburg/Germany

Mal Waldron, piano
Jimmy Jackson, organ
Eberhard Weber, bass
Fred Braceful, drums
Haboob
Reprise Records REP 34002
released 1971

William D. Powell, guitar, vocals
Jimmy Jackson, organ
George Green, drums, percussion, vocals
The First 50 Years Of Passport
Warner Music 0190296755347
compilation
Spotify
Klaus Doldinger, soprano sax, tenor sax, vocals
Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz c/ by Bernd Ruf
Johnny Griffin, tenor sax
Olaf Kübler, tenor sax, flute
Mats Björklund, guitar
Volker Kriegel, guitar
Roy Louis, guitar
Kevin Mulligan, guitar
Peter O'Mara, guitar, vocals
Martin Scales, guitar
Brian Auger, organ
Jimmy Jackson, organ
Roberto di Gioia, keyboards, vocals
Michael Horneck, keyboards
Frank Roberts, keyboards
Hendrik Schaper, keyboards
Kristian Schultze, keyboards
Hermann Weindorf, keyboards, vocals
Horst Ramthor, harp
Lothar Meid, bass
Dieter Petereit, bass
Patrick Scales, bass, vocals
Jochen Schmidt, bass
Wolfgang Schmid, bass
Curt Cress, drums
David Crigger, drums
Wolfgang Haffner, drums
Willy Ketzer, drums
Christian Lettner, drums, vocals
Udo Lindenberg, drums
Beto Cazes, percussion
Biboul Darouiche, percussion, vocals
Jovi Joviniano, percussion
Elmar Louis, percussion
Guillermo G. Marchena, percussion
Ernst Ströer, percussion, vocals
Pete York, percussion
Kathy Bartney, vocals
Majid Bekkas, vocals

 
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International Archives for the Jazz Organ – curated by Jürgen Wolf, Köln/Germany.