I DON’T WANT TO CRY - Wand USA, Top Rank UK, 1962
ANY DAY NOW Wand USA, Stateside UK 1962
Good Things Come To Those Who Wait
TELL HER I'M NOT HOME
Chains Of Love
Hand It Over – 1965
Chuck Jackson released two superb soul ballads. Today they are highly prized and sought after as collector’s items. So too is Something You Got- a duet with Maxine Brown. Any Day Now was a massive number constantly played at the Twisted Wheel and the Manchester Blue Note Club, particularly towards the end of a session. They illustrate well that the original soul scene in Manchester was not confined to constant wall to wall dance numbers.
Chuck Jackson a great soul star was born: June 22, 1937, Latta, SC and was discovered for Manchester soul fans by the Twisted Wheel DJ Roger Eagle in the sixties.
1957/8 Chuck Jackson was singing with doo wop groups and with the Dell-Vikings.
1959 sang with the Jackie Wilson Review and was singed to Sceptre.
1962 released Don't Want to Cry, Any Day Now, and Tell Him I'm Not Home.
Bacharach-David were writing for Dionne Warwick at Sceptre; they wrote Any Day Now and I Keep Forgettin' (1962), was written and produced by Leiber-Stoller.
1965 he did a string of great duets with Maxine Brown.
1967 he left for Motown but he had no chart success there.
1971 left Motown for ABC, where he had a minor hit with I Only Get This Feeling, in 1973.
1973 All-Platinum in 1975, with I'm Wanting You, I'm Needing You .
1980, he joined EMI America, where he sang on two Gary U.S. Bonds albums.
1989 as an ex-Motown artist he signed to Ian Levine's Motor City and did two singles.
1992 recorded an album with Cissy Houston.
