J.J. Jackson - album J.J. Jackson's dilemma 1970
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The album was recorded in London in 1970 with many of the same musicians who had performed in the previous album "The Greatest Little Soul Band in The Land". "Dilemma" was the fourth album by J.J.Jackson and his second recorded in the UK.
Underground jazz-rock, crossover of soul, jazz, progressive, funky jazz and acid rock. The album was released in two different versions, one for Perception Record and one for RCA Victor (which missed one song, as well as one different song).
J.J. Jackson - vocals, keyboards, percussion.
Terry Smith - guitar.
Chris Parren - keyboards.
Roy Edwards, George Baker, George Jones - trumpet.
Dick Morrissey - tenor saxophone, flute.
Dick Patty, Dave Quincy - saxophone.
John Bennett - trombone.
Larry Steele, Jeff McCarthy - bass.
Ian Hague - drums.
Indian thing.
Does anybody really know what time it is?
Let the sunshine in.
Help me to get my grits.
Who knows.
Go find yourself a woman.
No sad songs.
Underground jazz-rock, crossover of soul, jazz, progressive, funky jazz and acid rock. The album was released in two different versions, one for Perception Record and one for RCA Victor (which missed one song, as well as one different song).
J.J. Jackson - vocals, keyboards, percussion.
Terry Smith - guitar.
Chris Parren - keyboards.
Roy Edwards, George Baker, George Jones - trumpet.
Dick Morrissey - tenor saxophone, flute.
Dick Patty, Dave Quincy - saxophone.
John Bennett - trombone.
Larry Steele, Jeff McCarthy - bass.
Ian Hague - drums.
Indian thing.
Does anybody really know what time it is?
Let the sunshine in.
Help me to get my grits.
Who knows.
Go find yourself a woman.
No sad songs.