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Jackson, solo, 7-9 pm....No Cover....4th and Congress...Downtown Austin

Jackson on MySpace: www.myspace.com/jacksonrockstar

Listen to and order Jackson's CDs:

An Assorted Cast of Characters www.cdbaby.com/jackson3

Grow Up to be a Childhood Genius www.cdbaby.com/jackson2

Changes www.cdbaby.com/jackson

Anonymous writes "
Here is a partial performance of Jackson performing "Banks of New York City" at Ruta Maya. The video was recorded at Daisy Riprock's South by Southwest party sponsored by the Austin Daze.

http://www.youtube.com/stopsobbing

Thanks to Chrissy Flatt for the video.

"

Posted by jackson on Saturday, March 29 @ 12:05:00 PDT (28 reads)
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UPCOMING ALBUMS ARE SO HOT AND SO COOL....

Jackson has so much new material that he started to record a second album to keep up while finishing "Handwritten Letters." Apparently the music he's recording is so hot that the computer that it's being recorded on has fried. Completely.

"Computer superwiz Matt Silaski told me he had never seen anything like it," Jackson explained. "A lot of major components had melted, almost as if the system had been hit by lightning."

Jackson joked that it must have been because the music was too hot and blasted the circuitry, while Silaski surmised that the music was so cool, even this top notch computer system couldn't handle it.

Posted by jackson on Sunday, March 12 @ 01:41:11 PST (2725 reads)
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A REVIEW OF "GROW UP TO BE A CHILDHOOD GENIUS"

All the Brush Strokes Are Clean and Wide:

Jackson's New CD, Grow Up To Be a Childhood Genius

? by Duggan Flanakin

? Good songs come from deep inside the guts of people who have lived real lives. The songs tell us something about their own struggles and triumphs but also stretch out into our own psyches to transform our own perspectives and hopefully our attitudes and actions. Listening carefully to the songs of a seasoned troubadour can be dangerous to our status quo - because they force us to be honest, to confront ourselves and our prejudices - our excuses, too - and make decisions whether to allow the music to change us for the better.?

Posted by jackson on Wednesday, July 13 @ 00:00:00 PDT (1179 reads)
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"GROW UP TO BE A CHILDHOOD GENIUS" IS AVAILABLE

Jackson's new CD, "Grow Up to be a Childhood Genius" is now available! It includes fan favorites such as "Let Me Be Your Living Proof" and "I Can't Imagine".

Posted by Jackson on Wednesday, July 13 @ 21:13:13 PDT (1066 reads)
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