Farrell Jackson
Farrell Jackson
Farrell Jackson
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Category: A Blast From The Past

Hush (J. Rodriguez and F. Jackson)


By Farrell Jackson, 2012-05-16
Hush (J. Rodriguez and F. Jackson)

<p><span style="font-size: small;">Joe South - Songwriter.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">Joseph Rodriguez -&nbsp; Music.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">Farrell Jackson - Vocals.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">Joseph sent me his musical rendition of Deep Purple's classic rock song "Hush". He asked if I would like to add the vocals. Since I'm a long time fan of Deep Purple and this song, I said hell yeah! So here it is.</span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">Note: The proper HFA license has been obtained to post this cover song up (HFA #<a>1149828306)</a>. </span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">Farrell</span></p><p><span style="font-size: small;">http://www.mixposure.com/index.php?t=mixposure_song_player&amp;song_id=28531&amp;band_id=991</span></p>

Magnet and Steel (recorded live - studio enhanced)

<p>Farrell Jackson - Lead vox, backing vox, rhythm and lead guitar.</p><p>Steve Zakel - Rhythm Guitar, backing vox.</p><p>Dave Mercer - Bass, backing vox.</p><p>Kurt Huhn - Drums</p><p>This is a song we (The JMZ Band) recorded live a few years ago. I was looking and listening to some old song files and stumbled upon it. I thought it sounded pretty decent so I decided to load up all the tracks, remix it, and make use of today's technology to enhance the sound further. Since I had it in the studio I decided to add some more backing vox to it also. It brings back some good memories for me. I hope you enjoy it also!</p><p>Farrell Jackson</p><p>I also have the HF License for this. HF#<a>1119753738</a></p>

It's Bad Luck


By Farrell Jackson, 2009-08-23
It's Bad Luck

<p>It's bad luck! This is the first real song I ever wrote. As you can tell by the lyric it was written in the rebelious, flowery,&nbsp;wild&nbsp;sixties. It's a short simple song that&nbsp;took&nbsp;35 years to resurrect&nbsp;and get&nbsp; recorded, thanks to the digital recording age. I thought about&nbsp;updating the lyric&nbsp;to be more politically correct but&nbsp;for some reason I just couldn't do it.&nbsp;To me it would be like changing the&nbsp;street names of Haight/Ashbury&nbsp;in S.F. Albiet my song isn't near as historical but it comes from the same era&nbsp;and the sixties mind set. He he he...I'm showing my age and roots!</p><p>I hope&nbsp;you enjoy it,&nbsp;dig the spirit in which it was written, and maybe it will&nbsp;bring back some memories or flashbacks for&nbsp;you flower children out there.</p><p>Farrell Jackson</p>