John Jackson Teaches Louis Collins (w/host Roy Book Binder)

[SantaCruzOM]

That old Gibson sounds soooo good.  RIP Mr. Jackson.

[wburgman757]

He was a very sweet man and had the most unique voice dialect from his home region in the VA Piedmont. I have his autograph on a few CD's and it was so humbling to see this very talented artist painstakingly script his name - took him a few minutes to complete and I feel honored to have it. He picked up the banjo once and said "i don't know much about the ban-jah but I'll try" then proceeded to amaze everyone in the room. He's dearly missed

[bill291212]

thanks for posting.

[rodney1238]

I will never be able to explain my love and respect for john music it almost make you just stop in your tracks.. thank for posting it.

[laurentius88]

3.06 same thaang, thats right

[r36109]

I was privileged to get to meet and know John Jackson during the early eighties. He was so gracious to invite me to play along side of him at the Belle Plantation when I was first learning to play guitar.

A great musicion, a great bluesman...a great man indeed!

[jonrittmann]

just wonderful in every way! What a gem.

- jon

[rbbookspace]

I still wish I didn't wear my hat! Roy BB

[bobdwilliams]

Roy, I thought you said you had the wrong hat?? haha ha

*R.I.P. John....

by the way, your pickin' , videos & songs are awesome as well! When are you going to play in Va again?

[ChannelChameleon]

God Bless ya John- I jammed with some of your friends at Archies in DC..

[empiremonkey]

Mr Jackson was (and still is) my hero.