R&B vocalist formerly with the Plants. George embarked on a solo career in the early ‘60s.
In 1962 he released his first solo single with backing by the Unisons. The backing vocal group was actually Sonny & the Dukes. George continued to release some great soul records throughout the ‘60s. His 1966 song “When I Stop Lovin’ You” includes backing vocals by the Jive Five.
Dick Feers & the New Unisons (see business card) included Tom Fones, Rich Rako, Bud Kirmse, Frank Rako, and vocalist George Jackson.
Records by George Jackson include:
1962 Lescay 3006 Watching the Rainbow / Miss Frankenstein
1966 Double R 248 When I Stop Lovin’ You / That Lonely Night
1966 Cameo-Parkway 460 When I Stop Lovin’ You / That Lonely Night
1967 Mercury 72736 Tossin’ and Turnin’ / Kiss Me
1968 Mercury 72782 Don’t Use Me / I Don’t Have the Time to Love You
