R&B Soul Music Jukebox

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1	record label: Wand 122 chart position: RandB #2, US #23 written by: Burt Bacharach & Bob Hilliard album: Any Day Now / Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits comments: [southern soul ballad]	Chuck Jackson	Any Day Now (My Wild Beautiful Bird)	1962	Wand
2	record label: Wand 106 chart position: RandB #5, US #36 weeksinr&bchart: 14 written by: Luther Dixon and Chuck Jackson album: I Don't Want to Cry! / Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	I Don't Want to Cry	1961	Wand
3	record label: Wand 132 chart position: RandB #12, US #42 weeksinr&bchart: 10 written by: Tony & Brenda Bruno & Sanford Bellini album: Encore! / Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits comments: [ballad]	Chuck Jackson	Tell Him I'm Not Home	1963	Wand
4	record label: Wand 110 chart position: RandB #13, US #59 weeksinr&bchart: 10 written by: Burt Bacharach and Hal David album: I Don't Want to Cry! / Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits comments: [ballad]	Chuck Jackson	I Wake Up Crying	1961	Wand
5	record label: Wand 154 chart position: RandB #5, US #45 written by: Rudy Clark album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	Beg Me	1964	Wand
6	record label: Wand 181 chart position: RandB #10, US #55 written by: Chris Kenner album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	Something You Got	1965	Wand
7	record label: Wand 126 chart position: Cashbox R&B #13, US #55 written by: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller and Garfield	Chuck Jackson	I Keep Forgettin'	1962	Wand
8	record label: Wand 191 chart position: Cashbox R&B #17, US #91 written by: Helen Miller and Roger Atkins	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	Can't Let You Out of My Sight	1965	Wand
9	record label: Wand 169 chart position: RandB #13, US #92 written by: Robert Mosley comments: [northern soul]	Chuck Jackson	Hand It Over	1964	Wand
10	record label: Wand 1105 chart position: Cashbox R&B #16, US #105 written by: H. Griffin, J. Barnes, D. Litwin and C. Sims	Chuck Jackson	Good Things Come to Those Who Wait	1965	Wand
11	record label: Wand 1148 chart position: RandB #20, US #91 written by: Isaac Hayes and David Porter	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	Hold On I'm Comin'	1967	Wand
12	record label: Wand 169 chart position: RandB #18, US #47 written by: Joe Rock and The Skyliners album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	Since I Don't Have You	1964	Wand
13	record label: Wand 188 chart position: RandB #18, US #46 written by: Mark Barkan and Pam Sawyer album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	If I Didn't Love You	1965	Wand
14	record label: Wand 108 chart position: RandB #22, US #46 written by: Ollie Jones and Luther Dixon	Chuck Jackson	(It Never Happens) In Real Life	1961	Wand
15	record label: Wand 128 chart position: Cashbox R&B #26, US #88 written by: Lockie Edwards and Larry Weiss (as Laurence Weiss) album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	Getting Ready For The Heartbreak	1962	Wand
16	record label: Wand 179 chart position: RandB #22, US #75 written by: Gerry Goffin and Carole King album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	I Need You	1965	Wand
17	record label: Motown 1144 chart position: RandB #27, US #107 written by: Bert Russell (as Bert Berns) album: Goin' Back to Chuck Jackson comments: [Motown Sound]	Chuck Jackson	Are You Lonely for Me Baby	1969	Motown
18	record label: Wand 138 chart position: RandB #29, US #110 written by: Ed Townsend	Chuck Jackson	I Will Never Turn My Back On You	1963	Wand
19	record label: Wand 1155 chart position: RandB #46, US #91 written by: James Sheppard and William H. Miller (as William Miller)	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	Daddy's Home	1967	Wand
20	record label: Beltone 1005 chart position: US #91 written by: Ed Davis and Robert Head	Chuck Jackson	Mr. Pride	1961	Beltone
21	record label: All Platinum 2360 chart position: RandB #30 written by: Al Goodman, H. Ray and Walter Morris album: Needing You, Wanting You comments: [ballad]	Chuck Jackson	I'm Needing You, Wanting You	1976	All Platinum
22	record label: Wand 198 chart position: US #98 written by: Ivory Joe Hunter	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	I Need You So	1965	Wand
23	record label: Nightmare 103 (UK) chart position: UK #97 written by: Ian Levine and Steven Wagner	Chuck Jackson	All Over the World	1989	Nightmare
24	record label: Probe 595 chart position: RandB #35, US #117 written by: Dee Ervin album: Through All Times	Chuck Jackson	I Only Get This Feeling	1973	Probe
25	record label: Wand 1142 chart position: Cashbox RandB #37 written by: T. Kaye, J. Northern, R. Bailey comments: [northern soul]	Chuck Jackson	I've Got To Be Strong	1966	Wand
26	record label: Wand 1109 chart position: US #112 written by: Jo Armstead, Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson	Chuck Jackson & Maxine Brown	I'm Satisfied	1966	Wand
27	record label: Wand 1166 chart position: RandB #40, US #76 written by: Lawton Williams and Bill Enis album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	Shame on Me	1967	Wand
28	record label: Wand 138 chart position: US #85 written by: Ed Townsend	Chuck Jackson	Tears Of Joy	1963	Wand
29	record label: Tamla Motown 729 chart position: RandB #43 written by: Jimmy Webb (as Jim Webb) album: Goin' Back to Chuck Jackson comments: [Motown Sound]	Chuck Jackson	Honey Come Back	1969	Tamla Motown
30	record label: Wand 141 chart position: RandB #47, US #81 written by: William Bell album: Chuck Jackson's Greatest Hits	Chuck Jackson	Any Other Way	1963	Wand
31	record label: Wand 161 chart position: US #93 written by: Luther Dixon	Chuck Jackson	Somebody New	1964	Wand
32	record label: All Platinum 6146310 (UK) chart position: UK #51 written by: Al Goodman, Harry Brown and Walter Morris	Chuck Jackson	I've Got the Need	1975	All Platinum
33	record label: Tamla Motown 651 chart position: UK #59 written by: Smokey Robinson (as William comments: [Motown Sound]	Chuck Jackson	Girls Girls Girls	1968	Tamla Motown
34	record label: Wand 126 chart position: US #119 written by: Florence Green and Van McCoy	Chuck Jackson	Who's Gonna Pick Up The Pieces	1962	Wand
35	record label: ABC 11398 chart position: RandB #62 written by: Gary Zekley and Mitch Bottler album: Through All Times	Chuck Jackson	I Can't Break Away	1973	ABC
36	record label: EMI America 8042 chart position: RandB #90 written by: Bob Marley album: I Wanna Give You Some Love	Chuck Jackson	I Wanna Give You Some Love	1980	EMI America
37	record label: Motown 1118 chart position: RandB #94 written by: Smokey Robinson album: Chuck Jackson Arrives! comments: [Motown Sound]	Chuck Jackson	(You Can't Let the Boy Overpower) The Man in You	1968	Motown
--	record label: Wand 122 written by: Luther Dixon, Rose Marie McCoy album: Chuck Jackson\'s Greatest Hits comments: [ballad]	Chuck Jackson	The Prophet	1962	Wand
--	record label: ABC 12024 written by: D. Lambert, B. Potter album: Through All Times	Chuck Jackson	Talk A Little Less	1974	ABC

Chuck Jackson is a US soul and r & b singer from Latta, South Carolina. He was born Charles Jackson on 22nd July 1937. He started out as a gospel singer in The Raspberry Singers. He was in the Dell-Vikings from 1957 to 1959. After recording as Charles Jackson for the Clock label in 1959 he signed with Wand Records in 1961. He was immediately successful with his first single I don't want to cry which reached No. 5 R&B, No. 36 Pop. He was with Wand through most of the sixties, scoring several R&B and Pop hits. In 1969 he moved to Motown but didn't do so well there. He continued to record throughout the seventies for labels like ABC, All Platinum and EMI America, scoring his last R&B hit in 1980. Although never hugely successful his rich, soulful voice resulted in 23 R&B top 100 singles and the same number of Pop 100 hits over the course of 20 years.

Below is a list of Chuck Jackson songs, sorted by the most popular first. Place mouse on

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(Song are sorted in highest US R&B Top 100 and/or UK Top 100 chart position order)