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░█████▓█████▓██ ▌Artist__│ Walter Jackson ██▓█████▓█████░
░████▓▓██▒██▓██ ▌Title___│ It's All Over ██▓█████▓▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Label___│ OKeh ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Genre___│ Soul ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Format__│ Album ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Year____│ 1964 ██▓██▒███▓████░
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░░████▓█████▓██ ▌Time____│ 32:53 ██▓█████▓████░░
░░░████▓████▓██ ▌Size____│ 83.26 MB ██▓████▓████░░░
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░░ 01. It's All Over 2:56
░░ 02. A Blossom Fell 3:26
░░ 03. That's What Mama Say 2:21
░░ 04. It Will Be The Last Time 2:36
░░ 05. Opportunity 2:45
░░ 06. I Don't Want To Suffer 2:08
░░ 07. There Goes That Song Again 2:33
░░ 08. What Would You Do 2:37
░░ 09. Lee Cross 2:44
░░ 10. Then Only Then 2:23
░░ 11. This World Of Mine 2:15
░░ 12. Funny (Not Much) 4:09
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░░ Walter Jackson was '60s Chicago soul at its sweetest and, occasionally,
░░ most mainstream. In the mid-'60s, he had a brace of solid R&B hits -
░░ "Suddenly I'm All Alone," "It's an Uphill Climb (To the Bottom)," "Speak
░░ Her Name," "Welcome Home," "A Corner in the Sun" - without ever rising
░░ higher than the lower reaches of the Top 100. Recording for the OKeh
░░ stable, which was home to the top Chi-Town soul talent, he benefited for
░░ a time from the production services of local masters Carl Davis and
░░ Curtis Mayfield, who handled the Impressions, Major Lance, Gene Chandler,
░░ and others.
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░░ His sides employed similar punchy brass and strings, but in a smoother,
░░ more urbane fashion; Jackson was also comfortable with occasional outings
░░ into pure supper-club pop with nary a trace of R&B. Jackson had already
░░ recorded for Columbia (and unsuccessfully auditioned for Motown) when
░░ OKeh A&R director Davis saw him at a Detroit piano bar in 1962. Stricken
░░ with polio as a young boy, Jackson had never let his disability get in
░░ the way of his musical ambitions, performing on crutches. Impressed with
░░ his commanding voice, Carl Davis thought of Walter as a Nat King Cole
░░ type of singer, and procured material for Jackson from Mayfield, Van
░░ McCoy, Chip Taylor, and other top-notch songwriters.
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░░ Despite the obvious pop crossover potential of Jackson's recordings, he
░░ remained obscure to white listeners. During the latter part of his stay
░░ with OKeh, he was reassigned from Davis' stable to producer Ted Cooper.
░░ Jackson had a few hits with Cooper, but there was little success after
░░ the late '60s, although he recorded for a few more labels before dying of
░░ a cerebral hemorrhage in 1983.
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░░ This wonderful set contains Jackson's complete debut album from 1965,
░░ "It's All Over", with ten bonus tracks added in, and given the quality on
░░ display here, it is truly amazing that Jackson didn't enjoy more high
░░ chart action than he did. His voice and approach, which really had more
░░ in common with singers like Nat King Cole than the deep soul singers of
░░ the day, anticipates the so-called uptown soul movement by some three
░░ decades, and if soul singers can be said to croon, well, Jackson invented
░░ the technique.
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░░ The "It's All Over" album was itself cobbled together from whatever
░░ singles and B-sides OKeh had on hand when Jackson's version of the title
░░ tune, Curtis Mayfield's gorgeous "It's All Over," went Top Ten on the R&B
░░ charts in 1965, but largely because of Jackson's huge, steady vocals, the
░░ album now seems much more unified in concept than it actually was. Not
░░ surprisingly, some of the best songs here were written by Mayfield,
░░ including the aforementioned "It's All Over," the brilliant "That's What
░░ Mama Say," and a pair of previously unreleased Mayfield gems, "It's Hard
░░ to Believe" and "Tell the World".
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░░ It would be unfair to think of Jackson as simply a Mayfield interpreter,
░░ though, since whatever he sang he made completely his own. Nearly
░░ forgotten these days, Jackson is due for a rediscovery, and Kent seems
░░ committed to bringing his complete body of work back into print. "It's
░░ All Over" is a great start.
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░░ Jackson's debut album, "It's All Over" released in 1984 of OKeh.
░░ discogs.com/master/618912-Walter-Jackson-Its-All-Over
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