Personal Jesus
© Copyright-robert jackson
(704601246828)
Record Label: AIF Records
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Robert Jackson is an ASCAP award winning singer and songwriter. Personal Jesus was produced by two major label producers and features members of Suzanne Vega's band on select tracks. Personal Jesus the title track received radio airplay on over 15 US commercial stations and the CD charted in CMJ magazine for USA top 30 college radio airplay and charted on European top 50 commercial radio.
The video for Personal Jesus was syndicated nationally in the USA on UPN Paramount, Comcast and America One Networks and seen on such shows as Top 40 videos as well as being aired on Australian TV. Jackson's music has been called left of center mainstream rock with some hard rock and alternative influences as well as AOR(album oriented rock) and AAA rock(album adult alternative). Jackson likes to tell a story in his music and songwriting comes first to him, and a lot of his lyrics are socially and politically relevant. Jackson endorses Aria Pro 2 bass guitars. Check out the official site for more merchandise, video, more music www.robertjackson.net
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Robert Jackson mixes various incarnations of rock, alternative, ...
author: Score! Music Magazine
Robert Jackson mixes various incarnations of rock, alternative, and punk throughout this offering, which holds definite promise. "Personal Jesus" starts out with a Stones feel and 80s new wave vocal as "Knockin' on the Door" leaves one with a more melodic groove, mixing in strong vocal harmonies and 80s ballad guitar riff. "Dead Yuppies on the Highway" is the Robert Jackson punk track that won me over based on title alone. Toss in the organ and surfer guitar and find myself singing along "Oh yeah baby! Dead Yuppies." "Jamie Says" again brings forth an old Stones groove circa "Mother's Little Helper" while "Gun Fire in the Distance" had a Foreigner feel but for somewhat forced lyrics which are also present on "Dreams That Can't be Found". "Blood on Their Hands" has a Metallica-like intro leaving an expectation of trashing metal to follow but pulls in a more 70s guitar and percussion. "You Don't Care No More" brings in the metal vibe missing on the previous track but with a punk edge as "Alice Linz" and "Dreams That Can't Be Found" are reminiscent of 80s new wave with moments of a Bryan Ferry-esque vocal.
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This CD borders on greatness,top notch collection of alternative/left field/indi
author: Power Play
Most of the songs are written around one catchy hook or another. "Dead Yuppies on the highway" with it's punky assault really kicks ass, whereas "You Don't care no more" has a metal edge, and there is a nod to Skynyrd elsewhere. This cd has moments of total class of which, the bitter sweet "Knockin' On The Door is my personal favorite, and some fun tracks like "Alice Linz". This cd borders on greatness, all in all, this is a top notch collection of alternative/left field/indie rock, call it what you will with mainstream adult appeal.
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