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Jack Pearson Jack Pearson Below is a partial list of Jack’s credits. This is just a sampling of his long career in music. Appearances, Tours, Special Events: • Faculty member at the annual W.C. Handy Music Camp at University North Alabama (numerous years) • Guest lecturer on phrasing for big band orchestra at Middle Tennessee State University • Guest lecturer for Guitar Master Class at Western Kentucky University • Guest instructor on Gibson’s Learn & Master Guitar course • Guest instructor on Learn & Master Blues Guitar with Steve Krenz • Guest instructor at numerous guitar clinics/workshops…too many to list • Host & instructor at Jack Pearson Guitar Clinics • All My Friends – Celebrating The Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman (2014) • Member of The Allman Brothers Band (1997-1999) • Gregg Allman & Friends numerous tours • Subbed for Dickey Betts on The Allman Brothers Band tour (1993) • Subbed for Derek Trucks on The Allman Brothers Band tours • Subbed for Warren Haynes on The Allman Brothers Band tours • Farm Aid, as member of The Allman Brothers Band (1997) • Delbert McClinton numerous tours st nd • Performed with Delbert McClinton as “house band” for 1 and 2 Annual ESPY Awards at Madison Square Garden, New York (1993 & 1994) • String Fever with Vince Gill & Guests – Tennessee Performing Arts Center • Vince Gill & Friends - The Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN • Jack’s band, The Nationals, opened for Neville Brothers featuring Aaron Neville, Starwood, Nashville, TN (1994) • Grand Ole Opry, multiple appearances with T. Graham Brown • Performance on commercial jingle sung by Faith Hill • Jack Pearson & William Howse duo performed at The Ryman Auditorium with The Fairfield Four and The Nashville Bluegrass Band • Jack Pearson & William Howse duo performed at dedication ceremony of the Tennessee Historical Marker commemorating John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson • Jack Pearson & William Howse duo opened for Doc Watson, Honey Boy Edwards, Yank Rachell & Johnny Shines • Groove Holmes (1988) • Buddy DeFranco (1987) • “Swing Into Spring” with Jimmy Raney, MTSU (1986) • Opened for Leon Redbone • The Allman Brothers Band, Pay Per View concert, TV (1998) • Vince Gill & Friends, Nashville Flood Relief, TV (May 2010) • “The Road” with Shelby Lynn, TV • “Nashville Now” with Delbert McClinton, TV • “Swap Shop On Stage” with Delbert McClinton, TV • “Bulger’s Backroads”, local news piece on Leadbelly, TV • “Bluegrass Blues” TV commercial, appeared with William Howse • W.C. Handy Music Festival, Florence AL • Main Street Jazz Festival, Murfreesboro TN • Chet Atkins Tribute Shows • Bluesfest, Sarasota, FL • Mountain Fest, Breckenridge, CO www.jackpearson.com Page 1 of 5 • Riverbend Festival, Chattanooga, TN • Warren Haynes Christmas Jam 26 • GABBAfest • Jam For Duane, Gadsden, AL • Wanee Music Festival, Live Oak FL • Blues Music Festival • Music City Jazz & Blues Heritage Festival, Nashville, TN • Downtown River Jam, Nashville, TN • Gibson Summer Jam, Nashville, TN • Music City Blues Extravaganza, Nashville, TN • Summer Lights, Nashville, TN • Dancing In The District, Nashville, TN • Italian Street Fair, Nashville, TN • Uncle Dave Macon Days, Murfreesboro TN • Shannon Street Blues Festival, Jackson TN • Mule Days, Columbia, TN Musician/Singer credits -- Jack has appeared on the following recordings: • A.J. McMahon: “Mek Man” (2000) • Allen Thompson: “Allen Thompson” (2007) • April Barrows: “My Dream Is You” (1996) • Arlen Roth & Various Artists: “Slide Guitar Summit” (2015) • Artimus Pyle: “Artimus Venomus” (2007) • Ashley Turba: “Don’t Give Up” (2002) • B Street Blues: “Car Won’t Go” (2010) • Barry Greenfield: “Exposed Soul” (2008) • Beth Black: “Beth Black” (1996) • Big Kat Kaylor: “Scattered” (1996) • Billy Montana: “No Yesterday” (1995) • Bobby “Blue” Bland: “Portrait Of The Blues” (1991) • Bobby Bradford: “No Saints Walking” (1999) • Bradley Cole: “Tonite” (2000) • Chris LeDoux: o “Horsepower” (2003) o “Capitol Collection: 1990-2000” (2002) o “After The Storm” (2002) o “Cowboy” (2000) • Chris Nole: o “Songs Of The Wide Horizon” (2003) o “Barrel House Boogie Piano” (1999) • Cumberland Quartet: “Acoustic Hymns Vol. 1” (2006) • Dan Bird Band: “DBB” (2010) • Danny Reid Carter: Barcelona” (2007) • Dave Duncan: I Don’t Know If It’s True…But It Happened To Me” (2000) • David Holt: “David Holt & The Lightning Bolts” (2006) • Donnie Fritts: “Everybody’s Got A Song” (1997) • Duncan Walters: “Northern Rain” (2004) • Freight Train Deluxe: “Women, Music and Trucks” (2008) • Gary Fields: “Sounds About Right” (2009) • Gregg Allman: o “Searching For Simplicity” (1997) o “All My Friends – Celebrating The Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman” (2014) www.jackpearson.com Page 2 of 5 • Heather Lawson: “Heather Lawson” (1996) • Herb Jeffries: “The Bronze Buckaroo (Rides Again)” (1995) • J’Nae: “J’Nae” (2005) • Jack Pearson: o “Do What’s Right” (2007) o “Jack Pearson” (1999) o “William Howse & Jack Pearson” (1999) o “Step Out!” ( 1994) • Janet Paschal: “Treasure” (2009) • Janie Grey: “Memories, Enemies & Friends” (1996) • Jim Horn: o “Christmas with Jim Horn” (1999) o “The Hit List” (1998) • Jimmy Buffett: “Beach House On The Moon” (1999) • Jimmy Hall: “Rendezvous With The Blues” (1996) • Jimmy Nalls: “Ain’t No Stranger” (1999) • Joel Di Gregorio: “Shake Rag” (2008) • John Balch: “~HOT~ Biscuit Jam” (2005) • John Jaworowicz: “Muddy Water Fever” (1997) • Johnny Jenkins: “Blessed Blues” (1996) • Johnny Neel & The Last Word: o “Comin’ Atcha…Live” (1995) o “Johnny Neel & The Last Word” (1993) • Karen Gruber: “Into My Own” (2003) • Kenneth Higney: o “Ambulance Driver” (2011) o “American Dirt” (2009) • Kira Small: “Love In A Dangerous World” (2006) • Lee Roy Parnell: “Tell The Truth” (2001) • Lewis, Scruggs & Long: “Lifetimes” (2007) • Lindy Gravelle: “Little Ol’ Girl” (1995) • Mac McAnally: “Semi-True Stories” (2004) • Mack Bailey: “Why I’m Here” (2003) • Marion James: “Essence” (2003) • Miranda Louise: “Mama Told Me” (1995) • Rick Moore: “Better Off With The Blues” (2009) • Rob Galbraith: “Too Long At The Fair” (2004) • Rock Williams: “Heart & Soul” (2003) • Scott Christopher Murray: “Short Stories” (1996) • Smoky Greenwell: “Blow Out” (1998) • Stephen Nutt: “Just Believe” (2007) • Stephen Trio Kummer: “Christmas In The City” (2005) • Steve Bassett: “On A Saturday Night” (1995) • T. J. Klay: “Heart Of Klay” • Tammy Taylor: “If You Only Knew” (1995) • The Bacon Brothers: “Getting There” (1999) • The Electric Experiment: “Life On The Blue Dot” (2007) • The Lewis Family: o “Flyin’ High” (2006) o “One Rose” (2005) • Toxic Reasons: “No Peace In Our Time” (1995) • Various Artists: “I’m Believin’” (2010) • Various Artists: “My First Ride” (2009) • Vickie Carrico: “Never Been Hurt” (2006) www.jackpearson.com Page 3 of 5 Producer, Engineer, etc. credits -- Jack has provided skills behind the board for tracks on the following recordings: • A.J. McMahon: “Mek Man” (2000) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed • Ashley Turba: “Don’t Give Up” (2002) – Produced/Mixed • Jack Pearson: o “Do What’s Right” (2007) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered o “Jack Pearson” (1999) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered o “William Howse & Jack Pearson” (1999) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered o “Step Out!” (1994) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • Jim Horn: “The Hit List” (1998) – Engineered • Jimmy Dormire: “Premonition” (2007) – Engineered • John Balch: “~HOT~ Biscuit Jam” (2005) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • Karen Gruber: “Into My Own” (2003) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed • Kenneth Higney: o “Ambulance Driver” (2011) – Engineered/Mixed/Mastered o “American Dirt” (2009) – Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • “American Dirt” (2009) – Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • Stephen Nutt: “Just Believe” (2007) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • Various Artists: “I’m Believin’” (2010) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed/Mastered • Various Artists: “My First Ride” (“Do What’s Right” Jack Pearson featuring Vince Gill) (2009) – Produced/Engineered/Mixed • Various Artists: “John Work, III: Recording Black Culture” (2007) – Engineered *Grammy Award Winning Album* Songwriter credits -- songs written by Jack have appeared on the following projects: • “Slide Guitar Summit” Arlen Roth & Various Artists (2015) • “I’m Believin’ – Gospel Music In Middle Tennessee” Various Artists (2010) • “My First Ride” Various Artists (2009) • Jessie Hart (2008) • “Do What’s Right” Jack Pearson (2007) • “Is There Anybody Out There” Garnet Mimms (2007) • “Just Believe” Stephen Nutt (2007) • “One Way Out (Live)” The Allman Brothers Band (2004) • “Live At The Beacon DVD” The Allman Brothers Band (2003) • “Hittin’ The Note” The Allman Brothers Band (2003) • “X2” Various Artists (2002) • “Don’t Give Up” Ashley Turba (2002) • “Best Of The Guitarslingers” Various Artists (2002) • “Guitar Heroes” Various Artists (2002) • “Tell The Truth” Lee Roy Parnell (2001) • “I Don’t Know If It’s True…But It Happened To Me” Dave Duncan (2000) • “Mek Man” A.J. McMahon (2000) • “Jack Pearson” Jack Pearson (1999) • “William Howse & Jack Pearson” William Howse & Jack Pearson (1999) • “Blues Fallin’ Down Like Rain” Kenny Neal (1998) • “Mycology An Anthology” The Allman Brothers Band (1998) • “I Know A Good Thing” Amy Watkins (1998) • “Searching For Simplicity” Gregg Allman (1997) • “Rendezvous With The Blues” Jimmy Hall (1996) www.jackpearson.com Page 4 of 5 • “Blessed Blues” Johnny Jenkins (1996) • “Gov’t Mule” Gov’t Mule (1995) nd • “2 Set” The Allman Brothers Band (1995) • “H.O.R.D.E.” Various Artists (1994) • “Where It All Begins” The Allman Brothers Band (1994) • “Step Out!” Jack Pearson ( 1994) • “In The Here And Now” Tracy Nelson (1993) www.jackpearson.com www.jackpearson.com Page 5 of 5 .
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