Pearson, Jack

He is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, electric slide guitarist and producer born in Nashville, Tennessee, who has been active in the recording industry since the early 1990s.

He began playing the guitar while still young and had his first session in the recording studio when he was just fifteen years old. Working as a session musician for many years, he ventured out as a solo artist and has since recorded four of his own album releases. He was also a member of The Allman Brothers Band from 1997 to 1999 and has performed in a duo with the harmonica player William Howse since the 1980s.

The artists he has worked with during the course of his career include Bonnie Bramlett, Jimmy Hall, Faith Hill, Jim Horn, Mac McAnally, Delbert McClinton, Ronnie Milsap, Artimus Pyle, Earl Scruggs and Jimmy Smith.

Appearing on several albums he can be heard on his own Jack Pearson, Step Out! and William Howse & Jack Pearson as well as Instant Live: The Fox Box by The Allman Brothers Band, Beach House on the Moon by Jimmy Buffett, Rendezvous with the Blues by Jimmy Hall and the compilations Bluegrass: American Classics, Blues: The Language of New Orleans, Vol. 3, Country Goes Raffi and Ratatouille: What’s Cooking? among others.

As a songwriter his songs have been recorded by a whole of artists that include Greg Allman, Gov’t Mule, Tracy Nelson and Lee Roy Parnell.

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