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01. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Mr. Screw
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02. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Since I Last Saw You
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03. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Sunshine Freak
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04. JACKSON HEIGHTS - King Progress
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05. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Doubting Thomas
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06. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Insomnia
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07. JACKSON HEIGHTS - Cry of Eugene
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ARTIST
JACKSON HEIGHTS
TITLE
King Progress
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
PROG TEMPLE
CATALOG #
PT 8033CD
PT 8033CD
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
12/9/2014
Although a Geordie lad himself,
Lee Jackson
's path to fame was realized in Brighton when he joined the solid R&B outfit
Gary Farr And The T-Bones
alongside
Keith Emerson
, with whom he eventually rode the progressive wave in
The Nice
. With Emerson's departure into
ELP
, Jackson summoned bass guitarist
Mario Tapas
and the talents of old Newcastle cohorts
Tommy Sloane
and
Charlie Harcourt
to emerge as
Jackson Heights
. Combined with Jackson's reputation in The Nice and
Tony Stratton-Smith
's confidence, Charisma provided the platform for their first effort,
King Progress
in 1970.
King Progress
offers a less complex structure than Jackson's past exploits with Emerson, with more acoustic than electric reflections throughout. A progressive pop style underpins the acoustic textures that richly bind the compositions of Jackson and Harcourt. Deserving of much higher praise than it was originally afforded, both Jackson Heights and
King Progress
were quickly sidelined in favor of bigger and more financially-secure names. Charisma ditched the band after disappointing sales, leaving Jackson to ponder his next move, resulting in three albums for Vertigo until 1973 when the band finally imploded.
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