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Drawing from such influences as the Allman Brothers Band, The Grateful Dead, Southern Rock & Blues and even a little Bluegrass, Fat Jackson is that rare instance of a group of individuals who can make music an unforgettable experience. Come check them out the next chance you get!!
From the small town of Americus, the group brings a sound that you would not expect from the rural farm lands of Southwest Georgia. Performing originals and paying homage to the influences of their lives with deep track cover tunes, Fat Jackson is steadily working to climb the rungs of the regional music scene.
Past gigs include The Georgia National Fair, The Sweetwater Brewery & Smith's Olde Bar in Atlanta, the 550 Blues & Rivalry's Sports Bar in Macon, Harvest Moon in Albany, Cypress Grill and Rivers Rock Bar & Grill at Lake Blackshear and numerous private parties and concerts. Contact them here or contact any of the members privately to setup a show.
Here's what Rebekkah Ledford from the Macon Telegraph had to say about Fat Jackson:
"Fat Jackson is a good ol' southern jam band. They have all the improvisational style you could want, with an aftertaste that smacks of the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers Band, yet with a highly defined sense of Fat Jackson-ness. The band hails from Americus, and the small town geography only lends to the simplicity and sweetness found in their intimate lyrics and comforting guitar work. Listening to Fat Jackson is like hanging out with an old friend."
Hey boys! Hope you're all doing well. Just wanted to let you know I put pictures from Quality and Cypress on my page. Check them out. It only took me a couple months. Take care. Love y'all Tom
I apologize for the previous comment. I didn't think it would take up that much room. However, it was the actual message and that is how strongly I feel about it. They needed to know I mean business. Anything for you guys. Much luck.
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