Regular Artist members are:Jacky Jack White; Mississippi Chris Sharp and the Jangalang String Band; Britt Gully; Track 45; and J Burton Fuller.
Some of the artists who have appeared on the show include:The Sullivan Family;Bobby Randall; Willie King;Rock Killough; Chris Etheridge;Wood Newton;Kristen Cothron; Karen Staley; George Teren;The Kudzu String Band;The Davis-Hall Blooz Duo;The Confederate 5th Infantry Regimental Band; Little Jimmy Reed
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Influences
SPONSORS
Peavey Electronics;
BlackBelt Community Foundation;
Drury Hotels,Meridian,Ms.;
The University of West Alabama;
Lawlers Barbecue;
Sumter County Fine Arts Council;
Locker Room Clothing;
Bob White Music,Inc;
Weyerhaeuser Company;
Sumter Insurance Co;
CUI Systems;
Bank of York;
Johnson Dodge/Kia;
Alabama Dept. of Tourism;
Diamond Jim and Ms Donna’s Steakhouse;
Bumpers Funeral;
The Drug Store;
Arrowhead Clinic;
Jean’s Restaurant;
Ollin Gholston;
Thomas Warrington;
GSM Contractors;
McElroyElectric;
ALFA Insurance, York,Al.;
Queen City Truck Stop;
Meridian Coca-Cola Bottling Company;
Livingston Kwik Lube,Inc.;
Medical Towers Optical,Meridian,Ms.;
Meridian/Lauderdale County Tourism;
The Park at North Hills
The Sucarnochee Revue is a one hour Radio program featuring the music, and musicians from the Black Belt Region of Mississsippi and Alabama. The program airs in twelve states and the continent of Australia on sixty stations, and is currently in negotiations to expand tremendously in 2009.
The host of the "Sucarnochee Revue" is Jacky Jack White. Jacky Jack White has had songs on the charts as a singer/songwriter since 1985. Some of the artists who have recorded his songs are: Ray Stevens, Charley Pride, Buddy Jewell, Steve Wariner, Neal McCoy and Mark Lowery.
Jack has received an ASCAP Award for "If I Didn't Love You", and a NSAI Award for the 1 Southern Gospel song, "When Men Pray."
Jack records on South City Records and Silverwolf Records.
WOW get this for coincidence! We were traveling through AL coming home from 3 weeks in TX and happened to catch Sucarnochee on our radio, and guess what? They played the show my husband and i were on back in Oct that we haven't ever got to hear! That woke us up for sure, I was driving and it was hard to keep it on the road I was laughing, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT and the first time I have ever heard myself on the radio! We love you guys! Can you tell I was excited? Thanks Jacky Jack, hope to see you in Gainesville in a couple weeks!
How are you? We all are doing great here! I wish you could have been at Oak Grove this past weekend. I was on the same show with William Michael and Jamie Lynn and many other great artists. We all had a blast!!! Bud had his Louisiana Hayride on the road and it was a terrific show! Check out my pics on my page also Michael has some pics as well. You take care and I hope to see you again soon my dear friend. Miss you all!!
Old Jacky Jack had a song on P Diddy's "Making the Band" last week. The song is "Precious Time" and was performed by the co-writer, the fabulous Chip Greene. Chip's on his way to being a huge new star.
I seen you online and I wanted to say hi! Hope all is well over there in Alabama. I miss you guys already. lol You have a great show and I really enjoyed myself while I was there. Well you take care and have a wonderful night. God Bless you my dear friend.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate you so much. My family and I are so honored to be your friend. It is wonderful to have special friends like your you. I will be at the Louisiana Hayride tomorrow. I am looking forward to being on the show. Hopefully I can be on there sometime when you are on it. Tell Tom we said hello and hope he is doing well. Take care and stop by anytime. I always love hearing from you my dear friend.
We had a fabulous time, just couldn't have been a nicer group of people to work with, Jackie Jack does such a great job, we had so much fun! Can't wait to come back down, our video turned out good, we love you guys! Karen and Don
