Carl Jackson: Grammy Winning Musician

Carl performed this beautiful song at the Station Inn, in Nashville, TN, in April, 2018.

Larry Cordle and Carl Jackson sing a Bill Monroe tune at The Station Inn, in Nashville, TN. Joining them is Val Storey and the New Monday Band. We hope that you will enjoy another rendition of this song and banjo playing!!

Carl and Ashley were having a photoshoot done...they grabbed their banjos and played a bit!

At the Ryman Auditorium, in Nashville, on July 1, 2018, Carl Jackson tells briefly, how he was hired by his hero, Glen Campbell. Carl was part of the, "Glen Campbell Legacy," show that was put together by Matt Logan and Studio Tenn, in Nashville. It was a two night show honoring the great musician. It is a brief story and is always interesting to hear!

Carl has sung this song many times, but this version has such an incredible definitive sound to it...This was at the Station Inn, August 2017, in downtown Nashville.

In 2016, at Carl Jackson's "Home For Christmas," show in Louisville, MS, Jerry Salley debuts his own penned song....for Carl..."If I Could Play Guitar Like Carl Jackson!" This Home For Christmas show was held at the historic Strand Theatre...and Jerry was one of many of Carl's friends that were there that night! Please check Jerry out at: www.jerrysalley.com Carl Jackson: www.carljackson.net Larry Cordle www.larrycordle.com

Carl Jackson begins to tell the tale of "Little Mountain Church House," and the beginnings of the song...Jim Rushing, who co wrote this with Carl, is in the audience and is adding to the story! Val Storey grabs this one as her own, as her vocals are absolutely incredible!

Keith Driver joins Carl, and the New Monday gang, at the Station Inn, 2018...They are covering Vince Gill's, "Take Your Memory With You."

Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle and Jerry Salley always play the main stage at the FloraBama every November for the Frank Brown Songwriters Festival. For this performance, they are always joined by Rock Kilough, who sings bass...Rock was not able to for this particular evening, so Big Al Brannon took his place...well...it was a fun time had by all!!!!

Carl Jackson playing banjo, while Col. Isaac Moore kills a Stanley Brothers tune, "Ridin That Midnight Train..." This was performed at Jesse McReynolds birthday party in 2018, at Mike and Brenda Scott's venue, "The Grand Inheritance."

Carl does his annual Home For Christmas show in his hometown of Louisville, MS. He has been doing this show for years, with every year bringing a different guest for the festivities. For this year, the guests were Delnora Reed Acuff and Dani Flowers... This video has two songs, both originals by Carl, that he wrote for the concert. The first one is a funny, cheeky tune, that gave the audience a few laughs. The second, is a more serious melody, in which he talks about his loves. If you haven't been to the Christmas show, the gang has their greenroom at Porter Funeral Home, which is right behind the Strand Theatre....hence, the "greenroom in parlor number 2!!" Take a listen and please share!

Mike Bub, vocalizes a Tom T. Hall piece..."Deal," and is joined by the usual Monday night crew.

Jerry and Carl wrote, "It's Not What You Know, But Who You Know," and they perform it at The Bluebird, with Larry Cordle and Jim Rushing....Nashville, TN

Doug Jernigan, who is a LEGEND on the steel guitar, plays dobro on "Roadside Rag," at the Station Inn. Carl Jackson accompanies him on banjo, along with the New Monday Band!

Carl and the New Monday Band having a great time at the Station Inn! Enjoy!

Carl Jackson produced "Orthophonic Joy: The 1927 Bristol Sessions Revisited," for the Tennessee and Virginia Tourism Departments, to showcase Bristol, The Birthplace of Country Music. One of the songs on the album was performed by Steep Canyon Rangers and Steve Martin, "Sweet Heaven When I Die," and is performed here, at Houston Fest, in Galax, Virginia.

For Carl's birthday, Robin ordered a cut out of him for the stands at Vaught Hemingway Stadium...It will be in the stands for the football season and then on to basketball season!

Carl takes the lead on "Comet Ride," that is on the Mark Twain: Words and Music album. This great song give a take on Samuel Clemens and his life, as does the album. It was performed at the Mayor's house, in Raleigh, NC, during IBMA.

Carl is joined with Larry Cordle and Jerry Salley at the Palatka Bluegrass Festival in Palatka, FL, February 2020. Carl spent 12 years with Glen Campbell and he played this song hundreds of times. Carl covers this famous song, written by John Hartford, and he hopes that you will enjoy!

Val lends her incredible voice, along with Carl and Larry's harmonies, to Willie Nelson's "Sweet Dreams!" We sure hope that this brings a smile to your face!

Carl Jackson doing what he does best! Joined by the gang at the Station Inn, in Nashville, Carl covers Jerry Reeds "Guitar Man."

Carl Jackson on banjo and Larry Cordle lending his vocals to "Uncle Pen!" This was performed at the World Famous Station Inn in Nashville! Enjoy!!!

Val lends her incredible vocals to show that she should be one of the top singers in Nashville! Well, she is in our book and at the Station Inn, anyway! Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle and the band lend their talents to accompany Val as she continues with a foot tapping, sing along song that will leave you wanting more! And, we have Steve Thomas joining in on the fiddle!!! Please enjoy and please subscribe to our channel!

The music starts at 2:36...Carl Jackson, Val Storey and the band, give an incredible rendition of "Ghost of a Chance," at the Station Inn. This song was written by Carl Jackson and Jim Rushing and is truly one of "those" songs that should be on the charts, if not at THE TOP of the charts! I've posted this before, but it was a different night, different performance and the banter at the beginning of this video is just heart warming...We hope that you enjoy and that you will subscribe to the channel!

Jesse McReynolds introduces a very young, and talented, Carl Jackson, on The Jim and Jesse Show, around 1969 or 1970. Carl performs, showing what a talent he truly has...one that has stayed with him and lasted for over 50 years.