Carl Jackson: Grammy Winning Musician

Carl gives a great performance on the banjo on The Jim and Jesse Show, around 1969-1970. He was truly a great talent about to burst forth from such a young age!

Carl Jackson and Jesse McReynolds, perform on "The Jim and Jesse Show," around 1969 or 1970, with "Fireball Mail." A very young Carl Jackson is already showing folks from all around what a true talent he was to become!

Val and Carl singing a song that was written by Carl Jackson. It is a touching, and beautiful song that make you want to keep singing after the artists are done...we sure hope that you enjoy!

Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle, Val Storey and the New Monday Band, welcome Emily Cousins at the World Famous Station Inn. Emily gives her incredible rendition of "Help Me Make It Through The Night," with the help of the New Monday Band.

This is a very God moment in history. Rosemary is our dear friend from Plum Coulee, Manitoba...we met her at the beginning of her project...well, she'll tell you about it in her video...this lady has played her incredible violin all over the world and even for the Pope at the Vatican....I mean...incredible! Please enjoy her playing, along with Carl on guitar...

Sara Simmons joins Carl and the Station Inn gang for her rendition of, "Satin Sheets." Find Sara at sscornpickers.com and on YouTube at Sara Simmons https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnZuGASJxU8PG4lBoWowGGQ

Carl gives a heart felt song about his mama and daddy and how they met. Carl sat down one afternoon and gives us a song from his heart...

Carl lends his incredible vocals to a song made famous by Carl's friend, James Taylor. When Carl was producing "Livin, Lovin, Losin, Songs of the Louvin Brothers," James said that he would do a duet on the album, but he really wanted to sing with Alison Krauss...Carl has known Alison for a very long time and told James that he "could make that happen...." It is a good thing that he did...Alison and James won a Grammy for their duet, "How's The World Treating You!" Val Storey and the New Monday Band put on a killer show here and every Monday in Nashville!

Glen and Carl on the Tonight Show, with Johnny Carson, 2/19/73 in Burbank. The boys play Duelin' Banjos to show their talents and to entertain the audience.

Carl, Larry and Jerry perform in 2014 in Balsam, NC, at The Feed n Seed. Their friend, Darren Nicholson of Balsam Range fame, join them on a Sunday morning singing.

Glen Campbell, Carl Jackson and Steve Hardin, lend their vocals to this iconic song. A very cool piece of music history!!

Carl welcomes his daddy, Lee Jackson, at his annual show, "Home For Christmas." Carl's uncle, Burgess Jackson, or "Uncle Sock," as he was lovingly known, sings along! This was taken in 2014, in Louisville, MS, at the Strand Theater..The usual gang is there...Larry Cordle, Jerry Salley, Bradley Walker, Val Storey, Johnny Rawls, Dani Flowers, Isaac Moore and Lonnie Shorr...Good times, good times!

Glen was showcasing Carl and his guitar abilities, with "Country Boy." A truly incredible piece of work!!!

Glen singing "My Window Faces The South," with a bit of help from Carl Jackson and his blue fiddle and Steve Hardin on harmonica!

Carl and Glen sing a little snippet of "Silver Haired Daddy of Mine." These two men had a very special love, a great bond and respect, for each other.

This was filmed in 1986 for NBC...Wildest West Show of the Stars...Carl made an appearance for his friend, Glen, and helped him out for the TV special!

Carl is onstage, along with Jerry Reed and Carl's friend of over 45 years, Glen Campbell, covering "A Thing Called Love" Their musicality, and friendship, was extraordinary!

In 1975, Glen Campbell and his band performed "Foxfire," in London. Carl Jackson is on banjo and gives the audience a treat!!

In 1973, Glen Campbell and his band performed "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," in London. Carl Jackson is on banjo and truly is amazing....The video says "75," on it....I typed the incorrect year! Thank you to Carl's awesome fans for helping me stay straight!!!!! -Robin

Ashley wrote this beautiful song, entitled "Home." She performs it at the Station Inn, in Nashville, TN, with help from her Godfather, Carl Jackson and Jerry Salley. Ashley had just moved to Nashville and loved being with, and performing with Carl...2013...the beginning of everything!

Carl covering "Orange Blossom Special," at The Station Inn, in Nashville, TN. He is joined by Ashley Campbell, Jerry Salley, Larry Cordle, Aubrey Haynie, Larrry Atamanuik, Kat Marx, Doug Jernigan and Mike Bub. I love how Ashley is learning from Carl!! Carl states that when he was with Jim and Jesse, at 14, Doug Jernigan would play OBS and Carl had to play it, as well! Carl and Doug have known each other a long time, and to complete the circle, they now play music together every Monday night! This was a very early video that was given to us, but I apologize for it being all over the place! I do not know who took it to give credit to...

Carl Jackson loves his Goddaughter, Ashley Campbell! A 2013 performance at the Station Inn, in Nashville, TN, allowed Carl to gift Ashley with a vintage Gibson banjo...very cool!

Carl covering a Louvin Brothers song, "Cash On The Barrelhead." Performed at the World Famous Station Inn, in Nashville, TN. If you are ever in Nashville, on a Monday night, come on down to the Inn and enjoy great country music!!!

Vince and Carl with an incredible song, written by Vince Gill and Guy Clark.

Val Storey covering a Carl Jackson and Jim Rushing piece..."Ghost of a Chance," at the Station Inn in Nashville. The song is an absolutely beautiful tune and Val lends her incredible vocals to make it even more phenomenal!