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Published: 2018/09/22 by Larson Sutton

Jack Pearson: Still Dreaming Big

Jack Pearson: Still Dreaming Big

One thing for certain, Jack Pearson plays guitar every single day. “I just love it,” the Nashville, Tenn. native says from his home in Music City. It’s a lifetime of affection for the instrument, and, for that matter, any instrument with strings, that has enabled Pearson’s four-decade career as a songwriter, singer, producer, and ace session-musician praised by so many of his peers as one of the best. Yet, aside from a two-year stint in the late 1990s as a touring guitarist with The Allman Brothers Band, Pearson remains relatively unknown to the casual music fan. Even as he simultaneously, and independently, releases two terrific albums- an R&B-drenched studio record titled Are You Listening? , and Live , a blues-rock, two-CD set- the guitarist remains humbly aware of the DIY hurdles. Still, Pearson is a jovial spirit; casual and low-key, praising tech advents like Facebook and YouTube for helping to eradicate the days when he was stapling flyers to telephone poles to promote himself. With an online instructional site, a steady schedule of dates, and plans for more albums to come, Pearson’s devotion to his craft continues to yield rewarding musical exeperiences.

Why put out two records at once?

It had been quite a while- maybe almost 10 years- since I put out anything. I had been working on the studio record. In January, with my band, we recorded the live record. I just decided to put them both out at the same time. They’re totally different.

That’s your working band on the live record?

The guys on the live record have been playing with me for six years. So we have a chemistry and we do a lot of improvising. One song on the record, “Please Call Home,” we played at a show right after Gregg Allman died. And they nailed it. I wanted to put that on as a tribute to Gregg. But everything else was recorded in January.

And the inspiration behind the studio album?

The studio record is stuff I’d been working on for 20 years. Three tracks are from 1996 or something, and there is brand new stuff. It all sounds fresh and it all goes together. It’s easy to get distracted with work. I’m always writing. I’m always working on new stuff. I’ve got several records in the can. But, I wanted to finish some of the older songs.

Are You Listening? refers to whom? The music industry? The audience? Yourself?

It’s all of that. The title song- the lyrics are kind of autobiographical. Music is a deep thing, and some people don’t listen. One of the lines in there is about hearing thunder in the distance and it reminds you of where you’ve been. I say, “Are you listening?” You have to listen to the thunder, the birds singing, everything.

Is it a challenge to balance your songwriting intentions, your various influences, and room for your guitar work?

I have an R&B background. I used to live in Muscle Shoals and played with a lot of R&B bands through the years. This has more of an R&B feel to it; just another side of me. On the live record, I’m rocking out a bunch. Lots of jamming on that record. I’ve always wanted to do a live rock-and-blues record, so I’ve got it, man.

So much of music, when it’s paid for, is purchased these days on Itunes and Amazon, but then people are paying Itunes and Amazon. Where would you like people to buy your albums?

On my website: www.jackpearson.com . A lot of people forget artists have websites. It’s crazy.

Are you still doing session work in Nashville?

Not as much as it used to be because the music scene has changed so much. Everybody’s doing stuff independently. I don’t know any of the new country music. I don’t play on any of that stuff.

Not long before Butch Trucks passed, I spoke to him about you and he said, next to Duane Allman, you were the best guitarist he’s played with. What does it mean to hear something like that?

It means the world to me. Duane and Dickey, both, are huge influences on me. All four of the guys told me that. Dickey told me that. Gregg, Jaimoe, Butch- they all love my playing. It’s unbelievable. They were my favorite band in high school. That’s why I learned all their stuff and knew it inside and out. I love that music. For him to like what I do also, it’s really a good feeling.

You never appeared on a studio record with The Allman Brothers Band, but you did have writing credit on some latter-day material, and worked a lot with Gregg Allman in his solo band, memorably on a funky version of “Whipping Post” that was on his Searching for Simplicity album. What do you remember about that session?

I played acoustic guitar, electric slide, and the dobro. Gregg wanted to do a different type of version, but Johnny Sandlin wanted to do that funky version- like “Walk on Gilded Splinters.” He wanted to tie that all together. The electric slide, I did that on a guitar that had one of Duane Allman’s guitar necks on it. I’ve since given that guitar neck to (Duane’s daughter) Galadrielle so she could have it. I had it for about 20 years. A friend of mine in Muscle Shoals had given it to me. Duane left it behind there. It was a Strat neck that Duane liked and carried around, but he didn’t like the (original) body and never found (a replacement) one. It was, like, a ’61 slab rosewood neck, really nice, with birds-eye maple. I showed it to (Allman Brothers Band guest harmonica player) Thom Doucette and he said, ‘I remember that neck.’ It really had a tone to it.

Were you present for the discussion between Gregg and Johnny as to which version to play?

I was in the middle of it. (Laughs.) Johnny was the producer. Gregg did what Johnny wanted to do.

What was your opinion?

I was intrigued by what Gregg wanted to do.

Respectfully, can I ask what that was?

I can’t tell you. I might record it myself someday. Gregg and I sat down (to work it out), and I even have the sheet of paper where I wrote down the notes of how he wanted to do it. One of these days I’m going to do it myself. But, it’s such a private thing.

You place a lot of emphasis on being personally connected to the song, it seems, both in lyrics and performance.

I started writing when I was a kid. I played bass, keyboards, mandolin, banjo; anything with strings, I’ll try to play it. I played a lot of the instruments on Are You Listening? just like I did on my first CD, Step Out! Gregg was very inspirational to me and encouraging about my writing. When he first heard “Find a Way” he said, ‘Man, that made me weep.’ What a shot in the arm that was. At the time I was getting a lot of resistance in Nashville with my songwriting because I didn’t write within their restrictions. I just try to write whatever is going on. I never know what is going to come out.

Do you still like to perform?

I love it more than ever now. What I don’t like is the traveling part. But I love being in new places and meeting new people and performing for them. There’s a lot of trips I do when I drive myself and play solo acoustic guitar. It gets lonely. It’s much easier to get on a bus with your friends and let the driver take you to the next town. I’m hoping I get to do that again.

What does the album format mean to you? How important is it?

I’ve never had a record deal. I’ve always just put out CDs when I could as I could. To me, it’s a way to share music. I hope it will pay for itself. Of course, you want it to be a success. I like all the creative parts about it. I love to play. It’s who I am.

When did you realize it was who you are?

(Laughs.) When I was a kid, man. My parents are musical. My dad played. My momma sang. All my brothers and sisters are musical, but they never did it for a living. My momma told me I was a pretty good kid until I saw a toy guitar in the grocery store, and I wanted it so bad. My brother played guitar, and the first time I saw him play I thought, Yeah, that’s what I’m going to do, right there.

I’m guessing it’s still a lot of fun for you.

It is. Some of the people I worked for, it wasn’t any fun. You know what I mean. I remember when I had to play disco music in the ‘70s. That wasn’t fun. It was work. Through the ‘urban cowboy’ scene, that was the only work I could get.

Your hearing suffered in your time with The Allman Brothers Band. Has it recovered?

That’s why I quit. I was having terrible problems with it. I still have it. It’s never gone away. I was wearing custom-made earplugs, but it still wasn’t stopping the damage. Dickey and I talked about it a few times. I always loved to play live, but it came to a point where I couldn’t do it to myself anymore. It was one of the hardest decisions I had to make: to quit The Allman Brothers Band. My favorite band. It was very, very tough.

It was the right decision, though.

Yes, I had to. My doctors told me I couldn’t keep doing it to myself. Most of my life I was known as the loudest guitar player in Tennessee. A lot of the damage I did to myself.

I hope the memories are positive ones.

(Allman Brothers Band road crew members) Red Dog and Joe Dan Petty said I fit right in; getting the sound back. They made me feel right at home. I thought Dickey and I played well together. I always loved playing with Gregg. I’m proud of it.

If The Allman Brothers Band was the dream job, are there any dreams left for you to fulfill?

I’ve always wanted to do a record with strings. I would like to play with Jeff Beck (Laughs.)

Maybe he’ll read this.

He knows, man. My friend Jimmy Hall sings with Jeff. I’m always in Jimmy’s ear, “Come on, man, I want to play.” Might as well dream big.

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Yeah, Jackie P is right up there with the best of all time. That cat could drop some random rhythm fill on ya that would cut you off at the knees. The smoothest I’ve ever seen.

What a amazing player “Im not cryin”

Jack Pearson = CLASS act, and even better musician. Man makes me want to put my own guitar down and just listen to him instead.

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Keeping the Allman Brothers Band Tradition Alive: Jack Pearson Talks Les Brers

Since the Allman Brothers Band played their final show on October 28, 2014, at New York’s Beacon Theatre, fans of the iconic group have sought tastes of the band’s music wherever they can get them.

This has largely led them to the ongoing bands of guitarists Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule, Ashes and Dust) and Derek Trucks (Tedeschi Trucks Band).

But the current band most directly celebrating the Allman Brothers Band legacy is definitely Les Brers , which features five former members, including the percussion trio of Butch Trucks, Jaimoe and Marc Quinones , along with bassist Oteil Burbridge , now with Dead and Company, and guitarist Jack Pearson .

The band is rounded out by keyboardist Bruce Katz (Gregg Allman, Delbert McClinton), guitarist Pat Bergeson (Chet Atkins, Tommy Emmanuel) and singer Lamar Williams Jr.

The band, which was originally put together by Trucks to play at the Allman Brothers-owned Wanee and Peach festivals, is about to launch its second mini-tour, with five dates in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, October 12 to 16.

Les Brers in concert. Photo: Richard Brent

“These shows have been so much fun,” says Pearson, who played with the Allman Brothers band from 1997 to '99 and then off and on as a sub or guest. The Nashville-based guitarist may be the most inventive, diverse guitarist to ever play with the band, which he is proving every night with Les Brers. He says that when Trucks contacted him in 2015 about putting together Les Brers, he quickly thought that Bergeson, a protégé of Chet Atkins who has played with countless Nashville artists, would be a perfect foil. (Bergeson also attended music school and was good friends with Guitar World Music Editor Jimmy Brown .)

“I've known Pat since the early Nineties, and we've always played great together. What Pat and I are doing with Les Brers is pretty exciting,” Pearson says. “We both grew up playing Allman Brothers songs so it’s in the ABB tradition, but it’s also new because we both love to improvise and are expressing ourselves with our solos and seeing where we can take it and tell a story. Pat is a tremendous player and I think a lot of rock players don’t know him and will be blown away.”

One of the most striking features of Bergeson and Pearson’s approach is the simplest; they went back to the Allman Brothers Band recordings and learned the original guitar parts and harmonies of Dickey Betts and Duane Allman, replicating them perfectly before setting off on their own solo flights of fancy. The approach is particularly noticeable on “Blue Sky,” which has returned to the key of E and once again has the bounce—the blue sky feeling—of the original.

“I think Pat and I are being ourselves and taking the music where we can with our personalities, but when it comes to playing the head, we want to play it as close to the original as possible,” Pearson says. “It’s the same as jazz; if you’re playing a Charlie Parker song, you try to play the head correctly and then express yourself in the solo with whatever you want to play. We approach this the exact same way. We want the music to sound right.”

Pearson says it has been particularly thrilling to play with the Allman Brothers’ percussion army again.

“It’s really hard to put into words what Butch and Jaimoe do together; they have incredible finesse and power, which is almost impossible!” Pearson says “The parts they play together become like one big drum set. It’s very similar to the way two guitars need to play together for this music to be right. For instance, if we are playing a C chord, Pat and I may strum that in unison, but then one of us will start playing harmony or counterpoint and see where we can take that too. Butch and Jaimoe play drums like that, which is completely unique. It’s always interlocking and they’re talking to one another, having a conversation all night. It’s a beautiful thing to listen to and downright inspiring to play with!”

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slothrop8

Wondering if anyone has any insight into whether Jack is still playing? There haven’t been any dates on his Calendar on his official site the last little while. He was always a pretty safe bet to sit in with Tedeschi Trucks when they played Nashville - but he hasn’t the last few years. Wondering if he’s maybe stepped away from playing live?  

mikewest

Sadly, the answer is no, he does not. Was talking about Jack last night with Pat Bergeson, Charles Treadway and Joshua Hunt, and we're all bummed, but we understand. The tinnitus that drove him from the ABB has turned pernicious and has caused him to have spells of vertigo that include him having several falls at his house. We all talk with him regularly, but his health has declined to the point that he can seldom play the guitar anymore. If he does, it's only for a few minutes before the arthritis starts to inflame, and when he does, it's never plugged in. He has not played an amped electric for about 2 years now. We all agreed that if things were to change, we will all quit whatever we're doing and immediately go to play with Jack. Prayers won't hurt one bit, so if you got 'em, send them up.

robertdee

Friend of a friend at a Nashville radio station who is savvy about the local music scene in Nashville said Jack Pearson is retired for health reasons. 

I had not heard this until today. 

Jack was tremendous. And one of the best slide guitarist ever. 

Remembering Jack!! 

@mikewest aw man that's is awful, I'm sorry to hear. Definitely a loss for all of us music lovers, but unimaginable loss for Jack. Hope he stays healthy.

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oldcoot

Very disappointed to hear this, Jack is one of my very favorite players. I hope that he can eventually get some relief from his health issues, vertigo can be particularly debilitating to say the least.

"My friends say I'm ugly I got a masculine face." Tom Waits

MuleMeWarren

What a shame. Never saw him live but the video's tell it all about his virtuoso guitar playing.

Kinda reminds me of the Peter Frampton situation.

Sending prayers.

Sang

I kind of wondered - I was in Nashville a few months ago to see Jason Isbell at the Ryman, and looked to see if Jack was playing anywhere.  Was disappointed that he wasn't playing anywhere.  Well, at least I got to see him at the Jam for Duane in Gadsden when Lefty and No Mercy played there.  I think Col. Bruce and the Quark Alliance played there too - that was quite a weekend ... 

I also remember the ABB playing in Chicago (actually Tinley Park) when Jack was with them.  He had just had his appendix out or something like that, and he was seated on a swivel chair.  Watching him swivel back and forth while playing Jessica was actually a highlight of that show.   Also saw him with the ABB in a small venue (Rosemont Theater) when he sat in for Warren for a few shows.  They did Dimples, which he also was great on.

Best wishes for Jack.

Stephen

This is so difficult to hear

all best wishes to Mr. Pearson 

Jaimoe said it best, some nights it was like the 1st band all over again w/Jack up there

main thing, get well soon bro

robslob

Love and Healing Karma out to Jack!  I saw the ABB tour with Jack and Dickey on guitar in 1997 (that was right after Warren and Allen Woody left the band to concentrate on Gov't Mule.  That also was the tour that Oteil joined the band on).  And Jack is SUCH a nice guy.  Derek replaced Jack not long after that.  This website posted an email for Jack if you wanted to wish him well.  I did, and he took the time to write back!  I told him how great the show was that I saw.  He said, "Thanks Rob and God Bless.  I'm sure Derek will be great with the Brothers."

KCJimmy

Jack is in my prayers for certain. I got to see him twice with the ABB. One was a show in Huntsville in 2005 and he sat in for Derek who was at a wedding. GREAT show! Early in the setlist they played Sailin' Cross the Devils Sea. But Gregg didn't start singing the first verse and the music played and played for a long time. Gregg motions to Jack who comes over and they huddle as the music continued. Eventually Gregg starts singing.

After the show we had a chance to visit with the band members and Jack was very generous with his time. What a nice guy. I asked him what Gregg said to him while Sailin' was playing. Jack smiled and said that Gregg couldn't remember the opening lines and was looking for a little help. He really came across as a very humble guy with a lot of class. I do pray GOD will bless him with good health.

griff

Amen to that KCJimmy. Health is always #1. Day of show I went online and scored 3rd row center for Moran Theatre in Jacksonville. 1998. They were doing the acoustic to start set 2. Loved the Dickey/Jack combo. Outstanding Dreams that night. Good health to you Brother Jack.

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harvey

Sending positive vibes over the pond to Jack ... One of my favourite live recordings is the 1997 show at the International Horse Park in Conyers ... Skip did a really good job of cleaning that one up and is classic Jack era ABB

aiq

Time remains undefeated.  

Jack’s trio at Callahan’s in Mobile.  Thank you, Mr. Pearson.

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I will have to check my concert ticket collection but pretty sure I saw Jack with the Brothers in 97 era. I definitely

saw him with Les Brers and was simply amazing player. I truly hope there is a break through medically for his condition.

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owencarol

Very saddened to learn Jack is suffering from significant health problems. He contributed to the ABB, in wonderful fashion, and led his own bands with sparkling playing. Hopefully, the advances in medical technology will provide relief for his multiple conditions.

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Dead & Company 2022 Summer Tour

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Launches at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles Saturday, June 11

Concludes with two nights at citi field in nyc friday, july 15 – saturday, july 16, ticketmaster verified fan registration open now here, general on sale starts friday, april 8 th @ 10 am local time.

DEAD & COMPANY  – Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, John Mayer, and Bob Weir, with Oteil Burbridge and Jeff Chimenti – is excited to announce its 2022 tour, the band’s seventh tour since forming in 2015, which kicks off June 11 th in Los Angeles at the famed Dodger Stadium and runs through July, with a two-night stand at Citi Field, the home of the New York Mets, on July 15 th and July 16 th .

The 2022 Summer Tour, produced by Live Nation, also includes two nights in the Bay Area at Shoreline Amphitheater (June 13 th & 14 th ), two nights at UC Boulder’s Folsom Field (June 17 th & 18 th ), two nights at the iconic Wrigley Field in Chicago (June 24 th & 25 th ), a night at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA (July 2 nd ), and a night at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia (July 10 th ), before wrapping up with epic shows at Citi Field in New York (July 15 th & July 16 th ). A full listing of the 2022 tour dates can be found below.

Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, April 8 th @ 10 AM local venue time through deadandcompany.com .

To ensure fans get tickets directly in their hands, Fan Registration is now available HERE until Sunday, April 3 rd at 12 Noon PDT, through Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan program. The Verified Fan Presale begins Tuesday, April 5 th at 10 AM local through Thursday, April 7 th at 10 PM local venue time. Supplies are limited.  

Dead & Company and Activist continue their work with longtime sustainability partner REVERB to reduce the tour’s environmental footprint and engage fans to take action for people and the planet. The band will also build upon their successful climate action initiatives with REVERB’s Music Climate Revolution campaign on this year’s tour. In 2021, Dead & Company helped fund several global projects that collectively eliminated five-times more greenhouse gas pollution than created by touring, including fan travel. More details at REVERB.org .

Fans looking to enhance their Dead & Company concert experience with premium venue access, pre-show lounge hospitality and exclusive merchandise or travel packages for multi-night runs in Shoreline, New York, Denver or Chicago are invited to participate in a variety of ticketed package options powered by CID Entertainment and On Location. Packages go on sale April 5 th at 10AM local venue time. For full details, visit HERE .

Check  deadandcompany.com  for complete tour information. 

Dead & Company 2022 Tour:

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Dead & Company  was formed in 2015 when the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and Bob Weir joined forces with artist and musician John Mayer, Allman Brothers’ bassist Oteil Burbridge, and Fare Thee Well and RatDog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti, and has quickly become one of the most successful touring bands year over year. Since its formation, the band has completed six tours playing to millions of fans and became a record-breaking stadium act when it broke Wrigley Field’s all-time concert attendance record, which still holds to this day. Having toured consistently since its 2015 debut, the band has grossed $300 million and has sold more than three million tickets across 172 reported shows. 

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Jason Aldean: Back In The Saddle Tour at Shoreline Amphitheatre

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Hey Oh! California! Grab your horses and let’s get back in the saddle! Jason Aldean, Hardy & Lainey Wilson are back on their saddles and riding out to see you, Jason Aldean: Back In The Saddle Tour comes to Shoreline Amphitheatre on Friday, September 24th 2021. “It’s been emotional being back on stage with my band for the first time in a year this weekend,” shared Aldean. “It’s made us all even more ready to get back to life as we all know it. Being on the road makes all of us – the band, the crew and me – happy, and I haven’t felt this excited about going on tour in 15 years.”

Jason Aldean: Back In The Saddle Tour at Shoreline Amphitheatre

Jason Aldean is a Country music superstar, with 23 Number Ones, and all eight of Aldean’s previous studio albums having been certified Gold or Platinum by the RIAA. He’s the only Country act in history to top the all-genre Billboard 200 four times (in a row, no less), racking up four billion streams and more than 18 million albums sold along the way. Aldean’s ninth studio album, For 9, he offers 16 interwoven tracks in an era of stand-alone singles and superstar EPs, holding his ground for a modern album with an old-school soul.

HARDY puts his signature loud-and-rowdy stamp on modern Country music as both an artist and a CMA and ACM-nominated songwriter. His debut album, A ROCK, released September 2020 is a boundary-pushing collection earning four PLATINUM-certified #1 singles over 18 months. His current Top 25 Single, One Beer, features Lauren Alaina and Devin Dawson.

Lainey Wilson has fast become one of Nashville’s most buzzed about newcomers thanks to a fiery live show, on-stage swagger all combined with her memorable storytelling makes the singer a mainstay on countless artist to watch lists. Wilson describes her music as bell-bottom country. “Country with a flare,” she explains. “Fresh, but also familiar.” Each song blends vivid country storytelling with strong female characters.

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