Born in Memphis, Tennessee, on November 27, 1935, Al Jackson was not only a phenomenal drummer, but also a congenial and friendly African-American. He was classified as a money drummer and actually had his own characteristic snare sound by loosening the snares and placing his billfold on the drumhead. His drum career consisted of partially rock, and partially blues, all of which he included his own little rhythm that astounded many.
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