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Last year I went into the studio to professionally record one of Nick's last songs - "Mississippi Lights". In 2013 I was finally able to travel to New Orleans and visit the city where I spent my childhood in that past life. I took my guitar along with me and sang the blues once more. The...

Hello Everyone, Those of you who have been following my posts about "Go Back Jack" and my past life search for a life lived as a black, blues musician who lived during the Great Depression and "rode the rods" across the U.S.A. might be interested to know that my book was published this year...

Ridin' The Rods Hi Marc, If you look in "Go Back Jack" you'll see that I had a flood of memories in 1972 about a past life spent as a black, boogie-woogie musician who rod the rods during the Great Depression. I still get "nostologia feelings" every now and then about that time when "music...

Catfish Stew Live Hi Everyone, If you'd like to tune into http://www.youtube.com/ministargazer111 you can hear me playing Nick's song "Catfish Stew" live on guitar and "Morning Train" on piano. These are songs (and lyrics) captured spontaneously by memory and later recorded. Let me know...

Fats Domino Hello Chris R, You asked me about a band that Nick Jackson might have belonged to or another musician that he might have worked with and something keeps ticking at the corner of my mind ... part of an old letter the was recaptured through an occult technique called automatic...

Old Train Stations Research has turned up that "in the late 1930's Reseda was a foremost producer of lettuce in the U.S.A. The Southern Pacific Railroad came up the middle of Sherman Way to pick up freight cars of lettuce from the packing shed on Darby Ave. south of Sherman Way, on a daily...

Combined Lifetimes Hi Sunniva, Thanks for your interest in Nick Jackson. The memories have followed me throughout this lifetime. In my case I was able to combine his life with mine, use his talents and make the best of both lifetimes. The memories did not fade, only bubbled to the...

Going Back Jack/Black to White Thanks all of you, For being so interested in my story. I wonder if you would like to see the movie if it ever gets made? The racial issue - Yes, it was drastic one, from a poor, black Southern family in the U.S.A. to a white, middle-class Canadian family...

Hi Everyone, I've spent a lifetime "going back Jack" to research and investigate a lifetime that has haunted me throughout this one. Born in 1952, in 1972 I experienced a flood of memories of a past life as a black, American male musician who lived and died between the years 1920 and...