Jackson C. Frank

American folk singer-songwriter best known for his 1965 eponymous album (produced by Paul Simon) and the song "Blues Run the Game."

Released an eponymous album in 1965 produced by Paul Simon; his guitar style is compared in reviews to Davy Graham and Bert Jansch and his vocal timbre compared to Tim Buckley and Nick Drake. The review notes tragic events in his later life that led to severe depression.

A detailed, admiring single review from DeBaser highlights Jackson C. Frank's 1965 eponymous album produced by Paul Simon. The reviewer compares his guitar work to Davy Graham and Bert Jansch and his voice to Tim Buckley and Nick Drake. The record is described as sparse, intimate and culminating in the song "Dialogue." The review also notes tragic events in Frank's later life.

For:Fans of 1960s folk, acoustic guitar aficionados, listeners of Nick Drake and Bert Jansch.