About Tony Jackson (singer)
Anthony Paul Jackson was a British musician. He was known for being a member of the Merseybeat band The Searchers. He founded the skiffle group the Martinis. Sandon moved on in February 1962 and the band were signed by Pye Records in mid-1963 when the Beatles' success created demand for Liverpudlian acts. Jackson was lead singer and played bass on the band's first two the United Kingdom hits, "Sweets for My Sweet" and "Sugar and Spice", but was not the vocalist on the band's biggest hit "Needles and Pins".
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