found nothing out of place in the house, and Jackson's wallet and jewelry were still on him. The man believed to have pulled the trigger had reportedly known someone in Memphis. After robbing a bank in Florida, that person told the alleged triggerman to meet him at Al Jackson's house. Tracked through Florida, to Memphis, and to Seattle, Washington, the suspected murderer, the boyfriend of Barbara Jackson's friend Denise LaSalle, was killed by a police officer on July 15, 1976, after an unrelated gun battle. Equipment For recording Jackson typically used various combinations of Ludwig and Rogers drums and Zildjian cymbals. Two studio kits played by Jackson are on display in museums; a Ludwig kit (with a Rogers Powertone snare drum) from Stax Records in the Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum, and a Rogers kit (with a Ludwig Acrolite snare drum) from Hi Records in the Stax Museum. According to Steve Cropper, as quoted in Give the Drummer Some! by Jim Payne, a grey pearl Rogers floor tom was used in the mix 'n' match kit at Stax. Collaborations With Booker T. & the M.G.'s Green Onions (Stax Records, 1962) Soul Dressing (Stax Records, 1965) And Now! (Stax Records, 1966) In the Christmas Spirit (Stax Records, 1966) Hip Hug-Her (Stax Records, 1967) Doin' Our Thing (Stax Records, 1968) Soul Limbo (Stax Records, 1968) UpTight (Stax Records, 1969) The Booker T. Set (Stax Records, 1969) McLemore Avenue (Stax Records, 1970) Melting Pot (Stax Records, 1971) With Otis Redding Pain in My Heart (Atco Records, 1964) The Great Otis Redding Sings Soul Ballads (Volt Records, 1965) Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul (Volt Records, 1965) The Soul Album (Volt Records, 1966) Complete & Unbelievable: The Otis Redding Dictionary of Soul (Volt Records, 1966) King & Queen (Volt Records, 1967) The Dock of the Bay (Volt Records, 1968) With Donny Hathaway Donny Hathaway (Atco Records, 1971) With Al Green Let's Stay Together (Hi Records, 1972) I'm Still in Love with You (Hi Records, 1972) Call Me (Hi Records, 1973) Livin' for You (Hi Records, 1973) With Shirley Brown Woman to Woman (Truth Records, 1974) With David Porter Victim of the Joke? An Opera (Enterprise Records, 1971) With Rod Stewart Atlantic Crossing (Warner Bros. Records, 1975) A Night on the Town (Warner Bros. Records, 1976) With Bill Withers Just as I Am (Sussex Records, 1971) With Delaney & Bonnie Home (Stax Records, 1969)