Band, for a tour of England in 2002; a live album Vivacitas was recorded and published that same year. Lee Jackson has played bass in a New Orleans-style rock 'n' roll and jazz band, called the Ginger Pig, based in Northampton, for more than twenty years since returning to the UK. He also formed a small combo called 'Lee Jackson's Barking Spyders', with members of a Beatles tribute band called Accrington Stanley. He has a hoarse singing voice (which has frequently drawn criticism, notably from Emerson) and an almost percussive bass playing style. Discography The Nice Studio albums 1968: The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack (Immediate) 1968: Ars Longa Vita Brevis (Immediate) 1969: Nice (Immediate) 1970: Five Bridges (Charisma) 1971: Elegy (Charisma) Live albums 1996: America – The BBC Sessions (Receiver, 1996) 2001: The Swedish Radio Sessions (late 1967) (Sanctuary, 2001) 2002: BBC Sessions (Sanctuary, 2002) 2003: Vivacitas (Sanctuary, 2003) 2009: Live at the Fillmore East December 1969 (Virgin, 2009) Jackson Heights 1970: King Progress (Charisma UK CAS 1018, CAS.1018 – Mercury US SR-61331) 1972: The Fifth Avenue Bus (Vertigo – 6360 067) 1972: Ragamuffins Fool (Vertigo – 6360 077) 1973: Bump n' Grind (Vertigo – 6360 092) Refugee 1974: Refugee – Charisma Label 2007: Live in Concert Newcastle City Hall 1974. Newcastle City Hall 1974, Voiceprint label. Contains two songs from the Nice era, "The diamond hard blue apples of the moon" and the Bob Dylan song "She belongs to me" as well as songs from the studio album from Refugee. See also List of bass guitarists List of blues musicians List of people from London List of people from Los Angeles List of people from Newcastle upon Tyne List of rock musicians List of singer-songwriters References External links 1944 births 20th-century American composers 20th-century English singers 20th-century English writers 21st-century American composers 21st-century English singers 21st-century English writers 20th-century bass guitarists Blues bass guitarists English expatriates in the United States English blues guitarists English male guitarists English blues singers English boogie musicians English rock bass guitarists American male bass guitarists English rock singers English male singer-songwriters Expatriate musicians in the United States Founders Living people Musicians from Newcastle upon Tyne People from Northampton Singers from London Singers from Los Angeles Writers from Los Angeles Writers from London 20th-century American male musicians 21st-century American male musicians 20th-century American bass guitarists 21st-century American bass guitarists American male guitarists Guitarists from Los