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Lucky Jackson was born in ADELAIDE, South Australia in 1961. Learning to play the guitar late in life, he began writing songs after his very first informal lesson because he wasn’t enthusiastic enough to practice. In the 80’s, Lucky was managing a garage band that rarely did gigs called ‘the Dregz’, whom also backed him up on early demo’s such as ‘The Real’ and ‘Crime of passion’, before that group disbanded and he decided to concentrate on his own developing music career. His stage name came from his childhood idol Elvis Presley who played Lucky Jackson in the MGM masterpiece Viva Las Vegas in 1964 with Ann-Margaret. His physical resemblance to the king of Rock’n’Roll didn’t help at all because they don’t look anything alike. His first disc called Tangerine Sky, a Christian themed e.p, was recorded between 1996 and 1998 when it was finally produced and sold well in his local area. Lucky Jackson is a prolific songwriter who at the moment writes and records a song a week and is very