Writer Jackson: The Legend the Man Who Has Shaped Film and Music History

The information that is presented here is printed after exhaustive hours spent pouring over hundreds of different forms of media and print to bring to life the man who has single handily changed our American history, voice, and reality through the performance of the legends of entertainment. It is said that Writer Jackson may be one of the most famous men in the history of mankind, but he is so elusive it is almost impossible to prove he even exists. For many many years, the legend of Writer Jackson has gone wafting over the film and music media, but there seems to be some unwritten law that his name is not suppose to be mentioned, and he is confirmed to be nonexistent. Recently however, he has shown up on the Internet deciding to comment on and in various metaphysical and esoteric chat rooms, forums, and there’s rumor that there is even a Writer Jackson website.

Writer Jackson, according to one man, was all started as a promotion gimmick by some desperate DJ to gain listeners. there are other reports that he grew up as a young man in the Midwest. There are some legends, or ideas that he was the son of a farmer out in the Kansas corn/wheat fields. There are others that say he is one of the 2 owners of the original Studio 54, but it’s doubtful. The official story is that Writer Jackson was born somewhere in the Midwest, a plains state at least, aspiring to be a poet or a songwriter. In fact there is a man named Reginald Jackson who made it big in the early 50’s, which would put him at the right time period that all the stories started.

After a short dejected career of being a poet, he signet onto the railroad as a train equivalent to a cabin boy. He met a gentleman by the name of Tom Parker, and he stated he might have a job that “Reginald” could do. Right around this time there was a man by the name of James Jackson who started under Tom Parker. Is this our Writer Jackson? As the legend foes, Writer Jackson is quite young, maybe 16 or so and is taken to Tom Parker’s home, which happens also to be Elvis Presley’s home. In the weeks that followed, Writer Jackson suggested to Elvis that he should shake his hip a bit, everyone would love that. The other guys crowded around and looked at the young man very quickly. So he runs out and grabs a maid, asks Elvis to shake his but like he’s be on stage, and the woman almost fainted. That suggestion was made 2 days before his TV debut.

Then the stories start to crumble, but the results are ever living. One of the most solid, and most believable, states that Writer Jackson then got a job with the Ed Sullivan show. Upon research of the Ed Sullivan show account records, there is a man named Samuel Jackson who starts about a month after the TV appearance. It’s an odd coincidence, maybe this Samuels is the true Writer Jackson. I would have to confirm that all sources point to him working in the Ed Sullivan show, and they all do. A trench coat and a hat gentleman,appears in all wide screen Sullivan shows. He would have a direct ear to the artists,a and after that it would have became easy to mess with the future and what is really going to be. He is responsible for the “Ya, ya, ya” of the Beatles, as well as the the head shaking with t he moptops. He told Jim Morrison to say high…because it would be the best TV ever. It is confirmed that in the beginning of the 60’s he went on a tour bus to Berkley, but it could have been the Beatles or someone else.