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Chuck Jackson I Don't Want To Cry ellis bullard I’m sure he’d say that180 Gram Vinyl Pressed at R. T. I. Growing up in Pittsburgh, Chuck Jackson witnessed first hand the rise of the citys vibrant doo wop scene. Joining local heroes the Del Vikings, his smooth, commanding voice took the lead on their 1957 single Willette. Going solo in 1959, Jackson was spotted by producer Wand Records A&R man Luther Dixon while opening for Jackie Wilson at the Apollo Theater. With Dixon, Jackson co wrote his first hit, I Dont Want to