Larry Jackson

Just Reflections (New Age Mix) Video Click Here | Elsewhere, Somewhere (Jazz Instrumental Mix) | Click here for short sample. More than a dozen T.V. appearances between 1966 & 1971. Including a standing-room only performance at the Memorial Stadium Decency Rally before an estimated 70K crowd with seating on the grass. Recorded the vocals on the rec... ord, Because I Love You & I'm Not Gonna Loose You . Discovered by Music & Business legend Chuck Weber, they were the 1st to record on Jody Enterprises (JE) record label (founded by Chuck Weber, Joe Sokolas, & Dave Shapiro). Pictured Left-Front: Judge Marshal B. Murray. "Bert" as he was affectionately called, was the original 4th Chrysler. Sometime during the mid-1960s, Bert shared his vocal talents and creativity with The Chrysler Trio forming The Chrysler Quartet. From 1 of the singers in The Chryslers to his present position as a Wisconsin District Court Judge, in the U.S.A. He is a testament to the self-made man. Pictured Left-Rear: Rev. Wendell Amprey. "Amp" as he was fondly known in the 1960s, was the original 3rd Chrysler. His talents were, imaginative, spontaneous, incredible and versatile. In the early mid-1960s, when he joined and formed The Chryslers Trio, he seemed always philosophical & humane. It is no surprise that today, he is in service to human-kind through his Christian Ministry activities in the U.S.A.. Pictured Center: Randolf B. Hammond. "Randy" as he was affectionately known, is the original co-creator of The Chryslers. One could say, The Chryslers started out in the late 1950s as a duet, morphed in the 1960s to a trio, and finally a quartet- for a short while. Randy's talents were incredibly, high-energy, focused and determined. He is now semi-retired but occasionally, sings vocals for studio vocal recordings. Right-Rear: Darnell McManus. Darnell is a 3rd. generation Chrysler as a quintet singing group. He replaced the legendary Lamont Davis (1st Lead on the recording "Because I Love You"). Darnell joined The Chryslers in the late ...Read More