Eddie Jackson (musician)

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Eddie Jackson performing at Glasgow Carling Academy 2008
Photo: Shadowgate

Eddie Jackson (born January 29, 1961, Robstown, Texas) is the bass guitarist for the progressive metal band, Queensrÿche. He has been with the group since 1981, when they were known as The Mob.

During the mid-1980s "Edbass", as he is commonly known as among fans, was an endorsee of Kramer basses until Kramer bought out Spector basses. Two main Kramer Spector NS-2 basses, one black and one white, became his primary instruments throughout the late 1980s and into the 1990s, although the Black Spector was stolen in the mid-'90s.[1] After a short stint endorsing Fernandes basses during Queensryche's "Promised Land" tour[2] from 1994 to 1996, in the late 1990s Jackson endorsed master luthier Michael Lull, who had done all of the repair and upkeep work on Queensryche's guitars and basses due to their both living in the Greater Seattle area. Since the late 1990s Jackson has used both Mike Lull "Modern" 4-string & "Modern/Vintage" 5-string Jazz Bass-style as well as modern-era Spector "ReBop" bolt-on and "EuroLX" neck-through 4 & 5-string basses. Specifically, he uses [1]:

Jackson is notoriously known for putting pranks on the inside of album covers.[5]

His nickname is "One Take".

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