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Pervis Jackson (May 17, 1938 – August 18, 2008) was an American R&B singer, noted as the bass singer for The Spinners, and was one of the group's original members as well as their spokesman. He was a member of the Spinners from its formation in 1954 until his death in August 2008.
22. Aug. 2008 · Aug. 21, 2008. DETROIT (AP) Pervis Jackson, the man behind the deep, rolling bass voice in a string of 1970s R&B hits by the Spinners, died here on Monday. He was 70. His death was confirmed by...
Original member Pervis Jackson, who was still touring as a member of the group, died from cancer on August 18, 2008. The group continued for a short time as a quartet before Jessie Robert Peck (born in Queens , New York, December 17, 1968) was recruited as the group's new bass vocalist in February 2009.
18. Aug. 2008 · DETROIT–Pervis Jackson, the man behind the deep, rolling bass voice in a string of 1970s R&B hits by The Spinners, has died after being diagnosed with brain and liver cancer. He was 70....
17. Aug. 2023 · The last surviving original member of the legendary soul group, Henry Fambrough, shares their story, from the Detroit projects to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. He remembers their early days, their breakthrough with Thom Bell, and the loss of their lead singer Pervis Jackson.
An obituary of Pervis Jackson, the lead singer of the soul group the Detroit Spinners, who died in 2008. Learn about his career, his signature song \"12.45\", and his personal life.
Pervis Jackson, who sang \"12:45\" in the group's hit \"Games People Play\", passed away in Detroit after a long illness. He was a soul music legend for over 40 years and a supporter of autism charities.
