he professed his admiration for Johnny "Guitar" Watson (I Get A Feeling), and in his own songs he showed his solidity and tenacity as a composer. With the guitar he reached the climax with a review of Prince's "Purle Rain", which he drove the audience crazy to end his performance. Vasti Jackson started playing in McComb clubs and from 1990 he joined Malaco and Alligator Records as a sideman guitarist, his song "Let the Juke Joint Jump" was included on the album "Force Of Nature" by Koko Taylor and in 1995 he played on BB King's Grammy Award-winning album, "Blues Summit." The following year, Vasti released his first solo album "Vas-Tie Jackson". As a producer, his work can be found on albums by Bobby Rush (Hoochie Man - 2000), Henry Butler (Homeland - 2004), films such as "Woman Thou Art Loosed" (2004) and played the title role in the play, Robert Johnson The Man, The Myth, The Music" (2011). Also in 2001 Jackson was one of the performers in "Warming by the Devil's Fire", one of the Martin Scorsese's film documentaries in