This album is described as "Christmas Selections from The Huron Carole Benefit Concert Series 2004".  Features performances by Tom Jackson, Lunch at Allen's, Aaron Pritchett, Andrea Menard, Jack Semple, and Madviolet.

Will Play for Food
2003

This album is described as "Christmas Selections from The Huron Carole
& The Holiday Train 2003".  Features performances by Tom Jackson,
Beverley Mahood, Michelle Wright, Amanda Stott, Brad Johner,
and The Nylons.  Net proceeds from the sale of this album go
to the Canadian Association of Food Banks.

This Christmas album features performances by Tom Jackson, Beverley Mahood, Duane Steele and Amanda Stott.  Net proceeds from the sale of this album go to the Canadian Association of Food Banks.

I like this album!  I was very surprised to hear Sixteen Tons on it.  I used to have an LP of Tennessee Ernie Ford singing that!  And, Sometimes I Just Keep It To Myself sounds much different than the Billy Twofeathers' version of the song!  No hippo or timber wolf on this one!  But I much prefer this version!  ;-)

Tom performs Before the Owl Calls My Name on this album.

The Best of The Huron Carole is a non-profit project with net proceeds going to the Canadian Association of Food Banks.

This is a really nice album!  Has a couple of terrific ballads on it. The first song to grow on me was Night Rider's Lament.  Not certain why -- I just find it very evocative, and it puts me in an introspective mood.  Tom Jackson's proceeds from the sale of this recording are being donated to the Canadian Association of Food Banks.

Home This Christmas is a non-profit project with net proceeds going to The Canadian Association of Food Banks.  Festival Distribution still carries this album.  Tom is joined on this CD by Prescott Brown, Joan Kennedy, Tracey Brown, Susan Aglukark, Stephanie Beaumont, Wayne Rostad, Tudjaat, and Charlie Major.

This is a great album.  I can't define the style, on either this or his other albums. It's not what I think of as country music.  And while some of it is folk-ish, there is also a kind of raucous, bluesy feel to some of it.

Tom Jackson performs two of the songs on this CD:  Humble Me and Love Turning Blue.  If you're a fan of North of 60, listen carefully to scenes that take place in Gerry and Rosie's diner/general store and you'll sometimes hear Tom's music playing in the background.  A fellow fan had to draw that to my attention - I'm not normally that observant!

 Net proceeds from the sale of this recording go to the Canadian Association of Food Banks.  Tom Is joined on this album by Tracey Brown, Michael Burgess, Farmer's Daughter, and Beverley Mahood.

Net proceeds from this recording were donated to the Salvation Army.