Sean Jackson
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Sean Jackson was the lead musician and creative driving force behind Scottish indie band 18 Wheeler. After a hiatus of several years spent mainly in Central and Eastern Europe, Sean Jackson returned to the music world with a solo album "Slots", recorded in 2005. The album, although written in Košice, Eastern Slovakia, and Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, is influenced by traditional British folk, as well as rock music, and is due for release on Must Destroy Records in early 2006.
He read English as undergraduate at the University of Glasgow and subsequently obtained a post-graduate diploma in Russian language from the University of Strathclyde.
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Not to be confused with the British actor, Sean Jackson, currently appearing in the National Theatre production of 'Waves'. National Theatre
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