Jerome Jackson is an American soul singer known for his smooth, resonant voice and emotive delivery. He gained prominence in the late 1960s and 70s, largely due to his work with legendary record label, Motown. Jackson's style is characterized by a blend of gospel-rooted soul and R&B, and he is best recognized for his hit singles such as "But It's Alright" and "I'll Be There". His contributions to the soul genre have solidified his place in music history.