Ralph Jackson is an American R&B and soul singer-songwriter, known for his deep, emotive vocal style that typifies the soul genre. He emerged in the late 20th century, notably contributing to the Southern soul movement. Jackson's most influential work is arguably his 1985 album "Learning to Love," which showcases his signature blend of soul and pop. His music, while not mainstream, has had a significant impact on the soul genre, particularly in the American South.