Jackal Band Members
- Band Formation:
- Circa 1984
- Nationality:
- United States
- Primary Profession(s):
- Musicians (Rock Band)
- Genre:
- Hard Rock, Glam Metal
Early Years and Formation
- Jackal emerged from Connecticut in the mid-1980s.
- The band's original lineup consisted of Jesse James Dupree (vocals), Pete Holmes (guitar), Jeff Foote (bass), and Chris Ingles (drums).
- Influenced by hard rock and glam metal bands, they quickly developed a reputation for their energetic live performances.
Career and Major Achievements
- Signed a record deal with Scotti Bros. Records in the late 1980s.
- Released their debut album, "Fool's Paradise," in 1992, which achieved gold status.
- Toured extensively, opening for major rock acts.
- Notable radio airplay and MTV exposure contributed to their initial success.
- The band underwent several lineup changes throughout their career.
Notable Works
Discography
Title | Year | Label |
---|---|---|
Fool's Paradise | 1992 | Scotti Bros. Records |
Cut Loose | 1994 | Mayhem Records |
Night of the Jackal | 1996 | CMC International |
Legacy and Impact
The biography of Jackal band members reflects their significant, though relatively short-lived, impact on the hard rock scene of the early 1990s. While their initial success was notable, subsequent lineup changes and shifting musical trends resulted in diminished mainstream appeal.