1938-03-12 ( 87 years old ) in San Antonio, Texas
Jessy Dixon (1938–2011) was an American gospel singer, songwriter, and pianist known for his dynamic style. Born in Texas, he moved to Chicago, where he was discovered by the "King of Gospel", James Cleveland, who sang & recorded his early songs. He gained fame after performing at the 1972 Newport Jazz Festival and collaborated with Paul Simon for eight years, appearing on several hit albums. Dixon wrote over 200 songs, recorded by artists like Amy Grant and Cher, and released over 20 albums, earning seven Grammy nominations. A regular on Bill Gaither’s Homecoming series, he died of cancer in 2011, leaving a lasting gospel legacy.
Movies
Rock of Ages
2008-04-15
A Campfire Homecoming
2008-02-08
Canadian Homecoming
2006-02-07
Live From Toronto
2006-01-01
Freedom Band
2002-01-29
Christmas in the Country
2000-11-07
Memphis Homecoming
2000-04-23
Good News
2000-01-01
Sweet Sweet Spirit
1999-01-01
All Day Singing at The Dome
1998-01-01
Homecoming Texas Style
1996-01-01
Joy to the World
1996-01-01
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