Wayne Jackson was not only a remarkable musician but also a significant figure in the realm of soul music, particularly known for his work as a trumpet player with The Memphis Horns. Collectors of physical media often seek out his contributions to timeless albums, particularly his role in the acclaimed documentary "Classic Albums: Peter Gabriel - So" (2012), which delves into the making of one of the most celebrated records of the 1980s. This release is a goldmine for fans and collectors alike, offering insight into the creative process behind iconic tracks like "Sledgehammer." With a career that began at Stax Records, Jackson's horn arrangements can be heard on classics by legends such as Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin. His spontaneous and innovative contributions helped shape the Memphis sound, making recordings featuring his work essential for any serious collector. Even after his passing in 2016, Jackson's legacy endures, as enthusiasts continue to hunt for vinyl and home video releases that showcase his artistry and the impact he made on music history.