Ray Jackson is a British musician best known as the harmonica player and backing vocalist for the folk-rock band Lindisfarne. Born on June 3, 1948, in Jarrow, England, he was a key member of the group during its peak in the early 1970s. Lindisfarne's music blends folk, rock, and pop, characterized by rich harmonies and engaging storytelling. Jackson's notable works include the hit singles "Meet Me on the Corner" and "Lady Eleanor," as well as the acclaimed albums "Fog on the Tyne" and "Nicola." His distinctive harmonica playing contributed significantly to the band's sound, showcasing a unique fusion of traditional folk elements with contemporary rock influences. Lindisfarne's impact on music is marked by their role in the British folk-rock movement, influencing a generation of artists with their melodic approach and lyrical depth. The band remains celebrated for its contributions to the genre, and Jackson's involvement has solidified his place in the rich tapestry of British music history. Despite lineup changes and various projects, Jackson's legacy endures through the enduring popularity of Lindisfarne's work.