After leaving the Moondials for full-time Belle & Sebastian membership, Glaswegian singer and multi-instrumentalist Stevie Jackson was dubbed "Stevie Reverb" for his penchant for reverb-heavy, Velvet Underground-inspired lead guitar work. It wasn't until "Seymour Stein" on third album The Boy with the Arab Strap that Jackson got a chance to contribute as a songwriter and lead vocalist. All of the following B&S records featured at least one Jackson-penned tune. In 2011, Jackson completed his first solo album, (I Can't Get No) Stevie Jackson, which featured occasional assistance from his Belle & Sebastian cohorts. The following year, Jackson contributed a version of George McCrae's "Rock Your Baby" to the WFMU fundraising compilation Super Hits of the Seventies. ~ Fred Thomas