Jacob's Trouble

Jacob's Trouble was a rock and roll band that originated in the Atlanta area in the 1980s. Committed to Jesus and a Beatlesque sound, the group originally consisted of members Jerry Davison (drums), Mark Blackburn (guitar), and Steve

Jacob's Trouble was a rock and roll band that originated in the Atlanta area in the 1980s. Committed to Jesus and a Beatlesque sound, the group originally consisted of members Jerry Davison (drums), Mark Blackburn (guitar), and Steve Atwell (bass), with Davison and Blackburn handling the lead vocals.

In 1989, Jacob's Trouble released their debut album, The Door Into Summer that featured several well received originals ("Wind and Wave", "She Smiles at the Future", "The Church of Do What You Want To", and "Awfully Familiar") as well as covers of the Beatles' "Tell Me What You See" and the Monkees' "Door into Summer".