Jack Cooper

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This article is about the singer-songwriter. For the politician and trade union leader, see Jack Cooper, Baron Cooper of Stockton Heath.

Jack Cooper is a Blackpool-born singer/songwriter signed to Manchester record label My Dad Recordings via handing a demo to a friend at the Twisted Nerve Records label. Twisted Nerve subsequently included a demo of the first song he ever wrote, "Hope I Don't Cry", on their "Singles Club" compilation. His debut EP - "Turn The Light Off" - was released in 2004. He's one of a crop of acclaimed singer/songwriters currently based in Manchester that also includes Jim Noir and Isobel Heyworth.