Jackson, Millie

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	A Moment's Pleasure New - LP - SP-1-6722 Sealed 1979 Original, Cut Corner. more
	Back To The S..t New - LP - 1186-1-J Sealed 1989 Original. Saw Cut. Custom Parental Advisory Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap Which States..."99% Of This LP Will Not Be Played On The Radio." more
	Caught Up New - LP - SPR 6703 Sealed 1974 Original. Tiny Saw Cut. “Taking The Drama Of A Love Triangle To Logical Extremes, Millie Jackson's Caught Up Turns The Pitfalls Of Tainted Love Into The Basis For A Concept Album (The Seeds For Soul Music's Explicit Treatment Of The Topic Having Been Planted By James Carr's "Dark End Of The Street"). While The "Other Woman's" View Is Taken Up Initially On Cuts Like The R&B Hit "If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right," The Wife's Plight Is Covered On The Second Half Of The Disc With Revealing Titles Like "It's All Over But The Shouting." Jackson Also Delivers Some Of Her Patented Racy Commentary On The Appropriately Named "The Rap," While Showing Equal Vigor In The Album's Wealth Of Fine Vocal Performances, Including An Impressive Cover Of Bobby Womack's "I'm Through Trying To Prove My Love To You." Caught Up's Standout Track, Though, Is The Version Of Bobby Goldsboro's "Summer" That Closes The Record. Seemingly Out Of Sync With The Overriding Concept, The Song Touches Upon A Girl's Loss Of Innocence To An Older Man. One Soon Realizes, Though, That Beyond Sexual Awakening, Jackson Is Really Emphasizing The Point Of No Return: After The Epiphany, One Is Sent Hurdling Toward The Power Struggles And Politics Of Adult Relations, Including, Potentially, The Moral Crossroads Of Infidelity. Luckily, As Soon As Your Mind Overloads From Pop Semiotics, The In-The-Pocket Grooves Supplied By The Muscle Shoals Swampers Provides The Needed Salve. Jackson Shows Both Brains And Soul On This Fine Release, Creating What Might Be The Only Concept Album One Can Dance And Drink To.” – Stephen Cook, All Music Guide more
	Caught Up Used - LP - SPR 6703 Beautiful 1974 Heavy Vinyl Original. Appears Unplayed. “Taking The Drama Of A Love Triangle To Logical Extremes, Millie Jackson's Caught Up Turns The Pitfalls Of Tainted Love Into The Basis For A Concept Album (The Seeds For Soul Music's Explicit Treatment Of The Topic Having Been Planted By James Carr's "Dark End Of The Street"). While The "Other Woman's" View Is Taken Up Initially On Cuts Like The R&B Hit "If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right," The Wife's Plight Is Covered On The Second Half Of The Disc With Revealing Titles Like "It's All Over But The Shouting." Jackson Also Delivers Some Of Her Patented Racy Commentary On The Appropriately Named "The Rap," While Showing Equal Vigor In The Album's Wealth Of Fine Vocal Performances, Including An Impressive Cover Of Bobby Womack's "I'm Through Trying To Prove My Love To You." Caught Up's Standout Track, Though, Is The Version Of Bobby Goldsboro's "Summer" That Closes The Record. Seemingly Out Of Sync With The Overriding Concept, The Song Touches Upon A Girl's Loss Of Innocence To An Older Man. One Soon Realizes, Though, That Beyond Sexual Awakening, Jackson Is Really Emphasizing The Point Of No Return: After The Epiphany, One Is Sent Hurdling Toward The Power Struggles And Politics Of Adult Relations, Including, Potentially, The Moral Crossroads Of Infidelity. Luckily, As Soon As Your Mind Overloads From Pop Semiotics, The In-The-Pocket Grooves Supplied By The Muscle Shoals Swampers Provides The Needed Salve. Jackson Shows Both Brains And Soul On This Fine Release, Creating What Might Be The Only Concept Album One Can Dance And Drink To.” Stephen Cook, All Music Guide. more
	E.S.P. (Extra Sexual Persuasion) New - LP - SPR-33-6740 Sealed 1983 Original. more
	Feelin' Bitchy Used - LP - SP-1-6715 1977 Original With Custom Foil "If You're Not Back In Love By Monday" Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “Soul Fans Who Don't Have A Taste For Off-Color Humor Have Often Argued That Millie Jackson Should Stay Away From The Racy Stuff. They Insist That A Soulstress As Talented As Jackson Doesn't Need To Be Raunchy, Claiming That Her Sexually Explicit Diatribes Are An Unnecessary Distraction. But Here's The Thing: Those Diatribes Are Genuinely Funny -- At Times, She's Downright Hilarious. Jackson Would Still Be A Great Singer Even Without The R-Rated And X-Rated Monologues, But Those Monologues Are A Nice Bonus. Not Without Its Share Of Raunchy Humor, This 1977 LP Is Unlikely To Get Dr. Laura's Stamp Of Approval Any Time Soon. But Those Who Don't Mind Off-Color Humor Will Find Feelin' Bitchy To Be A First-Rate Soul Album. Jackson Provides Some Hilarious Diatribes On "You Created A Monster" And The Bluesy "All The Way Lover" (Which Lambastes Women Who Prefer Soap Operas Over Their Husbands), And She Fares Equally Well On Less Explicit Material Like Hot's "Angel In Your Arms" And Merle Haggard's "If You're Not Back In Love By Monday" (Which Was A Number Two Country Hit For Haggard And A Number Five R&B Hit For Jackson). While Hot's Original Version Of "Angel In Your Arms" Was Slick R&B/Pop And Crossed Over To Adult Contemporary Audiences, Jackson's Gritty Remake Is Hardcore Soul. From The Explicit To The Not So Explicit, Feelin' Bitchy Is Among Jackson's Finest Albums.” Alex Henderson, AMG. more
	Feelin' Bitchy New - LP - SP-1-6715 Sealed 1977 Original With Custom "If You're Not Back In Love By Monday" Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. “Soul Fans Who Don't Have A Taste For Off-Color Humor Have Often Argued That Millie Jackson Should Stay Away From The Racy Stuff. They Insist That A Soulstress As Talented As Jackson Doesn't Need To Be Raunchy, Claiming That Her Sexually Explicit Diatribes Are An Unnecessary Distraction. But Here's The Thing: Those Diatribes Are Genuinely Funny -- At Times, She's Downright Hilarious. Jackson Would Still Be A Great Singer Even Without The R-Rated And X-Rated Monologues, But Those Monologues Are A Nice Bonus. Not Without Its Share Of Raunchy Humor, This 1977 LP Is Unlikely To Get Dr. Laura's Stamp Of Approval Any Time Soon. But Those Who Don't Mind Off-Color Humor Will Find Feelin' Bitchy To Be A First-Rate Soul Album. Jackson Provides Some Hilarious Diatribes On "You Created A Monster" And The Bluesy "All The Way Lover" (Which Lambastes Women Who Prefer Soap Operas Over Their Husbands), And She Fares Equally Well On Less Explicit Material Like Hot's "Angel In Your Arms" And Merle Haggard's "If You're Not Back In Love By Monday" (Which Was A Number Two Country Hit For Haggard And A Number Five R&B Hit For Jackson). While Hot's Original Version Of "Angel In Your Arms" Was Slick R&B/Pop And Crossed Over To Adult Contemporary Audiences, Jackson's Gritty Remake Is Hardcore Soul. From The Explicit To The Not So Explicit, Feelin' Bitchy Is Among Jackson's Finest Albums.” Alex Henderson, AMG. more
	For Men Only Used - LP - SP-1-6727 1980 First Pressing With Content Warning Sticker On Shrink. “One Of Millie's Best, Jackson Gives Fans Tough Raps, Raunchiness, And Scathing Dialogue That Threads The Songs Together. Millie's Love For Country Ballads Shows On "I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again." The Appeal Heightens On Deep Soul Ballads, And For Men Only Is Loaded: Check Out Her Rendition Of Latimore's Gritty "Ain't No Coming Back," The Earthy "That Don't Turn Me On," "Despair," "This Is Where I Came In," And "A Fool's Affair." – Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide more
	For Men Only New - LP - SP-1-6727 Sealed 1980 First Pressing With Content Warning Sticker On Shrink. “One Of Millie's Best, Jackson Gives Fans Tough Raps, Raunchiness, And Scathing Dialogue That Threads The Songs Together. Millie's Love For Country Ballads Shows On "I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again." The Appeal Heightens On Deep Soul Ballads, And For Men Only Is Loaded: Check Out Her Rendition Of Latimore's Gritty "Ain't No Coming Back," The Earthy "That Don't Turn Me On," "Despair," "This Is Where I Came In," And "A Fool's Affair." – Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide more
	Free And In Love New - LP - SP-1-6709 Sealed And Pristine 1976 Original. more
	Get It Out'cha System Used - LP - 6719 1978 Original. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Get It Out'cha System New - LP - SP-1-6719 Sealed 1978 Original. more
	Hard Times New - LP - SP-1-6737 Sealed 1982 Original With Explicit Language Warning Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Just A Lil' Bit Country New - LP - SP-1-4712 Sealed 1981 Original more
	Live & Uncensored Used - LP - SP-2-6725 1979 2LP White Label Promo Housed In A Gatefold Cover With Foil Parental Warning Sticker. Both LPs Appear New, Unplayed. "Millie Jackson Is Better Than (Bette) Midler And Just About Any Other Female Entertainer You Can Name-Donna Summer, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Linda Ronstadt, Etc. (Millie) Electrifies Audiences With Both Her Vocals And Her Outrageous Patter...Songs With So Much Fury That You Can Almost See Fire Flaming Out Of Her Mouth." Dennis Hunt, Los Angeles Times, August 14th, 1979. more
	Live & Uncensored New - LP - SP-2-6725 Sealed 1979 2LP Gatefold Original. Features A Custom Parental Warning Sticker Over Shrink, Long Before Such Stickers Were, Um, Mandated. more
	Live & Uncensored New - LP - SP-2-6725 Sealed 1979 2LP Gatefold Original. Cut Corner. Recorded Live At The Roxy. more
	Live & Uncensored Used - LP - SP-2-6725 1979 2LP Gatefold Original Still In Shrink Wrap. Custom For Mature Audiences Warning Sticker On Shrink. Features Some Of Millie's Hilariously Racy Monologues. more
	Live And Outrageous New - LP - SP-1-6735 Sealed 1982 Original. X-Rated! more
	Lovingly Yours Used - LP - SP-1-6712 1976 Original. Saw-Cut, Appears Unplayed. more
	Millie Used - LP - SPR 6701 1974 Original, CC. Promo Sticker On Cover. Includes The Hard To Find Insert. more
	Millie Jackson Used - LP - SPR 5703 1972 Original still In Shrink. Saw Cut. Millie Jackson's Debut Is One Of The Freshest Albums Of Her Career, Her Style Remarkably Mature And The Sound An Infectious Blend Of '60s Soul Influences. She Injects The Perfect Measure Of Anger And Genuine Confusion Into The Hypocrisy Fable "A Child Of God (It's Hard To Believe)" (Her First R&B Hit), And Has No Trouble Switching Gears For The Affectionate "My Man, A Sweet Man," With A Driving Bass Line And Handclaps Making Direct Connections To The Classic Motown Sound. The Biggest Hit Here Was Another Love Song, The Swinging "Ask Me What You Want," Her Second R&B Top Ten Entry. more
	Millie Jackson New - LP - SPR 5703 Sealed, Rare 1972 Original With Promo Sticker On The Jacket. May Be A White Label Promo. Pristine Copy. “Millie Jackson's Debut Is One Of The Freshest Albums Of Her Career, Her Style Remarkably Mature And The Sound An Infectious Blend Of '60s Soul Influences (From Motown To Stax To Early Philly Soul). Jackson's Just As Tough And Aggressively Honest Here As She Would Be On Her Breakout, 1974's Caught Up, And Songs Like "I Ain't Giving Up" And "I Miss You Baby" Are Of The Same High Caliber. She Injects The Perfect Measure Of Anger And Genuine Confusion Into The Hypocrisy Fable "A Child Of God (It's Hard To Believe)" (Her First R&B Hit) And Has No Trouble Switching Gears For The Affectionate "My Man, A Sweet Man," With A Driving Bassline And Handclaps Making Direct Connections To The Classic Motown Sound. The Biggest Hit Here Was Another Love Song, The Swinging "Ask Me What You Want," Her Second R&B Top Ten Entry. Even Though It Never Came Together Quite Like Caught Up, Jackson's First LP Introduced A Major Talent To The R&B World.” John Bush, All Music Guide. more
	Millie Jackson Used - LP - SPR 5703 1975 US Original Monarch Pressing, Still In Shrink Wrap. Co-Produced By Millie & Brad Shapiro. Rhythm Section Recorded At Muscle Shoals, Engineered By Jerry Masters And Steve Melton Featuring The Stalwarts David Hood, Roger Hawkins, Jimmy Johnson And Barry Beckett Among Others. more
	Still Caught Up New - LP - SPR 6708 Sealed 1975 Original, CC. more
	Still Caught Up New - LP - SPR 5703 Sealed 1975 Original, CC. more
	Tide Is Turning New - LP - 1103 Sealed 1988 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Tide Is Turning New - LP - 1103 Sealed 1988 Original, Small Saw Cut. more