Millie Jackson – A Moment’s Pleasure

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Art Cover / Label
8/10
Recording Quality
8/10
Production
9/10
Audience response
8/10
Loving It
9/10
Overall
8.4/10

A Moment’s Pleasure is the 10th studio album from Millie Jackson (1979), and I really like when those moments lasts for hours

She have the same initials as Mahalia Jackson, but their life are completely different. If Mahalia sung in churches in the name of God, Millie found her way in luxury…

I’ve few records from her, and its always a great moment to listen to them. I often take this one in my Dj Bag, huge effect ! And lets remember the unforgettable collaboration with Isaac Hayes that spun off the single, Do You Wanna Make Love.

About Millie Jackson

From Scaruffi : “(…) Millie Jackson’s career was entirely dedicated to love paranoia of one form or another. Millie Jackson (1972) contained the pop ballad Ask Me What You Want but revealed her gospel-like roar. Hurts So Good (1973) was another pop tune, but on Caught Up (1974), a concept album (produced by Brad Shapiro) based on a dramatic analysis of adultery, she blended angry raps and erotic whispers: Jackson played the “wife” on the first side, and the “lover” on the second. The saga continued on two more albums, while Jackson’s lyrics (and stage act) became more and more explicit, even obscene in Phuck You Symphony (1979). She repeated that routine year after year, but her songs were banned from the main radio stations. The quality of her singing remained impressive, but the songwriting was mediocre at best. Even Hard Times (1982) and Extra Sexual Persuasion (1984), the best albums of the 1980s, sounded like parodies. It took Between The Sheets (2000), a quarter of a century after her revelation, to revitalize her career (…)”

Fondateur de Houz-Motik, coordinateur de la rédaction de Postap Mag et du Food2.0Lab, Cyprien Rose est journaliste indépendant. Il a collaboré avec Radio France, Le Courrier, Tsugi, LUI... Noctambule, il œuvre au sein de l'équipe organisatrice des soirées La Mona, et se produit en tant que DJ. Il accepte volontiers qu'on lui offre un café...

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