Release : Millie Jackson - Feelin' Bitchy (1977)
Artist : Millie Jackson
Album : Feelin' Bitchy (1977)
Genre : Soul
Source : CDDA
Label : Southbound Records
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Date : 1994-07-29
Encoder : LAME 3.97b V2 / alt-preset standard
Quality : 181kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 8
Time : 39:46 min
Size : 53.99
1 All The Way Lover 10:45
2 Lovin' Your Good Thing Away 3:14
3 Angel In Your Arms 4:07
4 A Little Taste Of Outside Love 3:39
5 You Created A Monster 2:59
6 Cheatin' Is 3:48
7 If You're Not Back In Love By Monday 5:41
8 Feelin' Like A Woman 5:33
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, All
Music Guide
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