Polydor / Spring Records Stereo 1980
From all the Millie Jackson albums that I've listened to, "For Men Only" is definitely her second best, only marginally outperformed by "Caught Up/Still Caught Up". There is hardly a weak moment on "For Men Only". Millie's unique deep, powerful voice is mesmerizing, giving you the chills at times (eg. on "This is it"), and the giggles at others ("This is were I came in" is hilarious husband bashing, but not as vulgar as in her later records).Although quite different in style, Gladys Knight and Millie Jackson are my favorite female soul singers. They don't make them like this anymore, or do they? By
Marcel Wild.
Side 1.
1. This Is Where I Came In
Written-By – Randy Klein, Vicky Germaise
4:54
2. This Is It
Written-By – K. Loggins*, M. McDonald*
7:30
3. If That Don't Turn You On
Written-By – D. Morrison*, J. Slate*, L. Keith*, S. Pippin*
4:20
4. I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again
Written-By – C. Putman*, D. Cook*, R. VanHoy*
3:35
Side 2.
1. A Fool's Affair
Written-By – R. Kerr*, T. Seals*
3:56
2. You Must Have Known I Needed Love
Written-By – Len Ron Hanks - Zane Grey*
3:11
3. Despair
Written-By – Brad Shapiro, Millie Jackson, Randy McCormick
4:13
4. Not On Your Life
Written-By – Randy Klein, Vicky Germaise
4:00
5. Ain't No Comin' Back
Written-By – Benny Latimore
4:00
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