About this album
Where they were
By the time 'A Moment's Pleasure' was released in January 1979, Millie Jackson had established herself as a prominent figure in soul music following her breakthrough album 'Caught Up' in 1974. This album continued her exploration of themes surrounding love and relationships, showcasing her unique blend of R&B and pop influences while solidifying her reputation as a candid storyteller.
Why it matters
This album is significant for its unfiltered exploration of romantic complexities, resonating with listeners and earning critical acclaim. It featured the hit single 'Kiss You All Over,' which reached the Billboard charts, further cementing Jackson's place in the soul genre during a vibrant period for R&B music.
Essential tracks
- "Kiss You All Over" — This track became one of Jackson's most recognized songs, exemplifying her ability to blend catchy pop hooks with soulful delivery.
- "Never Change Lovers in the Middle of the Night" — The song showcases Jackson's signature narrative style, combining humor and vulnerability in its lyrics about love's complexities.
- "What Went Wrong Last Night, Part I" — 'Part I' sets the stage for a two-part emotional journey, highlighting Jackson’s storytelling prowess and vocal dynamics.
Release Date
January 1, 1979
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Never Change Lovers in the Middle of the Night 4:51
- 2 Seeing You Again 5:24
- 3 Kiss You All Over 3:44
- 4 A Moment's Pleasure 6:57
- 5 What Went Wrong Last Night, Part I 2:46
- 6 What Went Wrong Last Night, Part II 5:50
- 7 Rising Cost of Love 3:56
- 8 We Got to Hit It Off 4:10
- 9 Once You've Had It 4:32
