Millie Jackson

Millie Jackson is an American R&B and soul singer-songwriter who was active from the 1970s to the present day. Born in Thomson, Georgia in 1944, Jackson began her career as a backup singer before releasing her debut album, "Ask Me What You Want," in 1972. She is known for her distinctive style, which blends elements of soul, funk, and blues, and for her controversial lyrics, which often dealt with taboo subjects such as infidelity and sexual relationships. Throughout her career, Jackson has released numerous albums and had several hit songs, including "My Man, a Sweet Man," "It Hurts So Good," and "The Rap." She has won several awards for her contributions to music and continues to tour and perform. Millie Jackson is considered one of the great R&B and soul singers of all time and has influenced many later artists in the genre.