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Millie Jackson
It's Over
Release Date: 1995 11 07
Running Time: 67:29
Label: IC

Fans of Millie Jackson's sassy raps, deep soul singing, and other-woman songs will kick this to the curb so hard they'll scuff their shoes. Not a bad effort, it just isn't R&B or urban, but Country with a capital C. A production by Betty Wright ("Lies That We Live," a haunting, uptown floater) is the sole exception. Bright spots are Wright's tune "You Ain't Killing Me the Way I Want to Die," an upbeat stomper with biting lyrics, "Breaking Up Somebody's Home," an upbeat grinder, and the album's best ballad, "I Don't Want to Be Your Friend." A strong backing vocal trio consisting of two-thirds of Ray, Goodman & Brown -- Al Goodman and Billy Brown -- and Keisha Jackson (Millie's daughter) is indistinguishable on this plodding set. Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	I Can't See Me Without You	Jackson, Smith	30:01
2	Don't Give up on Me, Now	Jackson	4:58
3	Lies That We Live	Morris, Wright	4:44
4	I Just Watched My Love Burn Down	Jackson, Smith	4:12
5	What's in It for Me	Burr, Jarrard	3:07
6	You Ain't Killing Me (The Way I Want to Die)	Jackson	3:32
7	Breakin' up Somebody Else's Home	Matthews, Jackson	4:15
8	Missing You	Waite, Leonard, Sandford	4:18
9	When Love Dies	Berg	3:30
10	I Don't Want to Be Your Friend	Jackson	4:52