millie jackson's 1973 Concert & Tour History

millie jackson's 1973 Concert History

Mildred Virginia Jackson (born July 15, 1944), better known as Millie Jackson, is an African-American R&B and soul singer-songwriter and actress whose music has also explored disco, hip-hop, pop, rock and even country. Her powerful vocal performances are also distinguished by long, humorous, and explicit spoken sections in her music; her work from the 1970s and 1980s, is often cited as an influence on female rappers. She is the mother of contemporary R&B singer, Keisha Jackson.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
May 28, 1973	millie jackson	Top Rank	Hanley, England, United Kingdom
May 02, 1973	millie jackson	Municipal Auditorium	Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Genres:

Soul

Female Vocalists

R&B

Funk

Disco

Quiet Storm

Classic Soul

Rhythm And Blues

Soul Blues

Northern Soul

Southern Soul

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Latest Setlist (08/03/2012):

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Breaking Up Somebody's Home
If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want to Be Right)
Butt-A-Cize
Pour Some Sugar On Me
Loving Arms
If You're Not Back in Love by Monday
Hurts So Good
The Lies That We Live
Old Bitches (Got It Going On)
Trying 2 Get U Back
Leave Me Alone
Phuck U Symphony
You Don't Know Who You're Fuckin' With
Keep the Home Fire Burnin'
Put Something Down on It
Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?
Put Something Down On It (Reprise)
I Wish It Would Rain Down

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Concerts Per Year:

2023	1 concert
2021	1 concert
2019	1 concert
2018	2 concerts
2016	2 concerts
2015	10 concerts
2014	3 concerts
2013	5 concerts
2012	10 concerts
2011	3 concerts
2010	3 concerts
2009	2 concerts
2008	4 concerts
2007	2 concerts
2006	2 concerts
2005	1 concert
2004	1 concert
2003	2 concerts
2002	2 concerts
2001	1 concert
2000	2 concerts
1999	5 concerts
1998	9 concerts
1997	3 concerts
1996	6 concerts
1995	9 concerts
1994	15 concerts
1993	19 concerts
1992	13 concerts
1991	7 concerts
1990	11 concerts
1989	10 concerts
1988	11 concerts
1987	21 concerts
1986	8 concerts
1985	24 concerts
1984	8 concerts
1983	33 concerts
1982	26 concerts
1981	33 concerts
1980	10 concerts
1979	2 concerts
1978	23 concerts
1977	1 concert
1976	2 concerts
1975	4 concerts
1974	3 concerts
1973	2 concerts
1972	2 concerts