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A Lot of Love is the fifteenth album by American singer Melba Moore. It was released by Capitol Records on July 18, 1986. This album featured two number-one R&B hits, including the duet, "A Little Bit More", with Freddie Jackson and "Falling". She scored other popular R&B hits including "Love the One I'm With (A Lot of Love)" and "It ...
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The second single released from her album A Lot of Love and featuring added vocals by soul singer Freddie Jackson, also featured on his second album Just Like the First Time. It was her most successful on the R&B Songs chart, where it spent one week at number one. The single failed to make the Hot 100.
- "When We Touch (It's Like Fire)"
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- Celestial Sound Studios, New York City
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1956–1980: early life and education, Mystic Merlin
Born in Harlem section of New York City, Jackson was trained as a gospel singer from an early age, singing at the White Rock Baptist Church of Harlem. There he met Paul Laurence, who would later become his record producer and songwriting partner. After completing school, Jackson joined Laurence's group LJE (Laurence Jones Ensemble) and played the New York nightclub scene. During the late 1970s, Jackson moved to the West Coastand sang lead with the band Mystic Merlin (with which he released th...
1981–2013: solo career
Jackson sang on demo recordings of Laurence's compositions, and also served as a backing singer for Melba Moore after she saw his nightclub act in 1981. In 1984, Jackson landed a recording contract with Capitol Records, and released his debut album, Rock Me Tonight in 1985. The Laurence-penned title track stormed the R&B chart, spending six weeks at number one, and made Jackson an instant hit on urban contemporary radio. "You Are My Lady" gave him a second straight R&B chart-topper, and also...
2014–present: later career
On August 26, 2014, Jackson released the single "Love & Satisfaction," written by Dustin "Dab" Bowie, Gregory Bowman, Kameron Corvet, Bertram Ford Jr, and Selasi "The African Kid," and released by the entertainment company Climax Entertainment. The single received some positive reviews and airplay, and allowed Jackson to reintroduce himself as he toured internationally in support of the release, as well as appear with artists Jeffrey Osborne, Peabo Bryson, Melba Moore, and Stephanie Mills at...
In August 1988, the British music magazine NME reported that Jackson had verbally attacked George Michael in the Los Angeles Timesover his black music chart success.
Tasty Love Tour (1986–87)Hey Lover Tour (1988–89)Do Me Again Tour (1991)Finer with Time Tour (Summer 2014)1985 – nominated for Grammy Award: Best New Artist1985 – nominated for Grammy Award: Best Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance – Male ("You Are My Lady").1986 – nominated for American Music Awardfor Favorite Male Artist – Soul / Rhythm & Blues1988 – won American Music Award: Favorite Soul / Rhythm & Blues Single ("Nice 'N' Slow").Freddie Jackson at Wenig-LaMonica AssociatesFreddie Jackson at AllMusicIn 1986, Jackson duetted with Melba Moore on 'A Little Bit More' from her album 'A Lot Of Love'. Freddie is about to release his 10th album. Here is the official biographical run down from his people: 'Freddie has a new life, a new attitude, and a new album.
Released 1986. A Lot of Love Tracklist. 1. There I Go Falling In Love Again Lyrics. (Missing Lyrics) 2. It's Been So Long Lyrics. (Missing Lyrics) 3. I'm Not Gonna Let You Go Lyrics....
Born. October 2, 1956 in New York, NY. Genre. R&B. Styles. Adult Contemporary R&B, Smooth Soul, Quiet Storm, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary R&B. Also Known As. Frederick Anthony Jackson. Member Of. Mystic Merlin. Album Highlights. Full Discography. New Releases. Articles. Staff Picks. Advanced Search. Remove Ads. 404 Error.
A Lot of Love is the fifteenth album by American singer Melba Moore. It was released by Capitol Records on July 18, 1986. This album featured two number-one R&B hits, including the duet, "A Little Bit More", with Freddie Jackson and "Falling".
