Freddie Jackson

Frederick Anthony "Freddie" Jackson is an American soul singer. He was an important figure in R&B during the 1980s and early 1990s. Among his well-known hits are "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)", "Jam Tonight", "Do Me Again," and "You Are My Lady".

Seeking a new beginning, Jackson parted ways with Capitol/EMI in late 1993, and signed with RCA/BMG Records. His label debut, Here It Is, appeared the following year, with diminished commercial returns. Following a Christmas album, Jackson split with RCA and recorded Private Party for the smaller Street Life imprint of Scotti Brothers Records in 1995. Several years of silence ensued, until Orpheus issued Life After 30 in late 1999; the equally low-key release Live in Concert followed in 2000. After returning to the charts with It's Your Move in February 2004 (Martland Entertainment), Jackson released his tenth studio album, Transitions, in September 2006 on the record label Orpheus Music.

At the end of 2010, Jackson released a new album on the Entertainment One Music label, entitled For You, and produced by Barry Eastmond. The album featured the single "I Don't Wanna Go".

According to a statement from his official website and official Facebook page, Freddie Jackson will be releasing a new single called "Love and Satisfaction" on August 26, 2014, on the independent label Climax Entertainment, based in Camden, NJ.

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