Vinyl LP pressing. "For Men Only" was released in America in June 1980. Jackson was shown on the front and back cover being fawned over by three attractive black male models. Musically and lyrically it was a concept album, like her previous LPs "Caught Up" (1974), Still Caught Up" (1975) and "Get It Out'cha System" (1978). The main theme was the battle of the sexes in and out of the bedroom with some tracks, especially on side one - 'This Is Where I Came in', 'This Is It', 'If That Don't Turn You On' and 'I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again' - segueing into the next through Jackson's spoken word segments. The album sounded like it could form the basis of stage play and was laced with wit and humour with Jackson, at one point, taking aim at out of work men "watching soap operas all day" and neglecting their chores around the house and in the bedroom. Every song was a gem, with Jackson in the finest vocal form of her career. This album has not been available on vinyl for decades and Ace Records are delighted to rewax it, not only for Millie Jackson fans but a new generation, who are discovering that class never goes out of fashion.