Live Video of the Day: "Love Me Down" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1990, Freddie Jackson released his #1 hit single "Love Me Down," which was lifted as the second single from his fourth album Do Me Again.

While the joint did not crossover to the Hot 100, it is one of Freddie's classic joints and you can watch him croon it out during his appearance in 1990 from Apollo Live! With that said watch Freddie's powerful performance of "Love Me Down" from Apollo Live! below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album Rock Me Tonight.

Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12.

With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  Therefore, take a second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album Rock Me Tonight.

Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12.

With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  Therefore, take a second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Live Video of the Day: "Love Me Down" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1990, Freddie Jackson released his #1 hit single "Love Me Down," which was lifted as the second single from his fourth album Do Me Again.

While the joint did not crossover to the Hot 100, it is one of Freddie's classic joints and you can watch him croon it out during his appearance in 1990 from Apollo Live!

With that said watch Freddie's powerful performance of "Love Me Down" from Apollo Live! after the jump and Enjoy!

Live Video of the Day: "Love Me Down" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1990, Freddie Jackson released his #1 hit single "Love Me Down," which was lifted as the second single from his fourth album Do Me Again and while the joint did not crossover to the Hot 100, it is one of Freddie's classic joints and you can watch him croon it out below during his appearance in 1990 from Apollo Live!

Live Clip: "Tasty Love" (Freddie Jackson)

Freddie Jackson along with the other "Men of Soul" took to the Hollywood Bowl for its Smooth Summer Jazz Series last year and during Freddie's time on stage, the famed crooner performed one of his classic joints "Tasty Love." With that said, you can watch him croon it out below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album "Rock Me Tonight." Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12. With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  With that said, take a first or second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album Rock Me Tonight. Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12. With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  Therefore, take a second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Live Video of the Day: "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

Freddie Jackson owned the charts in the mid-80s and early 90s and one of her numerous hits was his debut #1 hit single 1985's "Rock Me Tonight(For Old Times Sake)." With that said, watch Freddie performing his first #1 hit below and Enjoy!

Song of the Day: ""Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

"Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" - Freddie Jackson

• Writer and Producer: Paul Laurence
• Record Label: Capitol Records
• "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" was featured on 1985's "Rock Me Tonight".
• Peaked at number 1 on the U.S. Billboard R&B charts

Live Clip: "Tasty Love" (Freddie Jackson)

Freddie Jackson along with the other "Men of Soul" recently took to the Hollywood Bowl for its current  "Smooth Summer Jazz Series." With that said, during Freddie's time on staged, the famed crooner performed one of his classic joints Tasty Love and you can watch him croon it out below!

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album "Rock Me Tonight." Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12. With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  With that said, take a first or second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Live Video of the Day: "Rock Me Tonight(For Old Times Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

Freddie Jackson owned the charts in the mid-80s and early 90s and one of her numerous hits was his debut #1 hit single 1985's "Rock Me Tonight(For Old Times Sake)." With that said, watch Freddie performing his first #1 hit below and Enjoy!

Song of the Day: ""Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

"Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" - Freddie Jackson

• Writer and Producer: Paul Laurence
• Record Label: Capitol Records
• "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" was featured on 1985's "Rock Me Tonight".
• Peaked at number 1 on the U.S. Billboard R&B charts

Second Listen: "You Are My Lady" (Freddie Jackson)

Back in 1985 after the success of his first single "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," Freddie Jackson released his second single "You Are My Lady," from his debut album "Rock Me Tonight." Like his debut single,  "You Are My Lady" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Soul Singles chart, and would become Freddie's most successful song on the Hot 100 peaking just outside the top ten at #12. With that said, the song would go onto garner Jackson a 1986 Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.  With that said, take a first or second listen below to Freddie Jackson's classic "You Are My Lady" and Enjoy!

Live Video of the Day: "Rock Me Tonight(For Old Times Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

Freddie Jackson owned the charts in the mid-80s and early 90s and one of her numerous hits was his debut #1 hit single 1985's "Rock Me Tonight(For Old Times Sake)." With that said, watch Freddie performing his first #1 hit below and Enjoy!

Song of the Day: ""Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" (Freddie Jackson)

"Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" - Freddie Jackson

• Writer and Producer: Paul Laurence
• Record Label: Capitol Records
• "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Time Sake)" was featured on 1985's "Rock Me Tonight".
• Peaked at number 1 on the U.S. Billboard R&B charts

Amazing Cover: Isley Medley (Keyshia Cole, Bilal, Tank, El DeBarge, Eric Benet, Freddie Jackson, Peabo Bryson, Jeffery Osborne, R. Kelly, Chante Moore, Cee-Lo Green and Ron Isley)

Check out this amazing covers medley of The Isley Brothers and Ron Isley's hits by Keyshia Cole, Bilal, Tank, El DeBarge, Eric Benet, Freddie Jackson, Peabo Bryson, Jeffery Osborne, R. Kelly, Chante Moore, Cee-Lo Green, and Ron Isley himself... Enjoy!

New Video: "I Don't Wanna Go" (Freddie Jackson)

Check out this new video for Freddie Jackson's "I Don't Wanna Go"... Enjoy!

New Joint: "A Little Taste" (Freddie Jackson)

Check out this new joint from Freddie Jackson entitled "A Little Taste" which is off of his album "For You" which is dropping Tuesday... Enjoy!