Rebbie Jackson

 Maureen Reillette Jackson-Brown, /'ri?biborn on May 29th, 1950. She is an American actor and singer. In 1974, she appeared on stage alongside her siblings at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. Then, she appeared on The Jacksons TV series. When she turned six, she was with her sister La Toya. The album Jackson's debut Centipede came out at the age of 34. It included songs from Smokey Robinson as well as Prince. Michael Jackson, the younger brother of Jackson Michael was the one to contribute the song that was the album's title, "Centipede", which was Rebbie's biggest single release. The singer released two additional albums before the end of the 1980: Reaction (1986), and R U Tuff Enuff (88). After seven years of hiatus from Jackson's career as a musician her return was the cover version of "Forever Young" to the Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home soundtrack prior to the release in 1998 of Yours Faithfully. The album was her last to date. It was recorded by her in collaboration with Keith Thomas and Men of Vizion's Spanky Wilkins. The children of hers were also involved in the production of the album. Rebbie began the Pick Up the Phone Tour in 2011 and was dedicated to teens across the nation.