The Rebbie Jackson Collection

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The Rebbie Jackson Collection
Compilation album by Rebbie Jackson
Released	February 10, 1996 (1996-02-10)
Recorded	1983–1988
Genre	R&B/Pop
Length	45:57
Label	Expansion
Producer	Various
Rebbie Jackson chronology
R U Tuff Enuff (1988) The Rebbie Jackson Collection (1996) Yours Faithfully (1998)

The Rebbie Jackson Collection is a compilation album by American singer Rebbie Jackson.^[1]

The compilation was issued in 1996 throughout Europe due to Jackson's popularity in the rare groove scene in the 90's. It includes songs from her three 80's albums, mainly ballads and mid-tempo album tracks. Also included is her signature hit, Centipede.

For collectors, the album also includes the rare song Eternal Love, originally released as the B-side of her single A Fork in the Road.^[2]

1. "This Love Is Forever" 4:39
2. "Friendship Song" 4:32
3. "Eternal Love" 4:17
4. "Open Up My Love" 4:10
5. "Always Wanting Something" 4:24
6. "Ready for Love" 3:00
7. "Hey Boy" 4:30
8. "A Fork in the Road" (Smokey Robinson, Pete Moore, Ronnie White) 3:43
9. "Tonight I'm Yours" (duet with Isaac Hayes) 4:04
10. "Sweetest Dreams" 4:07
11. "Centipede" (Michael Jackson) 4:25