The Jackson 5

( aka The Jacksons )

Gary, Indiana brothers Tito, Jermaine, Randy, Michael, and Marlon Jackson were the Jackson 5 (later known simply as the Jacksons).
One of the most influential and successful vocal groups of all time, they became worldwide superstars before they hit their teens.
The Jackson 5's music was a highly accessible mix of R&B and straight pop with enormous crossover appeal.
The group's focus was on the prodigious talents of its lead singer, Michael, who even at nine years old sang with the authentic soul feel of a grown man.
Michael's subsequent solo career made him one of the biggest-selling artists in history, but the work of the Jackson 5 remains a vital part of pop and R&B history.
Had 4 US Chart Number 1s.
Included in The 100 Greatest Soul Songs of the 60s chart. For more details visit Soultracks.
Included in The 100 Greatest Slow Jams of All Time chart. For more details visit Soultracks.
Included in The 100 Greatest Disco Songs of All Time chart. For more details visit Soultracks.
Included in UK Number Ones.

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Mama's Pearl entered the US charts on 30 January 1971 and reached number 2.
Never Can Say Goodbye entered the US charts on 03 April 1971 and reached number 2.
Maybe Tomorrow entered the US charts on 10 July 1971 and reached number 20.
Sugar Daddy entered the US charts on 11 December 1971 and reached number 10.

Little Bitty Pretty One entered the US charts on 22 April 1972 and reached number 13.
Lookin' Through The Windows entered the US charts on 15 July 1972 and reached number 16.
Corner Of The Sky entered the US charts on 28 October 1972 and reached number 18.

Hallelujah Day entered the US charts on 17 March 1973 and reached number 28.
Get It Together entered the US charts on 01 September 1973 and reached number 28.

Dancing Machine entered the US charts on 16 March 1974 and reached number 2.
Whatever You Got, I Want entered the US charts on 26 October 1974 and reached number 38.

Show You The Way To Go entered the US charts on 09 April 1977 and reached number 28.
Goin' Places entered the US charts on 08 October 1977 and reached number 52.

Blame It On The Boogie entered the US charts on 04 November 1978 and reached number 54.

Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) entered the US charts on 17 February 1979 and reached number 7.

Lovely One entered the US charts on 27 September 1980 and reached number 12.
Heartbreak Hotel entered the US charts on 06 December 1980 and reached number 22.

State Of Shock (with Mick Jagger) entered the US charts on 30 June 1984 and reached number 3.
Torture entered the US charts on 18 August 1984 and reached number 17.
Body entered the US charts on 27 October 1984 and reached number 47.

Nothin (That Compares 2 U) entered the US charts on 03 June 1989 and reached number 77.