Jackson 5

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	ABC New Import - MOVLP3002 Sealed 2022 180gm audiophile reissue from Music On Vinyl. Custom gold MOV hype sticker affixed to resealable plastic outer sleeve. "Not even six months after the Jackson 5 -- Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon, Michael, and Tito -- issued their debut long-player, Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 (1969), the vocal quintet returned with ABC (1970), arguably the brothers' most solid effort of the early '70s. The Jacksons' collective (and respective) talents, coupled with exemplary material and the finest behind the scenes crew Motown had to offer, were directly responsible for the enormous success that placed the LP at the crest of the R&B chart and into the Top Five of the pop survey, while the title track and the double-sided hit single "The Love You Save" b/w "I Found That Girl" all went directly to the number one position across the board. Not too shabby for a group whose oldest member was barely in his teens. Granted, the familiar tunes are undeniably the focal point, making it easy to overlook some of the other stellar selections. As was customary, Motown's cache of house composers provide the lion's share of the songs, most notably the Holland-Dozier-Holland-penned "(Come 'Round Here) I'm the One You Need" -- brought to prominence by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles -- and Stevie Wonder's "Never Had a Dream Come True," which Wonder himself had recently included on his own Signed, Sealed & Delivered (1970). There are also a few contemporary nuggets from beyond the boundaries of Detroit, as "La-La (Means I Love You)" is derived from the up-and-coming Philly soul movement and "I'll Bet You" was gleaned from George Clinton's incipient incarnation of Funkadelic. However, the cuts credited to "the Corporation" -- with Bobby Taylor and instrumentalists Deke Richards (guitar), Freddie Perren (keyboard), and Fonce Mizell (keyboards), as well as Motown founder Berry Gordy -- were of primary significance not only on the ABC album, but within the entire Jackson 5 oeuvre." All Music Guide - Lindsay Planer more
	Christmas Album New - LP - MS 713 Sealed Original. Rare. more
	Dancing Machine New - LP - M6-780S1 Sealed 1974 Original. Pristine Copy. more
	Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5 Used - LP - M5-129V1 1981 US reissue, saw cut. Glossy VG+ vinyl; Jacket has edge and corner wear. Old owner name sticker at bottom corner. "Less than two weeks before the 1960s were left to be deciphered in the history books, Motown unleashed Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 (1969) and in doing so fittingly marked the beginning of a new era in crossover pop and soul. For all intents and purposes, this dozen-song disc introduced the world to the sibling talents of Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon, and most significantly of all, a prepubescent powerhouse named Michael Jackson. The brothers' inextricably tight vocal harmonies were fueled by the ebullience of youth and inexperience while the flames of their collective success were stoked with the funkified vibe of urban America. Immediately evident is the influence that Sly & the Family Stone (whose "Stand!" is an unmitigated zenith in the Jackson 5's care), James Brown, and even Funkadelic had on the J5. In fact, the quintet would actually cover George Clinton's "I Bet You" on their sophomore effort, ABC (1970). The burgeoning sounds coming out of Philly were having a similarly sizable impact, as evidenced by the addition of the Thom Bell/William Hart track "Can You Remember," which is one of the album's highlights. Another discernibly affective force was found closer to home, as they also drew on the considerable Motown back catalog with "My Cherie Amour," "Standing in the Shadows of Love," and a powerful reading of "(I Know) I'm Losing You." Under the moniker of "the Corporation," Motown staffers and artists including Bobby Taylor, instrumentalists Deke Richards (guitar), Freddie Perren (keyboard) , and Fonce Mizell (keyboards), and the label's co-founder, Berry Gordy, came up with a handful of dominant originals. Prominent among them are the midtempo "Nobody" and their double-sided chart-topping single "I Want You Back" b/w the Smokey Robinson-penned "Who's Lovin' You"." All Music Guide – Lindsay Planer more
	Get It Together New - LP - M 783V1 Sealed 1973 Original Housed In A Die-Cut "Gimmick" Gatefold Cover. Has Closed At Over $400 On The Bay. more
	Get It Together Used - LP - M 783V1 1973 Die-Cut Jacket Original. Saw-Cut. more
	Get It Together New - LP - M 783V1 Sealed 2nd Issue. Recorded In 1973. more
	Goin' Back To Indiana Used - LP - M742-L 1971 White Label Promo, Gatefold Jacket, Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Goin' Back To Indiana New - LP - M742-L Sealed 1971 Gatefold Original, CC. more
	Goin' Places Used - LP - JE 34835 1977 White Label Promo. more
	Greatest Hits Used - LP - M 741L TAKEN OFF-SITE DUE TO CONDITION ISSUES 01/08 - IC 1971 Original In Shrink. Solid VG+ All The Hits You Need To Keep The Party Going. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - M 741-L Sealed 1971 Compilation. Saw-Cut. Jacket Is VG, With Corner Creases And Dents. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - 2837 ML Sealed 80's Reissue. more
	Greatest Hits Used - LP - M 741-L 1971 11 Track First Pressing Of This Compilation. Appears Unplayed. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - M6 741S1 Sealed 1971 11 Track Compilation. Light Corner Rub And Cover Crease. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - M5-201V1 Sealed 2nd Issue Of Their Great 1971 Album. more
	Jackson 5 Christmas Album New - LP - B0021373-01 Sealed, latest run of the 2014 US reissue. Released on October 15, 1970, Christmas Album is the fourth studio album and first holiday release by Motown's Jackson 5. The album features the youthful exuberance of 12-year-old Michael Jackson leading his brothers through a soulful collection of Christmas classics and Motown originals. Standout tracks include "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus," and "Give Love on Christmas Day." The album spent four weeks at number one on Billboard's special Christmas Albums chart in December 1970, making it the best-selling Christmas album of that year. more
	Jackson 5 Christmas Album New - LP - B0021373-01 Sealed, latest run of the 2014 US reissue. Jackson 5 Christmas Album (1970) is a festive Motown classic that brings youthful energy and soulful harmonies to holiday favorites. Michael and his brothers deliver joyful renditions of “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” “Frosty the Snowman,” and “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,” alongside heartfelt takes on “Give Love on Christmas Day” and “Someday at Christmas.” Playful, soulful, and brimming with holiday spirit, it’s one of the most beloved Christmas albums of its era and a must-have for fans of Motown and holiday vinyl alike. more
	Jackson 5 Greatest Hits Used - LP - M5-201V1 1981 US Reissue, Still In Shrink With Motown Inner. Glossy Vinyl, VG++/EX. Tiny Corner Rubs. more
	Jackson Five: Superstar Series 12 New - LP - M5-112V1 First Copy Of This Factory Sealed 1980 LP We Have Ever Seen. Includes "I Want You Back," "The Love You Save," "I'll Be There," "ABC" And More. No Bar Code On Cover. more
	Jacksons New - LP - PE 34229 Sealed, Rare 1976 Gatefold Original. Custom Song Hype Sticker Over Shrink Wrap. Crisp Corners, No Cut-Out Holes. more
	Joyful Jukebox Music New - LP - M6-865S1 Sealed 1976 Original. Tiny Saw Cut And Three Small Notches On Bottom Of Spine, Hence Lowered Price. more
	Joyful Jukebox Music New - LP - M6-865S1 Sealed 1976 Original. Saw Cut. more
	Lookin' Through The Windows New - LP - 5262ML Sealed Reissue, No Bar Code On Jacket, Saw Cut. more
	Moving Violation New - LP - M6-829S1 Sealed 1975 Original. First Copy We Have Had In Stock In Twelve Years. more
	Skywriter New - LP - 5333 ML Sealed Early Reissue. Saw Cut. more
	Third Album Used - LP - VIP 4127 Beautiful Japanese Pressing With Obi. Includes "I'll Be There," "Mama's Pearl," "Going Back To Indiana And More. more

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