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The Jackson 5 Album: “Jackson Five [ARC]”

The Jackson 5 Album: “Jackson Five [ARC]”
Album Information :
Title: Jackson Five [ARC]
Release Date:2000-02-22
Type:Unknown
Genre:R&B, Motown, Classic Soul
Label:Magic Collection
Explicit Lyrics:No
UPC:793515904627
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Track Listing :
1 Big Boy Video
2 You Have Changed
3 We Don't Have To Be Over 21 (To Fall In Love)
4 Michael The Lover Video
5 Stormy Monday Video
6 Saturday Night At The Movies Johnny and The Jackson 5
7 Tracks Of My Tears
8 Change Is Gonna Come
9 Lonely Heart
10 Boys and Girls, We Are the Jackson 5 (Jam Session)
11 My Girl Video
12 Soul Jerk Video
13 Under The Boardwalk
14 From the Rehearsals the Introduction
15 Boys and Girls, We Are the Jackson 5
16 My Girl Video
17 Soul Jerk Video
18 Under The Boardwalk
19 Saturday Night At The Movies Johnny and The Jackson 5
20 Stormy Monday Video
21 Tracks Of My Tears
22 Lonely Heart
23 Change Is Gonna Come
24 Baby, You Don't Have to Go
mistermaxxx08 "mistermaxxx08" (usa) - September 02, 2000
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- The J-5 have the Flavor here

The Jackson 5 have their Groove down on this Impressive Collection.before they went to Motown they were already Raw&Had alot of SOul in their Music.You Have Changed is a J-5 Classic.it's as tight as I'll Be There or Never Can Say Goodbye.Good Production&Vocals going on here.A Must For J-5 DieHards.

Anthony Lembo - February 22, 2013
- j5

i got this cd for the song at the end of the cd. and it's short but great cause you can hear tito's greatness

Andre M. "brnn64" (Mt. Pleasant, SC United States) - August 26, 2002
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Mixed bag of early material

This collection is one of several bootlegs of early J-5 (pre-Motown) material. There are better collections out there and this set is for historians only. The first few tracks are doctored versions of the tunes from thier Steeltown records days. However, the second half is fascinating (albeit low in actual entertainment value) in that it contains undoctored original tapes of the J-5 rehearsing along with some studio clowing during the Steeltown sessions of 1967-68. A couple of songs have Papa Joe Jackson on guitar jamming with his sons (no threat to Jimi Hendrix here).

Overall, this reminds you of some kids having fun with a tape recorder singing the popular songs of the day. It's unlikely that this was originally considered for release, but it's interesting for historical documantation.