Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill had one in 1989 w/ "Where Do We Go From Here!" This one sat at the top of R&B charts and showcased the frequent collaborators' powerful voices and insane chemistry! REMEMBER THIS?!
Fun Quiz (60 questions). I got 55 right 🤦🏽♀️
I had a song on my iPod years ago and it was a jumped up Motown sounding style of this song. I'm arguing with myself thinking this song I'd heard was the original and Depeche mode had covered it. I can't find it anywhere on the internet so I'm thinking there must have been a legal dispute since but I'm totally convinced I'd heard a Motown version of this song. Can anyone help
To Sir, With Love (aka "The Lost Jackson 5 Album")
Artist: The Jackson 5
Recorded: 1969 – 1973
Released: said to have been planned 2001
Tracks
1-2-3 ("ABC", demo) – The Jackson 5
After the Storm (The Sun Will Shine) – The Jackson 5
Be My Girl – The Jackson 5
Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) – Jackie Jackson
Do I Owe – Jackie Jackson
Does Your Mama Know About Me – Jermaine Jackson
Dream Come True – The Jackson 5
I Want You Back (alternate vocal take) – The Jackson 5
If I Can't Nobody Can – The Jackson 5
If I Have to Move a Mountain (original complete version) – The Jackson 5
I've Gotta Be Me – Michael Jackson
Lavender's Blue (aka "Lavender Blue") – The Jackson 5
Reach Out I'll Be There – The Jackson 5
She Say Want – The Jackson 5
So Much in Love (aka "So in Love") – Jermaine Jackson
To Sir, With Love – The Jackson 5
What's So Good About Good-By – The Jackson 5
Would Ya Would Ya Baby – The Jackson 5
You're the Only One – Jackie Jackson
Catalogue number
promo-only CDR
Listening to Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes' "I Miss You" made us ask: what could possibly make this woman come back?! Teddy was crooning hard, but let's be honest... they are definitely the problem.