Vinyl Album - The Jackson 5 - Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5 - Motown

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Jackson 5
Title:	Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5
Label:	Motown
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MS 700 / MS-700 DJ
Date:	18 Dec 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Jackson 5	Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah	R. Gilbert, A. Wrubel	Rate
A2	The Jackson 5	Nobody	The Corporation	Rate
A3	The Jackson 5	I Want You Back	The Corporation	Rate
A4	The Jackson 5	Can You Remember	T. Bell, W. Hart	Rate
A5	The Jackson 5	Standing In The Shadows Of Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A6	The Jackson 5	You've Changed	Reese	Rate
B1	The Jackson 5	My Cheri Amour	R. Cosby, S. Wonder, S. May	Rate
B2	The Jackson 5	Who's Lovin' You	William Robinson	Rate
B3	The Jackson 5	Chained	Frank Wilson	Rate
B4	The Jackson 5	(I Know) I'm Losing You	Whitfield, Holland, Grant	Rate
B5	The Jackson 5	Stand	Sylvester Stewart	Rate
B6	The Jackson 5	Born To Love	E, Hunter, Wm. Stevenson	Rate

Notes

Produced by Bobby Taylor and The Corporation

a) HS-1670-4 / X4RS-4941
b) HS-1671-3 / X4RS-4942

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johnnyhotspur 18th Oct 2024



arjayvee SUBS 16th Jul 2024		Added label variants and higher quality / res scans of front and back covers.



edlongus SUBS ● 5th Jul 2020		AUDITION COPY NOT FOR SALE Promo copy label scans added, with the catalogue number variant MS-700 DJ. Produced by Bobby Taylor and The Corporation™.



edlongus SUBS ● 10th Dec 2018		Label variant scans added, which add The Corporation™ 2 the Bobby Taylor production credit.



RogerFoster 20th Jun 2016		Maybe it could have been called "Gladys Knight Presents The Jackson 5" instead!! The first Motowners to have "discovered" the J5 were Gladys Knight & The Pips, they recommended them to Bobby Taylor who arranged for them to have an audition at Motown and then mentored them for a few months (apparently they stayed at his home while he polished off their rougher musical edges) before producing a couple of tracks on them ... notably "Who's Loving You" in July 1969. Then the powers at Motown decided the group needed a major push (I think the $ signs lit up in Berry Gordy's eyes when he realised how big they could be) took over production duties from Bobby Taylor, wrote "I Want You Back" and issued it as a 45 at the end of October 1969. The decision to attach Diana Ross's name to this LP was probably Berry Gordy's, she famously got on very well with the group and was about to leave The Supremes so what better way to promote her solo career than associating her with the upcoming stars. As mentioned, Bobby Taylor has never forgiven Miss Ross, and seems to have less regard for her than something he might scrape off his shoe.



Neil Forbes 16th Mar 2015		This LP should've by rights had the title "Bobby Taylor Presents The Jackson 5". After all, it WAS Taylor, not Ross, who really discovered this group. Bobby Taylor is still bitter - and quite rightly so - about being denied due recognition here for discovering the J-5. Being given the production credit for the LP does not make up in any way for being denied proper recognition for discovery of a major talent.

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