in those days nobody could fuck with Jackson 5. I saw them perform this live in a sold out 20,000 seat arena in 1974. they played all the parts and were dancing. Michael was dancing his ass off!
In 1984, I went to the Paradise Garage for the first time, heard this song, my older brother had a bunch of albums so I ask him about this song, he had the Temptations version, I told him who else made this song, he said THE JACKSON 5, I ask him what album is it own, he told me, my boy Scott had the album, I traded him a album for this and the rest is HISTORY. Larry Levan rocked this like no other DJ!! Hum a hum a hum along and Dance,
Larry played homage to the early days of Hip Hop. He played this, Just Begun, Give it Up Turn It A Loose. Larry selection of records is what made him great....
Not being picky, just factual. The sound system is what made the garage special. Larry was the cherry on top due to his ecletic song selection. This is on the all time underground play list. Garage, Loft etc.
@@daimonmarioperez9501 I don't think he was paying homage to the early days of Hip Hop while playing these tunes at Garage. They were just funky funk/soul/R&B dance tunes (But then, maybe your're correct. We don't know where his head was in 1971-1972 when these songs were released, pre Garage of course). To my recollection, the hip-hop/rap crowd and the underground club crowds did not mix at all in the 80's or even now. Yes, I know those are the "key" breakbeat tunes of Hip-Hop but I don't think Larry getting that granular with it. They were just funky funk/soul/R&B dance tunes.
now that all of you young people have heard music at last. This is what you call music, creativity , arrangement, melody, I'll held sheer music the way it was meant to be played and enjoyed by everyone.
Went to all the J5 concerts in my area back in the day, their shows were always great.The excitement was always there,especially with a gifted Michael performing lead and because they were a family act with great talent.There will never be another talent like Michael Jackson or the Jackson Five. IRREPLACEABLE!!!!!!!!!!!
A few years ago, Motown re-released the 1976 album "Joyful Jukebox Music" for the 1st time on CD as a limited edition of 5,000 copies that were numbered. This version was a bonus track.
Wow! I've never heard this version before... Ever! I owned this album as soon as it hit the record store. My mother saw to it that she got every single album they released. My bedroom wall was covered with Jackson 5 pictures. I was a follower(more than just a fan) and I remember distinctly when this album came out. The name of the album was "Get It Together" This is an interesting song better charting how their style was changing from 'bubble-gum- pop to a much more expansive sound... I like it though.. Nice joint,...
Let’s try this again. This song is on another level and told me, that the Jackson 5, were moving away from the Bubble-gum kiddie stuff and looking to attract a more mature audience and they kicked ass as they did so. There are times when listening to this song, I almost forgot this song was made by the Jackson 5. Randy was now a part of the group as they prepared to drop the 5 and become the Jacksons. Thanks for posting!
From the GIT album I played this a LOT! It has something hypnotizing. Another underrated track is "I am love" I think it's on the dancing machine album ... 👍
This song is on another level and told me, that Jackson had were moving away from the Bubble-gum kiddie stuff and looking to attract a more mature and they kicked ass as they did so. Thanks for posting!
Heard this at the Funhouse back in the day...Just when you thought you were too tired and you hear this and in a instant your back on your feet going off..
i was 16 when this came out, my uncle had a record shop in the bronx, so i got albums cheaply, this song wasn't for the radio because it was so long, but it was great!
Thanks for posting this song brought back some great memories, I use to dance to all 15 mins of the song but at times it was a song for a dancer showing off his or her dance skills similar to break dancing it was the start of break dancing.We us to crowd around to watch a dancer or group of dancers showing off their moves against another dancer or dance group.
In the city where i am from this song was played at our dances by our djays we use to jam off this song it was one of our favorites.I still love this song.You are right it should have been played more by the radio stations.Thanks to RUclips it can be revisited.We had a dance that we did when this song came on it was awsome.
This track -- whereby Motown didn't allow the brothers to play the actual instruments/solos but were instead performed by studio session musicians -- may be their only 'jam' tune - clocking in at 15:07 - that I can recall throughout their entire career.
I remember this song back in the day but it has transcended time and space because they used musicians and unlike the songs of today which are generated by computers
this was never played... I heard it for the first time in 2012. It was remixed. they could have done a lot with this jam. I like this, real instruments and effort.
Good grief. As soon as you heard the beginning there was no turning back. Leaps, dives, 360 spins and bouncing in between the HUGE balloons at THE LOFT.
megavega4 Probably you are the one bubbling around....This jamming made in the studio by the two brothers...And also it was an attempt to test Tito's abilities for a solo album that never made...
This was written by by Norman Whitfield...Car Wash Movie Soundtrack....Papa Was a Rollin Stone....Ball of Confusion....Psychedelic Shack....Which Way Is Up Movie Soundtrack....it's called Psychedelic Soul.
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5. 9 Reply
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5. 9 Reply
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5.
They really never played live much either. I've busted them in several performances where they're supposed to be live and weren't. Still my favorite act in music, though.
Kev E. Kev live ? As in on tour ? Never... they always played their instruments live on tour. Now if you meant live on national tv ? Those were never “live”. Anything on national tv is pre recorded unless the show allow them to perform an actual live version of the song and they rarely did those.
@@PRODUCEDBYKEV Not live performances. They played and sung on those. You have to separate those from T.V. performances, though. Most acts lip sync on those. Timing and production and sound issues to overcome. With that being said, their appearances on Johnny Carson were live (instruments and vocals).
One of the reasons why Mikey and Jermaine both had their hair styles permed like that . . . could be this one . . " ON A HAND-FUL OF THEIR ALBUMS THAT THEY HAD DID TOGETHER AS THE JACKSON 5 , THEY BOTH HAD DID A NUMBER OF SOLOS ( and / or ) DUETS TOGETHER " . Now . . that reason might be a possibility could be why they had their heads looking texturized or permed like that.
For those who said that Jackson brothers never played at the recording sessions(only at the live concerts)listen at the jamming of Tito and Jermaine after the 8.00 minute.....
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This song is strong enough to pull someone out of a coma. Ridiculously dance inducing song.
Oh yea
hypnotic drum beat, rock riffs, a slice of funk and it's fifthteen mins. can't beat dat.
SO ABSOLUTELY!!!!!
in those days nobody could fuck with Jackson 5. I saw them perform this live in a sold out 20,000 seat arena in 1974. they played all the parts and were dancing. Michael was dancing his ass off!
THE GREATEST SONG EVER WRITTEN
MICHAEL....CAME IN THE GAME WITH THOSE MOVES....THEY SAID , HE DANCE ALL DAY ON SUNDAY
they still cant fuck with them
'JACKSON 5 ' 'NO WORDS' 🕞TIMELESSNESS 🎼🎵🎸🎸🎸
This is funk...like rare earth funk
****HEY ....YOU ON IT!!!!!😂😂
In 1984, I went to the Paradise Garage for the first time, heard this song, my older brother had a bunch of albums so I ask him about this song, he had the Temptations version, I told him who else made this song, he said THE JACKSON 5, I ask him what album is it own, he told me, my boy Scott had the album, I traded him a album for this and the rest is HISTORY. Larry Levan rocked this like no other DJ!! Hum a hum a hum along and Dance,
True story
Larry played homage to the early days of Hip Hop. He played this, Just Begun, Give it Up Turn It A Loose. Larry selection of records is what made him great....
Not being picky, just factual. The sound system is what made the garage special. Larry was the cherry on top due to his ecletic song selection. This is on the all time underground play list. Garage, Loft etc.
@@daimonmarioperez9501 I don't think he was paying homage to the early days of Hip Hop while playing these tunes at Garage. They were just funky funk/soul/R&B dance tunes (But then, maybe your're correct. We don't know where his head was in 1971-1972 when these songs were released, pre Garage of course). To my recollection, the hip-hop/rap crowd and the underground club crowds did not mix at all in the 80's or even now. Yes, I know those are the "key" breakbeat tunes of Hip-Hop but I don't think Larry getting that granular with it. They were just funky funk/soul/R&B dance tunes.
@@phuturelee3420 Exactly.
now that all of you young people have heard music at last. This is what you call music, creativity , arrangement, melody, I'll held sheer music the way it was meant to be played and enjoyed by everyone.
AMEN PREACH
THIS IS THE PURE MAGIC OF THE JACKSON 5!!!!THE JAMMING AT THE END WITH TITO'S GUITAR &JERMAINE'S BASS ON FIRE!!!
Jermaine and Tito didn't play their guitars on not only this song but all of them they were only allowed to play during their concerts
ALREADY ON THAT...YEARS AGO ...BUILDING MY DJ EQUIPMENT......'FINAL TOUCH PRO' REVERB'💯
@@MusicLoverPearson yep motown.already had the funk brothers and other musicians on deck
what the fuck wondelful thanks ,great version of the loven jackson five,chile santiago 2023.
'Ain't no words?? Ain't no words??? Whatchoo mean???'
'Like I said!! We didn't have time to write none.'
That clavinet is funky!! ;)
no need no words......telll me a town which plays shit like this, so i can move there
Ha!! ;) right on!
Fábio Wolarski save me a room Fab!
#komstevje Norway. You are welcome Fabio :)
🔥🔥🔥....DOWN DOWN
Went to all the J5 concerts in my area back in the day, their shows were always great.The excitement was always there,especially with a gifted Michael performing lead and because they were a family act with great talent.There will never be another talent like Michael Jackson or the Jackson Five. IRREPLACEABLE!!!!!!!!!!!
ALL OF THE BROTHERS WERE AND STILL GIFTED GOD GAVE THEM ALL THEIR SPECIAL TALENTS
A few years ago, Motown re-released the 1976 album "Joyful Jukebox Music" for the 1st time on CD as a limited edition of 5,000 copies that were numbered. This version was a bonus track.
*** A BONUS, WHEN INITIALY MADE ***
I bought 5 of those cd's📀 & opened just 2️⃣. 1 for my car stereo & my home stereo. The other 3️⃣ are sealed in the original packaging wrapping.
Wow! I've never heard this version before... Ever! I owned this album as soon as it hit the record store. My mother saw to it that she got every single album they released. My bedroom wall was covered with Jackson 5 pictures. I was a follower(more than just a fan) and I remember distinctly when this album came out. The name of the album was "Get It Together" This is an interesting song better charting how their style was changing from 'bubble-gum- pop to a much more expansive sound... I like it though.. Nice joint,...
its hot
👌THAT 🔥🔥
No matter how you cut it this family is talented.
J5 Forever!!!!
J5 Forever!!!! DOWN.......DOWN.....
YOU....ALREADY KNOW❤❤
Let’s try this again. This song is on another level and told me, that the Jackson 5, were moving away from the Bubble-gum kiddie stuff and looking to attract a more mature audience and they kicked ass as they did so. There are times when listening to this song, I almost forgot this song was made by the Jackson 5. Randy was now a part of the group as they prepared to drop the 5 and become the Jacksons. Thanks for posting!
Never forgot this-it's amazing--it got frequent play in nyc--not on the radio--on the turntables:)
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From the GIT album I played this a LOT! It has something hypnotizing.
Another underrated track is "I am love" I think it's on the dancing machine album ... 👍
Wow! This was very very funky brilliantly done! Go On Jackson's!👍👂👋
SO ABSOLUTELY 🏆🔥🔥
This song is on another level and told me, that Jackson had were moving away from the Bubble-gum kiddie stuff and looking to attract a more mature and they kicked ass as they did so. Thanks for posting!
Love this version
♥♥🎵
Lol look at Mike in the back
I'm old...ish but I'm pretty sure we danced to this in the 70's👠🎶
temptations
I wish when they are touring now - they would perform from some of their earlier work - like this one.... bring on the funk..
LEGENDARY
Rest in peace Michael. It's been nine years since we've lost you brother.
LEGENDARY....WILL ALWAYS BE HERE✳✴❇
The Hammond B-3 organ is mind-blowing, delirious... thanks for uploading this version, I never heard it before.
🎸💯.....🕛TIMELESS
Jackson 5 ~ Hum Along And Dance
THE GREATEST SONG EVER WRITTEN
🤳🤳💯💯
Heard this at the Funhouse back in the day...Just when you thought you were too tired and you hear this and in a instant your back on your feet going off..
AND YOU KNOW THIS.......DANCING FOR 1-2 HOURS CONSECUTIVE👋👋
i was 16 when this came out, my uncle had a record shop in the bronx, so i got albums cheaply, this song wasn't for the radio because it was so long, but it was great!
👍 THAT....TIMELESS💥💥
Thanks for posting this song brought back some great memories, I use to dance to all 15 mins of the song but at times it was a song for a dancer showing off his or her dance skills similar to break dancing it was the start of break dancing.We us to crowd around to watch a dancer or group of dancers showing off their moves against another dancer or dance group.
You wanna fight....break into a dance move...lol..those were the days!
Yes, that's Marlon in the picture with the sax, and Randy on the conga drum.
I literally was looking for this song for ever
****TIME LESS 🎵
Used to dance my behind off with this!! And yes, I was one of those in the circle!
In the city where i am from this song was played at our dances by our djays we use to jam off this song it was one of our favorites.I still love this song.You are right it should have been played more by the radio stations.Thanks to RUclips it can be revisited.We had a dance that we did when this song came on it was awsome.
My dad had this on 8-track and he'd blast this in his car - we'd be just down the highway with no where in particular to place we would just cruise.
Back when gas was 12 cents
Amei esse vídeo do the jackson 5 michael jackson jermane jackson tito jackson jackie jackson marlon jackson
This track -- whereby Motown didn't allow the brothers to play the actual instruments/solos but were instead performed by studio session musicians -- may be their only 'jam' tune - clocking in at 15:07 - that I can recall throughout their entire career.
This version been around for years
I first heard this on a J5 live Album in 1972 .....banggin!
@@bignoyz4111 umm dont lie it wasnt even recorded in 72
I remember this song back in the day but it has transcended time and space because they used musicians and unlike the songs of today which are generated by computers
Bellissima versione..grazie
i never knew that micheal marlon and jackie knew how to play instruments
Jermaine is very underrated as a bass player and is a victim of the huge success of his famous family. But us musicians know how good he and Tito is.
Muzik Michael
RANDY PLAYS BASS KEYBOARDS
Michael plays drums and piano
They all did. Talent
@@blaqmarc in this version??
This is sher class from the Jackson five
very very goooood sound
this was never played... I heard it for the first time in 2012. It was remixed. they could have done a lot with this jam. I like this, real instruments and effort.
THIS WAS A SHOW OF THEIR9 FULFILMENT "AMAZING AWESOME INCREDIBLE TALENT......
thanks a lot - heard it meanwhile 8x in a row :-)
Pure fire ❤️😍
***🔥🔥 FLAMING
Good grief. As soon as you heard the beginning there was no turning back. Leaps, dives, 360 spins and bouncing in between the HUGE balloons at THE LOFT.
Great mix and Pic for the Video!
This version is hot again😊😊😊😊😊
If you only had one track to play...
This has to be one of the best Jackson5 songs that michael is not singing lead in
Look who's in the back playing drums 🥁
THE BEST EVER💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾⁉️❤️💜
A Gem
Dumpster fire, rotten potatoes dinner, bad girl, digestive problem, something died in here, funky ass SHIT!!!!
Soul Sista Get It!👍
megavega4 Probably you are the one bubbling around....This jamming made in the studio by the two brothers...And also it was an attempt to test Tito's abilities for a solo album that never made...
Funky monumentale!!!!😨
Thnx :-)
"There aint no words to the sooong"
最高！
uprock classic bushwick park 80-82
They have enhanced the bass line since the original version sounds better 🎉😂❤
Hum....
Wow - Check out the Jackson's jamin!
Cool.
I like this one better
Chuck Raniey on bass I know that style Rock Steady by Aretha Franklin
The drum solo reminds me of the Blue Man Group
Sounds like first ever early p-funk music before Bootsie, Kool and the Gang and George Clinton.
This was written by by Norman Whitfield...Car Wash Movie Soundtrack....Papa Was a Rollin Stone....Ball of Confusion....Psychedelic Shack....Which Way Is Up Movie Soundtrack....it's called Psychedelic Soul.
Play it Jermaine
Where did you get that version?
Rare Earth also did a ripping' version of this.
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5.
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SonicVision
*****RARE EARTH ....'GET READY 🎵🎵🎵'⁉⁉
Love this by Temptations❣️
Prophets Of Rage by Public Enemy ('88)
INCREDIBLE!!! Where'd U find this?!?
I HAVE A COLLECTION.....IN MY ARSENAL...
OF COURSE.......J-5/MICHAEL/JANET AND THERE IS A JERMAINE
Use it as an alarm clock. LOL.
Michael on the drum kit back there
It seems they're cooking something very tasty here...
Who are the musicians on the tracks? The album doesn't have any credits
THE JACKSONS
@@anneliesejackson507 Motown always used studio musicians for their music. They didn't play on anything
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I'm assuming that's the Funk Brothers.
Rhymefest sampled this song for his Man in the Mirror Mixtape
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5.
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i wonder did Public enemy cut them some dough?
Spyros... I hate to burst your bubble, but that is NOT Tito and Jermaine playing on this song or any other studio recording that the J-5 released on Motown. Berry FORBADE them to play in the studio, opting for seasoned session players. Taking nothing away from their talents, which were well documented on "Live At The Forum", but by their own admission, neither of them recorded a note of music with the J-5.
jermaine prodUced it so i say its inaccurate bro the credits say otherwise
megavega4 you are so correct, also including "J5 live in Japan" and half of the "Goin' Back To Indiana" album.
zulu nation
99 Prince St
Jermaine wore that bass out! Sorry about it!
None of the Jacksons played their instruments on recordings at Motown (Except a couple of live albums)
They really never played live much either. I've busted them in several performances where they're supposed to be live and weren't. Still my favorite act in music, though.
@@PRODUCEDBYKEV Wow...... So Tito and Jermaine "lip-synched" their instruments?
Kev E. Kev live ? As in on tour ? Never... they always played their instruments live on tour. Now if you meant live on national tv ? Those were never “live”. Anything on national tv is pre recorded unless the show allow them to perform an actual live version of the song and they rarely did those.
@@PRODUCEDBYKEV Not live performances. They played and sung on those. You have to separate those from T.V. performances, though. Most acts lip sync on those. Timing and production and sound issues to overcome. With that being said, their appearances on Johnny Carson were live (instruments and vocals).
The last 8 minutes sounds like stoner music.
Never released as 45.temptations did it first.like j5 version better.if j5 version had been a hit temptations would have been storming mad.
Keep in mind that the Jacksons played no instruments on this song.
Says who
They didn't sing either right.. "PERP HATER"
Sister... Skirt down hater
Temptations did this one also you can hear them in the background
Why was Michael and Jermaine the only ones with perms
One of the reasons why Mikey and Jermaine both had their hair styles permed like that . . . could be this one . . " ON A HAND-FUL OF THEIR ALBUMS THAT THEY HAD DID TOGETHER AS THE JACKSON 5 , THEY BOTH HAD DID A NUMBER OF SOLOS ( and / or ) DUETS TOGETHER " . Now . . that reason might be a possibility could be why they had their heads looking texturized or permed like that.
christianblackman I figured it was because they were the lead singers
mike wasnt just jermaine
For those who said that Jackson brothers never played at the recording sessions(only at the live concerts)listen at the jamming of Tito and Jermaine after the 8.00 minute.....
They didn't play on records. Or half the time on stage.
That's not them
@@johnangelo5467 it is though how cant you hear
These issues are the reasons they left