Yes, Michael was the star period. But his brother's were and still are stars in there own right. When today's hard core MJ fans say negative things about his brothers, I invite them to check out all the historical video. They all had talent.
Let's differentiate between 'star quality' and talent. The Music biz had no doubt that they were all talented beyond measure; that's the secondary reason they were all there (there was a tertiary (third-level) reason, and that's because family groups were the in thing at that time. If there was a fourth reason, it had to be Joe, who was the only reason his kids even got to be where they were in the first place. BUT, after they were established as a group, the primary reason the rest of the brothers were there--Joe knew it, the Music Biz knew it, and, somehow, I think all the older brothers knew it--is because Michael was there. No Michael, no drawing card. Any fan or casual observer of J5 at the time had to see that Michael was the standout. Now, Michael needed the group at the time; he needed the recognition that came with being the front man (boy?). The brothers were catalyst, like thrusters to a rocket. Michael was going places, and he benefited immeasurably from the talent in his sibling backup band. All the notoriety that Joe and the brothers achieved was through the reflection of Michael. He was the youngest, and most innocent, which was all the more reason to love that he could dance the dance, walk the walk and sing the song. Whether Michael could have gone as far as simply part of the setup, in imitation of, say, the early Commodores, we'll never know. He was never destined to be simply a member. His talented brothers were not imbued with that 'star quality' that came together as a whole from all the parts of Michael Jackson. The family was indispensably one of those parts. Without Michael, J5 would be another footnote in musical history. What 'star quality' really means, we can duke that out ourselves, I guess, but it was Michael's blessing. He appealed to millions, and his family promoted that. That's just the way it was.
Suzanne De Passé has been telling extremely fascinating stories in recent interviews about her time grooming the Jackson Five, as well as, finding Lionel Richie and the Commodores that she promises to include in a book she plans on writing soon. I can’t wait for that book.
Mike was funny he took the mike pointed at her she made cat scratch at him so adorable that just shows even as a kid mj knew what he was doing and wanted to always have fun
I believe all the Jackson brothers were talented musically ! A lot of the focus was put on Michael . I believe the other brothers should have been given more solo parts in the songs !!!!! I so believe the stress put upon Michael caused his autoimmune diseases...Vitiligo and Lupus ! He is all of 12 in this video. That means Marlon is only 13, Jermaine is about 15, Tito is about 17 and Jackie 19 !!!! Look at the tremendous pressure on these young kids. And they also had to be tutored in school . (VDH)
mayhem mayhem His autopsy said nothing of Lupus, only confirmed Vitiligo...since vitiligo is a skin disorder its not far fetched that he suffered from occasional rashes as well...
Kind of makes me wish I was born in this generation I was eight when he passed away so I didn’t get to experience him in all his glory he was definitely a very talented person from the day he was born he was brought into this world to do what he was meant to do ❤️
The universe is mysterious and magical, growing old sucks but is also important, who knows.. when we die we might be able to come back and experience the 60s again if we choose.
I'm crying michael was being a annoying lil brother and tried to snatch jermaine's cards(?) that he was shuffling and jermaine forreal smacked michael dead in the face he looked so annoyed I'm crying 0:01-0:14
BaByLaStrAnGe LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I have two sisters, and I am the youngest I know what having siblings is like. I wasn't actually crying, it was more like crying with laughter jesus, if you read the comment properly you would had got the tone right on the first read. ANYWAYS
BaByLaStrAnGe why would I try harder for strangers Idc about or idk who will probably read my comment?? why would I stress myself for your irrelevant self?? make some sense lmao bye
+BaByLaStrAnGe When she says she was crying, she was probably implying that she was crying of laughter. That part was a funny, brotherly moment. What's so hard to understand?
+BaByLaStrAnGe Ridiculous.There's no reason to insult someone.There was absolutely nothing wrong with her post.Black people say "crying" means they laughed so hard they cried.Yes, it was funny, because she can relate with having an annoying little brother.Sheesh.
This is a very unique clip of the Jackson brothers preparing for a show with Johnny Jackson playing the drums, Ronnie Racifer playing the otgan, Tito on the guitar, Jermaine on bass, Jackie playing the cowbell, and Marlon and Micael are singing and dancing there heart out! This is the last show of the first tour, right? The brothers are very talented!
@SofiatheMoonwakingArmy I think marlon was playing the woodblock and Michael gurio Toriano gibson es 345 tdc Jermaine Gibson eb 0 Ronnie Farfisa professional 222 Jackie cowbell Johnny just regular jackson 5 drums and Jermaine Acoustic 360 amp Tito Acoustic 260 amp
SilkySlim , Yeah! your spot on with that! "Grown man" style is Joe's influence. Boy's, offstage we dress like men! the world is watching. Sadly, nowdays we got grown-ass men dressing like teenagers! go figure!
+Le Rosa Dol if mike was 12, Marlon is 13, Jermaine is 16, Tito is 17, and Jackie is 19 at the time.... - Jackie is two years older than Tito - Tito is a year older than Jermaine - Jermaine is four years older than Marlon - Marlon is one year older than Michael or Starting from Michael Michael is one year younger than Marlon, who's four years younger than Jermaine, who's one year younger than Tito, who's two years younger than Jackie... That's how I do it... 😂
Yours is the best statement on this (and other Jackson 5 posts) post. I witnessed the Jackson 5 in these early days, and my friends and I would leave the concerts in total awe of Jermaine and Tito's musical prowess. Just think, in this rehearsal they were just 16 and 17 years old respectively. This outfit was competing against the dynamite bands of James Brown and Sly & the Family Stone. And these kids held their own on a world class stage. This would be unheard of today.
Vegans Rock Thank you for noticing. We all know Michael was a child prodigy and maybe the greatest entertainer of all time, but too many people on these posts dismiss the Jackson 5 members. They had otherworldly talent and it should be noted on these posts. The problem is, everybody tries to view the Jackson 5 through the lens of today's manufactured "boy bands" or the hip hop foolishness. You must look at the Jackson 5 through another lens: the lens of Motown & Stax, Sly Stone, Jackie Wilson, James Brown as well as the rock acts of that day. And this is not to mention the Civil Rights zeitgeist of that era.
Juan Leonardo Have you listened to young black radio today? Young Thug, Gucci Mane, etc. That is foolishness compared to Rakim and KRS One. And compared to the Jackson 5, young black radio today is idiocy. History will bear this out as fact in the distant future.
PURE LOVE and deeply RESPECT to Jackson five and Motown family GRATEFUL FOR the GREATNESS OF YOUR INNOCENT CREATIVITY that is a GIFT TO GENERATIONS TO COME TIMELESS
Everyone seemed to be on their grind including a very young Ms.Suzanne Depasse, because she was very good friends with Diana Ross before she worked with Motown, and she was definitely hustling between the Jackson Five and the set of "Lady Sings The Blues" to get the respect she needed from Berry Gordy and the Motown Company around this time.
@@mariahyohannes the Jackson Five was her first project with Motown. She was their everything: Stylist, Road Manager, Choreographer, Manager, and etc. She stayed with them until she discovered the Commodores in 1973.
this when real music was made & performed live in concert this is the way The Real talent showed not like today,s technicians they can electronic sounds to appear like they are really singing & performing it,s rare that Performers singers use real Drummers singers
I was watching this on You/tube the other night about one of the tours rehearsal for The Jackson five because there was special Of twenty five year celebration Of Micheal Jackson Moonwalk the rest of those earlier years before he was a pop star he was about ten years old in this clip we grew up listening to The Jackson 5
Remember this time, when I thought , " He sure is short !....only reacheas Jackie to his chest."........we were ALL into this 'Little Mikey' thing - even myself, who was littler than HE was ( 9), when I had that awesome priviledge of seeing them in 1971.
I don't care what anyone says about Joe Jackson. He may have been harsh on them but he drew out the talent in those kids. They wouldn't do it but they have it in them
@@alazjaw.8968 We all were abused back in the day. Remember "Spare the rod, spoil the child?" well, I seem to recall my friends in my diverse neighborhood when I was young, and all of us talking about getting spanked, whipped, beaten, board of educated (paddled) belted, etc. Those were my black friends, my Spanish friends, and just everyone got hit by their parents in some way. It was Universally cultural, shall we say!! Some kids were more sensitive. Usually, it wasn't something that happened too often, and I would say most of us grew up to be good and somehow empathetic people.
I went early to a Jacksons concert in May 79, because l thought they would do a sound check like this. I was able to witness their arrival in the limo in the back of the theater where they were performing. Those kids would go from five ordinary kids to five sticks of musical dynamite when the music started to play.
I sure hope that there is hours and hours more of this somewhere that will soon be officially released in Super Deluxe Editions of all of their studio l.p.s!!!
I saw this concert in Chicago (when I was 4) and I still remember being annoyed that my father kept letting the teenage girl in the row behind us borrow his binoculars. We only had the one for a family of four, so it was already hard enough to share lol.
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somebody make me a time machine and beam me into this video right after I get all my money out the bank PLEASE lol little Michael see me pop in from outta nowhere sayin' "who da hell is YOU"
I actually prefer these practice sessions more than the live stuff lol. This is the period when Funk was at its initial early stages Sly and the family stone was the biggest act in the world in 1970, Isley's biggest albums haven't dropped yet. Marvins landmark album "what's going on" would drop a year later.
I love watching any rehearsal material. The ones I find difficult to watch are the This Is It videos - but I'm sure you all know why. MJ for ever and ever.
At the very beginning of this clip, Jermaine is playing with a deck of cards....MJ goes over and does some rude shit and Jermaine snatches back....shoves MJ, then pops MJ in the mouth just as the organ hits, which makes it funny....you have to play it more than once....
I kinda get now why the older brothers went off and married early as soon as they turned 18. The brothers had to listen to so many people: their parents of course, Berry, Suzanne, the writers, producers, tour managers, choreographers, arrangers, photographers for photo sessions , tutors etc. geez. Being child entertainers was NOT easy at all.
There You Have It:While Kids,Their Peers Were either in School or Inside the House Doing Elementary School Homework.MICHAELr.i.p.and MARLON Were at Work Surrounded by Adults.THEY TRULY WERE AND STILL ARE THE BEST AT WHAT THEY DO..Just So Much Experience.I Mean when A Kid get so bored He Actually find a Single Drum-Stick to Play with and Try to make it Stand by itself.The Older Brothers and The People around Them have in Common with Them or Nothing to say to That doesn't involve Music or WORKING To Earn An Honest and Comfortable Living.They Deserve it,And As You Can Plainly See They don't to Thrilled about it,They look just We Do,When We're at Work as Adults.😁😎✌🤘💙🖤luv ya byo eJ
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So sad that this kind of performance is a thing of the past and can never be experienced again.
For them. But I think bands and rock n roll could come back. I'm old though.
Yes, Michael was the star period. But his brother's were and still are stars in there own right. When today's hard core MJ fans
say negative things about his brothers, I invite them to check out all the historical video. They all had talent.
Let's differentiate between 'star quality' and talent. The Music biz had no doubt that they were all talented beyond measure; that's the secondary reason they were all there (there was a tertiary (third-level) reason, and that's because family groups were the in thing at that time. If there was a fourth reason, it had to be Joe, who was the only reason his kids even got to be where they were in the first place.
BUT, after they were established as a group, the primary reason the rest of the brothers were there--Joe knew it, the Music Biz knew it, and, somehow, I think all the older brothers knew it--is because Michael was there. No Michael, no drawing card. Any fan or casual observer of J5 at the time had to see that Michael was the standout.
Now, Michael needed the group at the time; he needed the recognition that came with being the front man (boy?). The brothers were catalyst, like thrusters to a rocket. Michael was going places, and he benefited immeasurably from the talent in his sibling backup band.
All the notoriety that Joe and the brothers achieved was through the reflection of Michael. He was the youngest, and most innocent, which was all the more reason to love that he could dance the dance, walk the walk and sing the song.
Whether Michael could have gone as far as simply part of the setup, in imitation of, say, the early Commodores, we'll never know. He was never destined to be simply a member. His talented brothers were not imbued with that 'star quality' that came together as a whole from all the parts of Michael Jackson. The family was indispensably one of those parts. Without Michael, J5 would be another footnote in musical history.
What 'star quality' really means, we can duke that out ourselves, I guess, but it was Michael's blessing. He appealed to millions, and his family promoted that. That's just the way it was.
Simmie Williams exactly
Yes there all powerful
@@stanleytryhard1825
Brilliantly said.
@@stanleytryhard1825 accurate analysis in my eyes!
It's magic watching the Legendary J5 prep for a concert, this is indeed rare footage. And damn is Suzanne De Passe fine, that girl was stunning.
Suzanne De Passé has been telling extremely fascinating stories in recent interviews about her time grooming the Jackson Five, as well as, finding Lionel Richie and the Commodores that she promises to include in a book she plans on writing soon. I can’t wait for that book.
These dudes had swagger all over them
And they were so young too. Jermaine and tito were mearely 15 and 16. No other boy band have done that at a professional level since!
Marlon never got his props for dancing. Marlon was always a funky dancer! He put the stank on his moves.
Yes Yes Yes Marlon did. Marlon was all that.
He told mike..chill out
Type in "Marlon Jackson performance on Arsenio Hall Show" and prepare to get MIND BLOWN by his dance moves!! Lmao :0
Michael gave him his props and that's all that matters...
Oh we always saw Marlon… Believe that!
This family sure is talented! All of the boys! (and the band!)
Had the joy of seeing them in Detroit 1971. And it was crazy like the movie. The Jackson's an American Dream. Girls went crazy.
I thought the Jackson 5 were that band?
@@UberSynth Randy wasnt in Jackson 5 and later Jermaine wasnt a part of The Jacksons.
Mike was funny he took the mike pointed at her she made cat scratch at him so adorable that just shows even as a kid mj knew what he was doing and wanted to always have fun
Michael was such a beautiful being. Love seeing footage of him and the brothers, precious moments.❤
And this goes OUT to those who doubted JERMAINE's bass abilities, remember he was much younger when he started, can you imagine his skills NOW?!👍🏿✌
I love at 2:45 how Jermaine was low-key bumpin' that bass line from Tyrone Davis' "If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time". Skillz!!
this was nice seeing them in their natural state...and suzzane depasse looks damn good.
yeah i am trying to find pics of her now at that era
good luck...joe kept her so much out of the spotlight..(so he could shine)
joe has nothing to do with it
mayhem mayhem agreed..
What was Suzanne's role?
I believe all the Jackson brothers were talented musically ! A lot of the focus was put on Michael . I believe the other brothers should have been given more solo parts in the songs !!!!! I so believe the stress put upon Michael caused his autoimmune diseases...Vitiligo and Lupus ! He is all of 12 in this video. That means Marlon is only 13, Jermaine is about 15, Tito is about 17 and Jackie 19 !!!! Look at the tremendous pressure on these young kids. And they also had to be tutored in school . (VDH)
+rushmanize yeah i have to agree
Didn't know he had Lupus, too! I knew about the Vitiligo, but never heard anything about the Lupus! You may be right about the stress, etc..
look it up, you can tell he had lupus especially during the thriller years, he had red rashes on his skin
rushmanize I believe Jermaine was 16, he was born in 1954
mayhem mayhem His autopsy said nothing of Lupus, only confirmed Vitiligo...since vitiligo is a skin disorder its not far fetched that he suffered from occasional rashes as well...
That girl, is a young Susan DePasse..who worked for Motown at the time
Susan dePasse was FYNE early 70s! Dang!
So young to be directing!
She used to go to my school!
@@brownin329 Little did she know then just how famous the Jacksons would become. What to speak of Michael.
Salute with that's girl: Susan DePasse 👍♥️
Kind of makes me wish I was born in this generation I was eight when he passed away so I didn’t get to experience him in all his glory he was definitely a very talented person from the day he was born he was brought into this world to do what he was meant to do ❤️
Michael was sooo cute little Angel he was
they were the frist group I ever saw in concert as a little girl I was in the 4 grade in Houston Texas at The astrodome.
Real gifted Jacksons, obviously Michael was a star ⭐️ rising like no other💯💖
Suzanne De Passe was fine as all outdoors.
+HHCassius paul lemat must have had hella-game back then.
+HHCassius ikr was any of the jackson brothers tapping that?lol
Wow! Didn't realize...
If I was a member of that band, Jackson or not, I'd sho'nuf been trying to get at that!!! 😎
HHCassius i hear you
looking at this brings back so many memories for me. to bad we all have to get old. miss my michael.
The universe is mysterious and magical, growing old sucks but is also important, who knows.. when we die we might be able to come back and experience the 60s again if we choose.
I'm crying michael was being a annoying lil brother and tried to snatch jermaine's cards(?) that he was shuffling and jermaine forreal smacked michael dead in the face he looked so annoyed I'm crying 0:01-0:14
BaByLaStrAnGe
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I have two sisters, and I am the youngest I know what having siblings is like. I wasn't actually crying, it was more like crying with laughter jesus, if you read the comment properly you would had got the tone right on the first read. ANYWAYS
I'm sorry that you're 75 and illiterate then ://BaByLaStrAnGe
BaByLaStrAnGe
why would I try harder for strangers Idc about or idk who will probably read my comment?? why would I stress myself for your irrelevant self?? make some sense lmao bye
+BaByLaStrAnGe When she says she was crying, she was probably implying that she was crying of laughter. That part was a funny, brotherly moment. What's so hard to understand?
+BaByLaStrAnGe Ridiculous.There's no reason to insult someone.There was absolutely nothing wrong with her post.Black people say "crying" means they laughed so hard they cried.Yes, it was funny, because she can relate with having an annoying little brother.Sheesh.
Wow! They were rehearsing the song "Stand".. love this
We new the jacksons music videos sound on the microphones sound on one’s on the jacksons
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I love all this lost footage that is popping up here its great to see the rare stuff to be a fly on the wall and see it all unfold.
coolest group ever to touch music
This is a very unique clip of the Jackson brothers preparing for a show with Johnny Jackson playing the drums, Ronnie Racifer playing the otgan, Tito on the guitar, Jermaine on bass, Jackie playing the cowbell, and Marlon and Micael are singing and dancing there heart out! This is the last show of the first tour, right? The brothers are very talented!
@SofiatheMoonwakingArmy I think marlon was playing the woodblock and Michael gurio Toriano gibson es 345 tdc Jermaine Gibson eb 0 Ronnie Farfisa professional 222 Jackie cowbell Johnny just regular jackson 5 drums and Jermaine Acoustic 360 amp Tito Acoustic 260 amp
Nice boots Marlon had on,..grown man style !!! Mike the superstar just walking around like he's normal !!!
SilkySlim , Yeah! your spot on with that! "Grown man" style is Joe's influence. Boy's, offstage we dress like men! the world is watching. Sadly, nowdays we got grown-ass men dressing like teenagers! go figure!
i love everything about this- mj's tie and the bleached jeans- these young men oozed style.
This was December 1970 in Jacksonville Florida...Mike was 12 years old :)
+Le Rosa Dol yeah, it was the 31st of December, so Jermaine was 16... So Tito was 17, and Jackie was 19
+Le Rosa Dol if mike was 12, Marlon is 13, Jermaine is 16, Tito is 17, and Jackie is 19 at the time....
- Jackie is two years older than Tito
- Tito is a year older than Jermaine
- Jermaine is four years older than Marlon
- Marlon is one year older than Michael
or
Starting from Michael
Michael is one year younger than Marlon, who's four years younger than Jermaine, who's one year younger than Tito, who's two years younger than Jackie...
That's how I do it... 😂
Cattie E Exacly...I couldn't describe it better xD
+Ms Jones & TheJackson5 😝😝
Le Rosa Dol
uh, math?
Nothing without the music 4 band members a bass player guitar player keyboards and drums give the band some people yeah!
That was the J 5 sound baby
Yours is the best statement on this (and other Jackson 5 posts) post. I witnessed the Jackson 5 in these early days, and my friends and I would leave the concerts in total awe of Jermaine and Tito's musical prowess. Just think, in this rehearsal they were just 16 and 17 years old respectively. This outfit was competing against the dynamite bands of James Brown and Sly & the Family Stone. And these kids held their own on a world class stage. This would be unheard of today.
Brilliantbeing you are on point!
Vegans Rock Thank you for noticing. We all know Michael was a child prodigy and maybe the greatest entertainer of all time, but too many people on these posts dismiss the Jackson 5 members. They had otherworldly talent and it should be noted on these posts. The problem is, everybody tries to view the Jackson 5 through the lens of today's manufactured "boy bands" or the hip hop foolishness. You must look at the Jackson 5 through another lens: the lens of Motown & Stax, Sly Stone, Jackie Wilson, James Brown as well as the rock acts of that day. And this is not to mention the Civil Rights zeitgeist of that era.
Juan Leonardo Have you listened to young black radio today? Young Thug, Gucci Mane, etc. That is foolishness compared to Rakim and KRS One. And compared to the Jackson 5, young black radio today is idiocy. History will bear this out as fact in the distant future.
Juan Leonardo Further more, never tell an OG what not to do. FYI.
Man I love watching moments like this. Hard work pays off. Never Give Up!!
PURE LOVE and deeply RESPECT to Jackson five and Motown family
GRATEFUL FOR the GREATNESS OF YOUR INNOCENT CREATIVITY that is a GIFT TO GENERATIONS TO COME TIMELESS
Everyone seemed to be on their grind including a very young Ms.Suzanne Depasse, because she was very good friends with Diana Ross before she worked with Motown, and she was definitely hustling between the Jackson Five and the set of "Lady Sings The Blues" to get the respect she needed from Berry Gordy and the Motown Company around this time.
What was her role with J5??? I have not heard much about her other than she helped Berry sign them
@@mariahyohannes the Jackson Five was her first project with Motown. She was their everything: Stylist, Road Manager, Choreographer, Manager, and etc. She stayed with them until she discovered the Commodores in 1973.
@@dylanwashington2419 What was the division of labor between her and Joe Jackson?
@@jr9249 Joe lost total control when they were signed to Motown so he was just Guardian while Ms. Suzanne ran the ship
Such a little fella....really. He started so very young.
this when real music was made & performed live in concert this is the way The Real talent showed not like today,s technicians they can electronic sounds to appear like they are really singing & performing it,s rare that Performers singers use real Drummers singers
I was watching this on You/tube the other night about one of the tours rehearsal for The Jackson five because there was special Of twenty five year celebration Of Micheal Jackson Moonwalk the rest of those earlier years before he was a pop star he was about ten years old in this clip we grew up listening to The Jackson 5
Get your ass out of arenas and got to small venues and you’ll see loads of musicians.
6:42 Mike is like "Fuck this shit ... just wait 'til we have the 80ies" ...
😂🤣😅
johnny jackson and ronnie rancifer! always left out, they were the heart and soul of the J5 !!!!!
PROFESSIONAL.
Bottom line. Every single member.
0:47 are those ear buds my dude? They ain't no new technology! DAAAAAAAMN, I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!
Haha wtf
That dudes a time traveler.
Ear buds wear invented in 1891 so ain't nothing new
That road manager pretty as hell!
Michael 🥺🥰💜
Remember this time, when I thought , " He sure is short !....only reacheas Jackie to his chest."........we were ALL into this 'Little Mikey' thing - even myself, who was littler than HE was ( 9), when I had that awesome priviledge of seeing them in 1971.
In 1970 Mike was 12.
Brilliantbeing Y-y-e-s-s, you got that one right. Next question.....!....
SEQUAJ NI lol next question
SEQUAJ NI lucky
Lu
jesus the last 20 seconds are amazing
Is nobody gonna talk about Jackie tearing it up on the cowbell?
I loved it, thank you
They were Awesome 👍 very Creative Greatest boy band ever I grew up Wanting to be them😆
Insanely Talented!
I love the little MJ
Say what we want about Joe-he did give us amazing talent. Every last Jackson is talented-period!
I like how Jermaine briefly plays the bassline to Wilson Pickett's Engine No 9 at 2:39
I love the Jackson 5; but, they should have given the drummer and the keyboardist some real recognition.
the lady in red is gorgeous
They're kinda dressed like cool accountants 😂 Great footage!
Gros cheveux
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL INVALUABLE PRECIOUS FOOTAGE
GRATEFUL FOR OFFERING THAT GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
LEGENTS CREATING
RESPEC TO ALL
LOVE FROM GREECE
I don't care what anyone says about Joe Jackson. He may have been harsh on them but he drew out the talent in those kids. They wouldn't do it but they have it in them
harsh is a little too kind for an abuser. two things can be true at once. you can acknowledge he’s a great talent manager and also a horrible father.
@@alazjaw.8968 We all were abused back in the day. Remember "Spare the rod, spoil the child?" well, I seem to recall my friends in my diverse neighborhood when I was young, and all of us talking about getting spanked, whipped, beaten, board of educated (paddled) belted, etc. Those were my black friends, my Spanish friends, and just everyone got hit by their parents in some way. It was Universally cultural, shall we say!! Some kids were more sensitive. Usually, it wasn't something that happened too often, and I would say most of us grew up to be good and somehow empathetic people.
@@leahartlee29 yeah and that’s the problem
Marlon and Michael ar toooo funny
Suzanne De Passe was so fine then
This "It's your thing" by the Isley Brothers...Michael sounds adorable.
Suzan GOD BLESS YOU
Suzanne....
I went early to a Jacksons concert in May 79, because l thought they would do a sound check like this. I was able to witness their arrival in the limo in the back of the theater where they were performing. Those kids would go from five ordinary kids to five sticks of musical dynamite when the music started to play.
I sure hope that there is hours and hours more of this somewhere that will soon be officially released in Super Deluxe Editions of all of their studio l.p.s!!!
it does seem like mj was always being filmed. No wonder he wore those sunglasses when he went out - and why he created his own world at neverland.
Stand is my favorite part. Idk what it is everything about the way they performed it, the music, just gets me up and moving.
Michael was so tiny 😁
They worked hard seeing there timing on stage they were almost perfect it was incredible.
Thanks for uploading this video
I saw this concert in Chicago (when I was 4) and I still remember being annoyed that my father kept letting the teenage girl in the row behind us borrow his binoculars. We only had the one for a family of four, so it was already hard enough to share lol.
I need a time machine so bad :(
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Once Maxine singing in the background want matching with Michael Jackson 100,000 likes microphones on sound on
The jacksons sound on
JACKIE BETTER PLAY THAT COW BELL! lol
Joe Jackson may have had to "beat the talent into them", but they probably did ANYTHING, "Fine Suzanne DePasse", asked them to do! LOL
Sounds on the microphone 100,000 likes the jacksons music 🎶 videos Electric guitar sound on
This looks like the Mid South Coliseum in Memphis.
somebody make me a time machine and beam me into this video right after I get all my money out the bank PLEASE lol little Michael see me pop in from outta nowhere sayin' "who da hell is YOU"
Oh, Mike!
This is better than their songs, reminds me prog rock some times
Michael Jackson was such a cute kid.
Love it alllllll ummmmhum!!!
I actually prefer these practice sessions more than the live stuff lol. This is the period when Funk was at its initial early stages Sly and the family stone was the biggest act in the world in 1970, Isley's biggest albums haven't dropped yet. Marvins landmark album "what's going on" would drop a year later.
I love watching any rehearsal material. The ones I find difficult to watch are the This Is It videos - but I'm sure you all know why. MJ for ever and ever.
No Way still can’t bring myself to watch This Is It
@@Elena-er7zp never
Imagine THAT MUCH PRESSURE and thatany people depend on you before you're even in double figures...
Amazing
The best!
At the very beginning of this clip, Jermaine is playing with a deck of cards....MJ goes over and does some rude shit and Jermaine snatches back....shoves MJ, then pops MJ in the mouth just as the organ hits, which makes it funny....you have to play it more than once....
Mj Forever .
Suzanne D. WAS and STILL is A FINE strong minded woman.....DAMM NOW I wanna go back into Time jus' to be there !😘🌹👍🏿
Damn if could get the Delorian and go back to the future,I would look for Suzanne, she was drop dead gorgeous.
I kinda get now why the older brothers went off and married early as soon as they turned 18. The brothers had to listen to so many people: their parents of course, Berry, Suzanne, the writers, producers, tour managers, choreographers, arrangers, photographers for photo sessions , tutors etc. geez. Being child entertainers was NOT easy at all.
Love this
Tito's guitar looks nice.
J5 forever ♥️
Damn, that's a small-assed stage! Before the camera panned out, I thought they were warming up in a room backstage.
Marlon's so sweet.
Word has it that Papa Joe once tagged Suzanne one time.Jackie has a huge crush on her too
Toujours formidables dans tout ce qu'ils font....!
Suzanne DePasse was so young here, she wasonly about 4 yrs older than Jackie Jackson here.
MORE MORE MORE
sweet
Sly and the family stone ...STAND! yep, that's the rehersal they were doing.
Susan SPECIAL REGARDS
LOVE FROM GREECE TO YOU
There You Have It:While Kids,Their Peers Were either in School or Inside the House Doing Elementary School Homework.MICHAELr.i.p.and MARLON Were at Work Surrounded by Adults.THEY TRULY WERE AND STILL ARE THE BEST AT WHAT THEY DO..Just So Much Experience.I Mean when A Kid get so bored He Actually find a Single Drum-Stick to Play with and Try to make it Stand by itself.The Older Brothers and The People around Them have in Common with Them or Nothing to say to That doesn't involve Music or WORKING To Earn An Honest and Comfortable Living.They Deserve it,And As You Can Plainly See They don't to Thrilled about it,They look just We Do,When We're at Work as Adults.😁😎✌🤘💙🖤luv ya byo eJ