FLAC Jackson 5 - ABC [HIGHRESAUDIO HRA 24bits/192.0kHz]

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Easy as 'ABC,' the Jackson Five have rocketed to the top of the soul and pop markets with an exciting sound that can only be described as that marvelous Motown sound of the early Supremes and Stevie Wonder. A bundle of energy and perpetual motion, the Five rip it up with their smash, plus sure shots like 'The Love You Save,' 'One More Chance,' and 'I Found that Girl.' Motown standards also get the hit treatment. Look out! (Billboard, 1970)

„Not even six months after the Jackson 5 -- Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon, Michael, and Tito -- issued their debut long-player, Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 (1969), the vocal quintet returned with ABC (1970), arguably the brothers' most solid effort of the early '70s. The Jacksons' collective (and respective) talents, coupled with exemplary material and the finest behind the scenes crew Motown had to offer, were directly responsible for the enormous success that placed the LP at the crest of the R&B chart and into the Top Five of the pop survey, while the title track and the double-sided hit single 'The Love You Save' b/w 'I Found That Girl' all went directly to the number one position across the board. Not too shabby for a group whose oldest member was barely in his teens. Granted, the familiar tunes are undeniably the focal point, making it easy to overlook some of the other stellar selections. As was customary, Motown's cache of house composers provide the lion's share of the songs, most notably the Holland-Dozier-Holland-penned '(Come 'Round Here) I'm the One You Need' -- brought to prominence by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles -- and Stevie Wonder's 'Never Had a Dream Come True,' which Wonder himself had recently included on his own Signed, Sealed & Delivered (1970). There are also a few contemporary nuggets from beyond the boundaries of Detroit, as 'La-La (Means I Love You)' is derived from the up-and-coming Philly soul movement and 'I'll Bet You' was gleaned from George Clinton's incipient incarnation of Funkadelic. However, the cuts credited to 'the Corporation' -- with Bobby Taylor and instrumentalists Deke Richards (guitar), Freddie Perren (keyboard), and Fonce Mizell (keyboards), as well as Motown founder Berry Gordy -- were of primary significance not only on the ABC album, but within the entire Jackson 5 oeuvre.“ (Lindsay Planer, AMG)

Michael Jackson, vocals, background vocals
Jermaine Jackson, vocals, background vocals
Tito Jackson, vocals, background vocals
Jackie Jackson, vocals, background vocals
David T. Walker, guitar
Louis Shelton, guitar
Don Peake, guitar
Freddie Perren, keyboards
Wilton Felder, bass
Gene Pello, drums
Marlon Jackson, background vocals

Produced by The Corporation

Digitally remastered
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Artist: Jackson 5
Album: ABC
Year: 1970
Composer: Various
Genre: R&B
Quality: Flac HRA 24bits/192.0kHz
Label: Motown
Source: highresaudio
HRA-Release: 04.03.2016
Size: 1,60gb

Tracklist

• 01 The Love You Save
• 02 One More Chance
• 03 ABC
• 04 2-4-6-8
• 05 (Come 'Round Here) I'm The One You Need
• 06 Don't Know Why I Love You
• 07 Never Had A Dream Come True
• 08 True Love Can Be Beautiful
• 09 La La (Means I Love You)
• 10 I'll Bet You
• 11 I Found That Girl
• 12 The Young Folks

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