The Jackson 5 1972 Royal Variety Performance

[@Lindethiel]

The fact that these boys can perform so smoothly through multiple songs for TEN MINUTES is a testament to their genius, talent, and immortality. All hail the J5, the last of the classic groups.

[@dottybambni]

Lindethiel not only 10 min they did tours for almost like 30 to 40 minutes and as they got older with more songs they did tours for like an hour

[@bholaoates1542]

I know a lot of people hate their father Joe, but he deserves a lot of credit for how tight their presentation is.

[@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597]

Lindethiel give your applaud to the fathers n the world not just the handsome Joe jackson.

[@claudiaboneparte2432]

Amen.....

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

They were pros..

[@ebonykaleidoscope]

This footage is priceless for us old original Jackson 5 fans....

[@jeremiahware2443]

W

[@sistagirllondon]

PRICELESS!! JACKSON FIVE FOREVER!! ❤❤

[@phoenixthedevourer1716]

YesssS tHEy r the best

[@mayang_mayang]

Thank you for posting this

[@rafildissjr]

We'll never see something like this again. We miss you MJ.

[@harveyadmas2441]

Rafildiss

[@constancehall9251]

Never

[@ashelymonroe1873]

1yqkiyuyuwkkkll

[@Lightskin-i1k]

Get off of Michaels dick bro the Jacksons deserves more respect

[@BrandieGomesp]

Yes it seems to be born in their blood and bones! Very proud of them but so sad for them especially Michael not being able to be child. A tragedy as his dad made his money off of them. Mom should have done Something!!!

[@stacyeurydice4583]

What is so incredible is that everybody had their own specialty..Tito with the guitar...Jermaine with bass... Jackie & Marlon with vocals & choreography... wow.....

[@johnnyraven7980]

Bands today don't dare put so much work in their craft as these guys did. Not trying to knock any modern groups but their just pretty plain compared to these boys.

[@sarahroach2994]

Jackie is Tambourine Tito is Guitar Jermaine is Bass Marlon is Finger Snapper Michael is Lead Singer

[@Daprince823]

Michael still had the hardest job, that's why he left these mf's the first chance he could! The vocal instrument is far more valuable than every other and he did everything else too. His mother literally had to beg him to do the Victory tour smh.

[@izzy-yf9yc]

stacy eurydice dont forget Randy on the congos!!

[@kasubakapambwe5621]

@Enzo Deuce those are his brothers. And they all complimented to his success in one way or the other. Of course MJ had a mega successful career but no need to discard his bros like that..

[@amrandonathan6340]

The amount of singing this young man had to do

[@mcclendonreport]

Ditto for the rest of the group here too. Keep in mind, there were no adult professional singers buttressing their sound. The J5 did all of this live during their endless tours.

[@mcclendonreport]

No other boy band in history can make that claim.

[@brodocbetty4856]

Their work load was way over the top more than enough to stop or slow down any average adult.

[@MichaelBrown-js1ti]

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[@anthonytaylor7928]

All of them were singers

[@agip07]

You know I've never though about it, but Michael and his brothers had actually did enough, more than enough as kids and young men to have retired for good in the 80s, they all kept going, and Mike kept going and IM GLAD HE DID!! but their work they did at Motown is more than many people did their whole life

[@josephineyoung9142]

The BIGGEST difference was the fact that’Michael continued to take classes. Singing, dancing, staging, writing,...you name it Michael studied it. That’s why he HATED

[@scotty2hottymykindapeople955]

I have thought this many times... he did more and achieved more as a kid then many d o in a lifetime !!!

[@jadegrrl]

@Journeyman I had thought about that too a lot lately. About how MUCH MJ along with his brothers did as kids and young adults that they could've retired for good in the 80s. Seems after the 1984 Victory tour would've probably been a good time to retire.

[@jadegrrl]

@@scotty2hottymykindapeople955 Thats SO TRUE! He really did a LOT as a kid! I never even realized just how much he did as a kid/teen until lately.

[@e.renardjackson1298]

Journeyman Sure, they all could have retired comfortably at a very young age. But why retire when you’re living your dream and bringing so much joy to the world.

[@texwellthewizard8894]

All of these brothers are part of a legend. People disrespect Michael's brothers calling them freeloaders and untalented. They worked their butts of all there young lives and deserve as much respect and continued success as members The Rolling Stones.

[@helenabesa1622]

yes they respect each other and love they whlere raised to be a true artist

[@ebonykaleidoscope]

They are responsible for helping make Michael into a huge international star. It is debatable whether he could have gotten where he did WITHOUT them. The energy and contrasting band personalities was crucial to their overall success…and allowed Michael to shine bright.

[@simmiewilliams5970]

Wished MJ had kept his brothers closer...we’re supposed to be our brothers keepers.

[@Nuggyc]

They are mere human beings after the spotlight. Real life hits every single person that's born. Alot was easily kept quite because.. there's no internet in those days. Magazines, calling the ticket hotline to hear who's coming to town. Media only told us what they were paid to write about all celebrities. The gossip door is wide open for all SuperStars in today's world.

[@jairuscook6122]

Aye. A lot of ppl don't give em his credit. But Randy was doing his thang on them bongos Yo.. Esp at that age. He was really good.

[@danmattera9735]

the kid was only 10 at the time of this show... absolutely insane

[@kasubakapambwe5621]

Randy should have been inducted too in the Rock and Roll HOF. He contributed too. Glad others recognize his talents. And much love to the Jacksons too ❤️ ripMJ

[@kingsports1113]

Lil Randy was ready to joining band at 3

[@falanajerido875]

Yes he was

[@barronboykin7673]

Yea he was

[@stuartperry8141]

Another point people miss is that the Jackson Five was a band not just a singing group. Jermaine and Tito were the lead instrumentalists for all their songs when performing. Kind of interesting why they did not play on their records. One of the reason the Jacksons probably left Motown for control of their sound.

[@misfrancis09]

Correct!

[@cvc1814]

Stuart Perry exactly

[@FredWoodard]

I mostly watch videos from this era, 1969-1975. That was a classic band just like the Beatles, Rolling Stones etc... I wish they would have kept the same line up and recorded with that group. They would have gone down in as one of greatest bands in popular music!! It's disappointing to see them nowadays. Jermaine doesn't play bass anyone and Tito holds his guitar most of the time. Sad.

[@SupremeNerd]

you couldnt be more wrong

[@vassinvegas]

I was actually living with the drummer, Johnny Jackson at that time, many reasons. It was a bad time. I was at the house a lot and it was mostly Joe's fault. He wanted out. Then he found out Motown owned their name. it was awful.

[@chrismillion]

Tito and Jermaine were killing those guitars

[@markjohnson9485]

Yes, they were!! 👏👏👏👏

[@Burdascoobsti]

Bass and guitar

[@mcclendonreport]

I notice these Jackson 5 posts become very "Michael centric". But those of us that grew up in the era of the Jackson 5 know, that while Michael Jackson was the greatest entertainer to ever live, the Jacksons each had their own distinct talent. Case in point: The act uses a teenaged bassist and guitarist, and a pre-adolescent percussionist. How many groups today can make that claim. Today's acts are replete with backing musicians and backing tracks. The J5 brought in a drummer from the neighborhood and an organist from the next town to round out their whole show. This is an epic feat for these kids.

[@mcclendonreport]

..no extra background singers or a stage full of extra dancers.

[@Sooopa_Doopa]

Brilliantbeing Just a drummer and a keyboard dude

[@breebree5926]

Everybody knows this but, most are just Michael Jackson fans. Let people say what they want to say. He did stand out! Just like every other front person in a group

[@fostermac7170]

Most youngsters. Us "old heads" have a different take on things.

[@DennyDreadBassMan]

I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show (I know a lot of you are saying 'Who'?). That show planted the seed that began my music career playing bass. I also saw them three times at the Amphitheater in Chicago. It wasn't Michael the girls were screaming for, it was Jermaine. All he had to do was sneeze and they went insane. Plus they put on a hell of a show.

[@monicawism]

I love the fact that his voice is changing during this performance. Just makes him that much more cute to me!!

[@ravenmaemercado5054]

His voice's changing during this time omg but still slaaaaaaaaaay

[@l0v3lyniaa]

Raven Mae Mercado He had puberty.😍😍

[@theonly7246]

Raven Mae Mercado.. Exactly 👌👌

[@gradybaby_kv]

Raven Mae Mercado well thats’s what puberty does to you lol

[@ravenmaemercado5054]

@@l0v3lyniaa yes I know haha I am just amazed it was still so good even during puberty haha

[@l0v3lyniaa]

@@ravenmaemercado5054 oh yeah, he had great talent in his voice ☺.

[@ryanperron2680]

Randy was an underrated conga player

[@radiostationlaptops3452]

Published on Jun 26, 2009

[@maureenmolleron747]

When you watch the dancing, while he's singing alone he does more moves than his brothers. I watched many videos of the group and he was the ultimate performer!

[@RomarWillson]

His brothers have to do the moves their assigned to he doesn’t

[@jbourel]

How can anybody not like these guys?

[@brownmajic48]

+jbourel Probably the Osmonds!

[@angieoconnor7400]

I believe they were friends. It was the media and record labels made up rift stories as a publicity stunt.

[@maymeclayton1402]

They were friends especially Micheal and Donny.

[@highwayhero6930]

Yooo. They are so professional it’s scary. Mike lead them right into the shortened versions so smoothly. It takes genius on multiple levels. These guys were teenagers but upper level elite professionals at their craft

[@fostermac7170]

Talent, more talent, and practice and practice some more. Then rehearse it literally hundreds of times before a tour is over. These dance moves, and vocal cues could happen almost in their sleep. #shoutouttojoesph

[@yuriydisman6829]

​@@fostermac7170 yeah Joe was strict and definitely effective... They were freaking incredible. So tight!!!!

[@angieoconnor7400]

Suzan Depase done a brilliant job with the costumes and choreography, and a big thank you to Gladys Knight for scouting them and bringing them to Berry Gordon for us all to experience these absolutely talented family. It will never date.

[@kevc21]

Bobby Vancouver was responsible, I heard Marlon and Jermaine say in interviews.

[@fostermac7170]

@@kevc21 They also praised Bobby Taylor of Bobby Taylor and the Vancouvers.

[@fostermac7170]

Don't forget about Suzanne De Passe, she did a great job too!

[@chimakalu5195]

Not Gladys knight it was Diana Ross that took them to Berry Gordy in Motown in Detroit

[@06bassdudex]

@@chimakalu5195Diana Ross wasn’t the one who found them, it was Gladys knight and Bobby Vancouver. Also cheech and Chong knew then J5 before they got big

[@gregoryyoung8819]

Saw Jackson 5 at the Philadelphia Spectrum. It was the last tour that they would appear as the Jackson 5. An amazing show. They can all sing and they can all dance.

[@honeylove7678]

I saw them too at the Spectrum, I'm from DE

[@DonaldWilliamsArtforeal]

Me Too!!!

[@tsukinousagi3174]

UGH they were so talented.... those kids....

[@mcclendonreport]

A real boy band without 8 or 10 adults playing instruments in the background. They were the genuine article.

[@l0v3lyniaa]

Brilliantbeing Example: Bts aint nothing.

[@breannas3064]

Randy was killing them congos

[@PurpleRain500]

He always did! He was one heck of a performer in the 80s! His energy was only second to Michael in the “Triumph Tour!” He was one heck of a performer in those days!

[@ChaddMichael]

Yeah he sure was 4 years later. That’s not him... he didn’t join until 1976. Lol.

[@pipstermayne]

Chadd Michael That is Randy. What are you talking about?

[@PurpleRain500]

Chadd Michael What are you talkin’ about man?

[@riloperron]

Chadd Michael randy joined in 1972 he wasn’t an official member until 1975

[@remoand]

Jermaine is a heck of a bass player.

[@stacyeurydice4583]

Yeah people forget he is an incredible musician....

[@DennyDreadBassMan]

He was tutored by James Jamerson.

[@andrewcrawford4635]

Great vocalist also. His voice had changed here and was richer and slightly deeper.

[@phoenixthedevourer1716]

I met Jermaine a few yRs ago wOw true his bassplaying is over looked

[@spacekadetentertainment]

People forget he also played lead guitar in the early days before the Jackson 5 was officially made with Marlon and Michael!!!!!

[@knightress5760]

No voice enhancements. Just raw talent.

[@MsMarykapa]

So so so so amazing!!! Michael was definitely born to dance and sing,natural talent send by God.

[@tobennyandbeyond]

_Songs_ 0:08 - I Want You Back 1:40 - ABC 3:13 - Rockin' Robin 5:40 - Thank You (For The Joy) 6:40 - The Love You Save

[@janineantoinettepayod1164]

I admire their God-given talents and more for the love they're giving with their performances.

[@bogreene1]

ln 1967 a few weeks before they recorded big boy,i saw them at the regal theater in chicago. they opened for the dells from harvey il and a soul singer name syl johnson.and they stole the show.

[@1punch_man]

Amazing

[@1punch_man]

Hi Walter. I just wanted to expand on my previous comment. That truly must have been an amazing thing to witness and memories you cherish to this day. Do you recall how old you were and what songs they performed? Thanks again for sharing your experiences.

[@dwayne_2023]

❤

[@teresabillington3238]

The Kings of all boy bands. Michael,Randy and Jermaine r killing it.Great stuff. There will never b another Michael and J5.

[@donavandwaalster]

this is priceless. live music, live singing, dancing and still slaying. the best!

[@cjl5599]

2:23 this just shows how the band is maturing. Michaels voice is getting way deep now and randy makes the music better with his bingo features

[@anthonytaylor7928]

I think the matured when the abc album had various number one hits before this

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@anthonytaylor7928 MJ`s song, i`ll be there, has a sentence: "we must bring SALVATION back" in his song. Ain´t believing he didn´t place the word SALVATION into the song without a reason, cause, souls, WE NEED SAVING FROM OUR SINS AND FROM HELL FIRE. Time to come to repentance and say goodbye to our old sinful self. Luke 5:32 I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Philippians 2:12 Wherefore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.

[@KorpusV6]

​@@theharshtruthoutthere you surely don't believe that Michael wrote a single Jackson 5 song lmao😂

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@KorpusV6 Dose it matter? who writes the song? if there is no promoting any sin written in, then you stay hymning it yourself. If wont become an hit, no matter how cool lyrics were in or how needful was the message in it.

[@richardamoroso_violin]

I’m a longtime member of the Philadelphia Orchestra violin section, and I marvel at absolute greatness of this performance! ... and I’ve witnessed firsthand many great performances!!!

[@susanreynolds9607]

They were the best that's all I can say I luv u J 5 forever!!!

[@tvgator1]

By this point in 1972, you can tell his voice is changing; he’s avoiding those high notes as much as he can.Jermaine too. Plus by this point he/they’ve been doing those same old hits at least a hundred times by then. Still an incredible performance though.

[@darrylgates8791]

I see Michael Jackson when I was 8 years old 1972 Madison Square Garden Frankie Crocker was an MC Undisputed Truth was an opening act I'm 53 now and I'll never forget it r i p Michael Jackson

[@Spargold1]

A large round of applause and a standing ovation! Simple breathtaking....I adored this performance, so full of energy and so vitalizing! Makes you feel so good that the whole day is great! Why can't any of the groups of nowadays, give a performance like this? May be they all need coaching from the Jackson 5! I love it when they sing "We....Thank you!" So emotional and so melodious! The world of music has lost its soul without Michael Jackson!

[@josephineyoung9142]

Michael took classes in everything! Cream rises to the top. The older”boys” were Ho’s. Michael was not lazy like the brothers. As you give you receive. Michael gave so much he started a financial grab fest. Michael had a IQ of 162...look who has the money now? The thieves are still trying to steal. Michael kept his eye on the business and taught his children how to protect themselves from the thieves.

[@fostermac7170]

@@josephineyoung9142 Girl, what the hell are you talking about? You don't know anything about these folks. "Michael kept his eye on the business"? Michael was practically (not technically) broke at the time of his death, although this the 'This IS IT Tour' was gonna cure all of that. "Michael gave so much he started a financial grab fest". Please tell me that you're just a youngster and have no real responsibility to anybody other than yourself.

[@PetePeterkin]

Damn Jermaine was PLAYIN!!! I don't think people realize how difficult it is to play bass and sing Let alone play those intricate James Jamerson Motown lines.!!! (Jermaine even does some dancing while playing and singing)

[@mrm64]

lol Mike was saying 'Ho" long before the Thriller era it seems :D

[@bgunderthewillowtree]

mrm64 yep :D

[@najahnaee7604]

BGTheJudith - Yep :)

[@mcclendonreport]

Of course.

[@daelenevans2934]

mrm64 Duhhhh He did it when ABC came out.

[@wherescasey]

Hahaha yess I noticed that too!!!

[@tedkay3750]

Think about this! a 4 piece self contained band killing it! no strings...horns...this is what PURE talent sounds like! called PERFECTION!!! for one's coming up..let this be your blue print! AWESOME!

[@mjjyo]

I see in him already The moonwalk. Michael Jackson: The genius artist. The beautiful human. The wonderful person. The greatest. Ever like him, no one like him. We love you, we miss all of you Michael…

[@VANILLASKY98]

He did almost the moonwalk when he was a child, look at the 1968 audition for Motown, he slided on the floor, lovely baby boy....

[@TheBreaksFB]

This might be my favorite performance because it was 100% live and zero track funneling... legends!!!

[@61barbie]

CLASSIC! Priceless - the harmonies are absolutely beautiful. Michael's energy levels are so amazing and his voice is just breaking. Wonderful - star quality shining out - the KING performing for the Queen Mother. so cute when he's just being a brother and starts laughing at one of the others when Tito is playing his solo.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

They were all awesome all of these comments about Mike this and that all of the brothers were equally as popular during this time

[@bbnnqAriNaomi]

I have never in my life seen a kid sooo fine and sensational like Michael! I wish that I find a guy like him one day. He was soooo awesome!!!

[@beyourself2444]

There has only been two, MJ and Frankie Lymon

[@JeremyForest]

This is an awesome concert footage! Nobody couldn't touch the Jackson 5. Tito and Jermaine did show true musicianship playing their instruments. But, it was Michael Jackson that showed showmanship at a young age.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

It was all of them geesh !

[@moonlightrai]

They were the ultimate professionals. Completely Genius. Incredible.

[@AlkalineInsides]

Imagine all of your kids being so talented, entertaining and gifted

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

I WANNA GO BACK TO THE 70’S I WAS BORN IN 72 WE HAD REAL GOD DANM TALENT IN SHOW BUSINESS MUSICIANS WHO PLAYED INSTRUMENTS AND SUNG NO AUTO TUNE NEEDED AND TALENT IN TV AND COMMERCIALS AND SPORTS 😔

[@namnik1]

The most difficult aspect of performing a song over and over and over is convincing the audience that this is the first time. The Jackson 5 performed these songs and dance moves 1000’s of times and still acted as if it was all brand new.

[@gregoryyoung8819]

That's true. Billy Joel once commented that he'd rather drink a 6 pack of warm beer than sing Piano Man again.

[@anthonytaylor7928]

What??

[@cornbreadthedog]

Wow. Michael and his brothers literally performed all over the world and entertained on way too many TV shows and specials to list. Super-impressive and legendary.....

[@fostermac7170]

The Jackson 5 did several WORLDWIDE tours. They were as popular in England, and the Middle East as they were in America. They were still teens.

[@tyardovdabulldht2340]

Can we give it up for Randy holding his own on the Bongos!✌️

[@garyhoffman5529]

I was teenager watching this on a weekend TV in prime time with The Jackson Five. It was amazing then as it was now. Thing is, The Beatles were over, alot of cultural issues that were shading the Nation, many things going on creatively. The Jackson's legacy was perfectly timed by hard work and they are all musical super stars. Still are. Buy again, did you notice the choreography was not even a known word to the masses, but in these huge appearences, Those Jackson Boys pulled a Mills Brothers Spiritual with Gospel and then closed with intense syncopation while driving the sound and the performance. I loved them then as I do everytime I can dance and say to the Gods on high, I AM A CHILD OF THE FUNK! Peace Forever

[@camri98]

I remember seeing the J5 in Cleveland Ohio at the Public Auditorium in the 70’s as a kid, it was the best gift my mother ever gave me other than bringing me into this world! These were the best of times!

[@femaletrumpet02]

Wow! Motown really did a really nice job with the J5 and all their acts. Thumbs up...

[@chante2104]

They did not stop moving full sets with different dance steps for each song. With live instruments and live vocals no one today can do that. Pure talent

[@avabumblebee7612]

This is priceless! Their talent amazes me still. Such a polished performance. Who else can sing and dance and play their own music like that. Just singing and dancing at the same time is difficult enough. I miss MJ and miss joyful, funky pop music, which is why I will always be old-school and listen to the oldies but goodies!

[@j.brown70]

Look at them go!! LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bgunderthewillowtree]

Unbelievable how much power they still had till the last song of this medley❤

[@sunrisesunset51]

The great thing about the J5 is that even though you can't really hear Marlon, Jackie, and Tito on vocals -- it was definitely a two-singer band -- the three of them weren't expendable at all. Tito can definitely rock that guitar.

[@kevc21]

Jackie voice comes through a lot, if you know his voice. Some cuts on some albums, you hear Marlon well too.

[@kevc21]

@Man vs Skateboard I knew every song, every album, every lyric word for word. I knew every note, every voice. I wore my Jacksons Albums out!! I didn't pick up the needle to skip ahead. Hallelujah Day features mom on piano!

[@ertfgghhhh]

How can u not hear them when they do their own background vocals? Make it make sense

[@anthonytaylor7928]

@@ertfgghhhh I agree that was a stupid comment

[@tytelevision8857]

Most Definitely a SUPER GROUP

[@tdb3039]

all the Jackson's Brothers were talented not just MJ.jermaine the beast on his guitar

[@PetePeterkin]

Bass Guitar on Jermaine Unreal co-ordination

[@nirmalakamble9630]

So beautiful. He total moves and at a time he sings and also dance

[@bradlee2706]

THE GREATEST SINGING FAMILY OF ALL TIMES! THE JACKSON FIVE (5) Was There As They Were Performing! ROYALTY IN PERSON ALL PRAISE DUE TO ALLAH! I AM ONE WITH GOD!

[@naseeha450]

Sure bro,praise is to Allah the most Almighty..

[@kevindavis4272]

Shoutout to Randy who was always w the group. He was killing those drums and amazing considering his age! Talented family who shared thier innate gift w the world!

[@KadeejiaDenise]

I realized only the younger fans and/or those who don't really know any better give Michael 100% of the credit. He'd even say who told him to do certain things that blew up and people will still credit him for it. He was a genius but give credit where it's due. If course your career would stall out if people were constantly comparing you to your amazing brother. No matter what you do it'll always be "not as good as Michael". You have to have the talent/drive along the right people backing you AND timing. Pretending no one else in the family contributed to Michaels success is just stupid.

[@breebree5926]

Omg stop with the "young fans crap" of course they will feel that way, they grew up on Michael Jackson, the king of pop! Not the jacksons. And you can't tell someone's age over the internet so stop it, it can be someone older saying this stuff

[@RS-gc8iw]

KadeejiaDenise Im 12, i can tell all these boys have talent wether its an instrament, singing, or dancing, not everyone thiks the same.

[@henokketema7726]

KadeejiaDenise thank you

[@mauricefromyt]

The Jackson 5 are awesome and Michael Jackson u will always be the greatest forever and forever

[@mauricefromyt]

Michael Jackson vocal is so so beautiful

[@ericacarthens4294]

They are so great I just want to shout for joy

[@elisabethgreene2002]

This boy still gives me goosebumps...Mike must have been 14 at the time and such pro

[@unclejoe7958]

Pure, raw talent.

[@jennaejones5285]

Jackson 5 forever ♥️ ❤️ ❤❤

[@jesschamp7132]

They we're all amazing in this performance. Randy was just adorable and he could rock those congas like no buddies business. What amazing talent in a whole family.

[@jacquelinemwaniki6465]

All nine kids in one family can sing and dance. That's just WOW. If I met any of them I'd like to find out what magic they used to make us so 'obsessed'.

[@marccovitz5289]

Jermaine was a very underrated bassist. He was really quite good back then. Not sure what he can do now.

[@Bassplayershadow2023]

He Really is and VERY underrated! As a Bass player myself, the guy can freakin PLAY you hear me!

[@cortlandsimmons6241]

You'll never see a prodigy like this again, kids! Funny to read the young folks comments! Lol. If it wasn't for KZbin, SOME of y'all would be completely lost on great music and artists! It's not ur fault tho!

[@user-zu5sp7wx2g]

Yeah like there aren't great artists that are popular right now. Like adele, sia, beyonce, rihanna, bruno mars, ed sheeran etc aren't all as good as it fucking gets. Stop sounding 80 years old

[@mayukittyrescue8728]

@@user-zu5sp7wx2g All garbage. None of those artists can even hold a candle to Michael Jackson. Not even close. Sia? Nigga please. GTFO with that shit. Have several seats

[@user-zu5sp7wx2g]

​@@mayukittyrescue8728 All garbage? Really? I didn't say they were as good, but all garbage.. Well okay then.

[@youwatch2muchtv]

SS O hes just passionate thats all (the guy you were talking to). The people you listed are talented, but they dont compare to mj at all.

[@user-zu5sp7wx2g]

@@youwatch2muchtv That's subjective. I mean I even agree, but it really is just an opinion

[@johneldridge8678]

Wow!!! Most of my favorite J5 songs, right there, LIVE!!!

[@deniseabrams7212]

Amazing even back then 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@carlguyjr8379]

I love you Michael and the brothers and always will.....you all changed lives around the world

[@cynwashere6940]

He's so different than any artist I've seen ever. You can't take your eyes off of him. The public etc couldn't handle his success and mocked him for everything when he got older. With every jungle tribe and every human and every Marian knowing who you are your gunna get hate. Not everyone likes everyone but I remember there was a LOT of jealousy towards Michael and people wanted to take him down. It hurts remembering how much love he got mixed with hate. The guy never hurt or disrespected anyone. Loved EVERYONE. Man it's so hard to accept he's gone.

[@vanxl9]

Damn little Randy already hittin the congos at that age. He was to be a future official member of the jacksons when jermaine decided to stay at motown

[@tonyhodgkinson2569]

I remember watching this as a child when it aired in the UK.

[@iammauraruth]

This was awesome! All live no auto tune dancin' their asses off perfection! Such a talented & hard working family. It's so obvious to me now that Michael was a prodigy. He didn't just sing & dance to the music, he WAS the music!

[@KOOLDUDE336]

It's not just michael. But tito Jermaine Marlon Jackie (randy additoonal) are the greatest of all time. Music will live on forever.

[@migdaliacolon3419]

Cuánto talento! Vivi enamorada de este niño que solo conocí a través de la música. Descanse en paz. Me gustaría saber de sus hermanos.

[@anthonybryant1969]

They were so Awesome. Rest MJ

[@BlueLeopard200]

the king performing for the queen

[@janbriggs3387]

AWESOME !!!! AN AMAZING CONCERT. ON THE ROYAL PERFORMANCE. WOW !!! TITO AND JERMAINE JACKSON ARE INCREDIBLE ON THOSE GUITARS.. JERMAIN WAS SUCH MUCH AN IMPORTANT PART OF ***** THE JACKSON FIVE*****. JERMAINE PLAYED AN AWESOME BASS 🎸 GUITAR. PART SANG BACKGROUND VOCALS AND 2nd LEAD VOCALS ...GOSH HE IS SOOOOOO AMAZINGLY AWESOME. AND TITO STRUMS THE 🎸 GUITAR. WITH SUCH A COOL FEEL. AND HE WAS SOOOO YOUNG AND PLAYED THE 🎸 GUITAR SOLO LIKE ONLY HE CAN. ( MY FAVORITE GUITARIST ). SPECTACULAR CONCERT!!!!!!!!!

[@bassistdc]

Jermaine is awesome on the love you save.

[@LizDel7682]

They all doing great and amazing on the dance floor,love mj so much

[@Kabeyavictoria]

Damn Mike had so much vocal control and all the brothers were talented as hell

[@singermusician777]

Great talent all of them! I'm thankful to have experienced!

[@markjohnson9485]

What a performance!!! Watching this reminded me of how much these talented brothers inspired me to become a musician!

[@simmiewilliams5970]

Bro, they inspired everybody I knew back in the 70s... every guitar in the pawnshops were sold!

[@markjohnson9485]

@@simmiewilliams5970 lol true that 🤣 😂 😆

[@anniyahasiya7931]

Great job Randy❤❤❤

[@CherubimandAngels]

OH MY GOD!!!! I'm Speechless. That was live and Michael Jackson was so little and so AWESOME!!!!!

[@TruthB7Told]

Thank you Joe and Kathrine!

[@toddmitchell7701]

J5 was some bad boys all of them

[@wwedxecw]

I cant stop replaying 4:38

[@tinabryant6334]

ikr it is funny to me

[@wwedxecw]

i think its hot lol.

[@haleymarlin7029]

I did 30 times but whose counting

[@ElDangerBlog]

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[@michaelwashington4408]

All I have to say Is motown signed the Jackson 5 not Michael Jackson...If you look in the history of the music business there have been countless groups who have been told they will not be signed and they only wanted to keep one or two people from that group. SO IF BERRY Gordy really wanted to he could have just signed Michael Jackson as a solo act but he didn't because the brothers as a whole. We're great.

[@wilsord11]

Michael Washington You did know that Both MJ and Jermaine were also signed as a solo.. he performed one of his hits Rockin Robin.. I think they performed as a band/ background on all 4 of his Motown Albums

[@phoenixthedevourer1716]

The tRUth!!!!

[@user-zu5sp7wx2g]

Yeah ofcourse not. They had the whole brothers/family angle that way. That shit is a selling point, but if you think every single one of them except Michael couldn't be replaced then you need to accept reality. I'm sure they all meant a lot to black people, but Michael could have done that for you with any other 4 half decent black dancer

[@ertfgghhhh]

@@wilsord11 solo AFTER the five were a hit.

[@VictorEzell]

Joe Jackson was not about to let that happen.

[@flaco6886]

He was only 10 years away from Thriller. Incredible.

[@bassistdc]

Love those harmonies before the love you save.

[@simmiewilliams5970]

Live performance...real talent on that stage.

[@jillsmith633]

Daaaang! All those dance moves - and they still could breathe enough to sing and harmonize. They have got to be the GREATEST family group ever on this planet. No auto tune or lip sync, either. This was the real deal.

[@ramarrwilliams854]

and thats what make them stand out from all the other groups and bunch of young kids braking down barriers and opistcals to get where they are and michale just took it to another level and change the whole i tire music industry and cant nobody take that away from him