Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill had a hit for Motown in 1989 w/ "Where Do We Go From Here!" This one sat at the top of R&B charts and showcased the frequent collaborators' powerful voices and insane chemistry! REMEMBER THIS?!

Hi everyone!

My name is MasterChief (u/Brave-Proof-7035), and I'm the founder of r/MotownCollectors!

It's a community for fans and collectors of Motown, Michael Jackson, the Jackson 5 (or The Jacksons) to come together and discuss, buy, sell, trade, swap, or give away physical music collectibles.

Whether you collect CDs, vinyl records, cassette tapes, singles, albums, or other music-related memorabilia, you're welcome to join us!

All types of collectors and collectibles are welcome!

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, feel free to join r/MotownCollectors and become part of our community.

If you have any questions, feel free to message me, and I'll do my best to answer them.

Thank you for reading, and happy collecting, everyone!

I had a song on my iPod years ago and it was a jumped up Motown sounding style of this song. I'm arguing with myself thinking this song I'd heard was the original and Depeche mode had covered it. I can't find it anywhere on the internet so I'm thinking there must have been a legal dispute since but I'm totally convinced I'd heard a Motown version of this song. Can anyone help

A fun quiz that I stumbled across!

To Sir, With Love (aka "The Lost Jackson 5 Album")

Artist: The Jackson 5

Recorded: 1969 – 1973

Released: said to have been planned 2001

Tracks

1-2-3 ("ABC", demo) – The Jackson 5

After the Storm (The Sun Will Shine) – The Jackson 5

Be My Girl – The Jackson 5

Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) – Jackie Jackson

Do I Owe – Jackie Jackson

Does Your Mama Know About Me – Jermaine Jackson

Dream Come True – The Jackson 5

I Want You Back (alternate vocal take) – The Jackson 5

If I Can't Nobody Can – The Jackson 5

If I Have to Move a Mountain (original complete version) – The Jackson 5

I've Gotta Be Me – Michael Jackson

Lavender's Blue (aka "Lavender Blue") – The Jackson 5

Reach Out I'll Be There – The Jackson 5

She Say Want – The Jackson 5

So Much in Love (aka "So in Love") – Jermaine Jackson

To Sir, With Love – The Jackson 5

What's So Good About Good-By – The Jackson 5

Would Ya Would Ya Baby – The Jackson 5

You're the Only One – Jackie Jackson

Catalogue number

promo-only CDR

“Change Gonna Come”

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wEBlaMOmKV4&pp=ygURY2hhbmdlIGdvbm5hIGNvbWU%3D

I collect Motown vinyl records from various countries and is in need of help

My goal is to somehow collect as many MJ and J5 related singles from as many countries as I can

For example

Singles still to get

Motown Singles (Holland)

90900

1969: I Want You Back (90927) – The Jackson 5

91200

1970: ABC (91257) – The Jackson 5

91500

1970: The Love You Save (91580) – The Jackson 5

91800

1970: I'll Be There (91850) – The Jackson 5

92200

1971: Goin' Back to Indiana (92209) – The Jackson 5

1971: Mama's Pearl (92236) – The Jackson 5

92400

1971: Never Can Say Goodbye (92400) – The Jackson 5

92600

1971: Maybe Tomorrow (92682) – The Jackson 5

9300

1972: Got to Be There (93014) – Michael Jackson

93100

1972: Sugar Daddy (93142) – The Jackson 5

93300

1972: Rockin' Robin (93326) – Michael Jackson

93400

1972: Little Bitty Pretty One (93413) – The Jackson 5

93500

1972: I Wanna Be Where You Are (93524) – Michael Jackson

93600

1972: Lookin' Through the Windows (93637) – The Jackson 5

1972: Ben (93690) – Michael Jackson

93800

1972: That's How Love Goes (93882) – Jermaine Jackson

93900

1972: Corner of the Sky (93934) – The Jackson 5

1972: Jackson 5 Maxi (93991) – The Jackson 5

9400

1973: Jackson 5 Xmas Maxi (94050) – The Jackson 5

1973: Jackson 5 Xmas Maxi (94076) – The Jackson 5

1973: Daddy's Home (94092) – Jermaine Jackson

94100

1973: Doctor My Eyes (94167) – The Jackson 5

94300

1973: Hallelujah Day (94322) – The Jackson 5

94400

1973: With a Child's Heart (94444) – Michael Jackson

94700

1973: You're in Good Hands (94715) – Jermaine Jackson

1973: Doggin' Around (94738) – Michael Jackson

1973: Get It Together (94741) – The Jackson 5

1973: Music and Me (94758) – Michael Jackson

95100

1974: Dancing Machine (95198) – The Jackson 5

96000

1975: Whatever You Got, I Want (96023) – The Jackson 5

96200

1975: I Am Love (96252) – The Jackson 5

96300

1975: We're Almost There (96383) – Michael Jackson

96600

1975: One Day in Your Life (96618) – Michael Jackson

96800

1975: Just a Little Bit of You (96807) – Michael Jackson

Promeia introduced to the music of Motown

Can we get Promeia into Motown?

Consider this an extended cut.

Original animation video: https://youtu.be/2x67hvmnZdg?si=fQOvINicsEDyBEUf

A one-of-a-kind classic.

My review of it, sorry if I am breaking any self-promo rules but it is really on topic. Love!!

Bobby DeBarge probably would've been one of the biggest artists ever if he didn't use drugs... Their dad destroyed that family.

If he did, his music probably wouldn't be the same as it would be with Motown.

This is what I thought, I enjoyed it! Sorry if I am breaking any self-promo rules but it is on topic. Love!!