The Jackson 5, The Ultimate Collection - 1h 14m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. I Want You Back	3:00
2. ABC	2:58
3. The Love You Save	3:04
4. I'll Be There	3:57
5. It's Your Thing	3:41
6. Who's Lovin' You	4:01
7. Mama's Pearl	3:12
8. Never Can Say Goodbye	3:00
9. Maybe Tomorrow	4:46
10. Got To Be There	3:23
11. Sugar Daddy	2:32
12. Rockin' Robin	2:33
13. Daddy's Home	3:03
14. Lookin' Through The Windows	3:38
15. I Wanna Be Where You Are	2:57
16. Get It Together	2:50
17. Dancing Machine	2:36
18. The Life Of The Party	2:34
19. I Am Love - Pts. I & II	7:29
20. Just A Little Bit Of You	3:14
21. It's Your Thing (The J5 In '95 Extended Remix)	5:57

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Review

It's hard to think of a more quintessential pre-disco-era supergroup, and this really is the ultimate collection of the Jackson 5's finest. From the super-sweet "I'll Be There" (which went on to become one of the most-covered songs in recent history) to the peppy pop of "I Want You Back," the period's essence is in every single high note. The Afros, the bell-bottoms, Michael pre-identity crisis, it's all there and so much more fun than anything any of the clan has done since. This is a great party album: classics like "ABC," "Never Can Say Goodbye," and "Rockin' Robin" sit alongside more jazz-influenced tracks like a cover of the Isleys' "It's Your Thing," and are guaranteed to keep all feet on the dance floor. --Rebecca Wallwork

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The Ultimate Collection

Tracks: 21, Disk length: 1h 14m 35s (-1m 59s)

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