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    The Jackson 5 performing "Get It Together" on Soul Train [[1973)


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    Ahh, now that was my JAM! I liked it much better than Dancing Machine which came out several months later.

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    One of my favorites. Best performance in my opinion was on Bob Hope's show. Loved their outfits on that; Mike looked so baaaaaaaad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thomas96 View Post
    One of my favorites. Best performance in my opinion was on Bob Hope's show. Loved their outfits on that; Mike looked so baaaaaaaad.
    Hey Thomas this was the J-5 at their funkiest!

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    Quote Originally Posted by marv2 View Post
    Hey Thomas this was the J-5 at their funkiest!
    Right on, Marv. Randy was cookin' on the congas as well.

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    How bout some body language?


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    Quote Originally Posted by thomas96 View Post
    How bout some body language?

    That one's good. but it just doesn't groove like Get It Together for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marv2 View Post
    That one's good. but it just doesn't groove like Get It Together for me.
    I agree Marv. Get It Together is the most together of their later songs [[you know my favorites are the Bobby Taylor-produced early tracks). I also love Life of the Party. I can get down with that any time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by midnightman View Post
    Oh yes! What a great tune, and I agree it is far superior to "dancing machine" imo.

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    Yeah I agree with everyone saying it was better than Dancing Machine. Definitely should've been a bigger hit than it was.

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