Artist	Song
Jackson 5	I'll Bet You
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
The Jacksons	Things I Do for You
from Destiny (1985)
Jackson 5	Hum Along and Dance
from Anthology: Jackson 5 (2000)
Jackson 5	It's Too Late to Change the Time
from Anthology: Jackson 5 (2000)
Jackson 5	Reach In
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
The Jacksons	Destiny
from Destiny (1985)
Jackson 5	One More Chance
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
The Jacksons	Bless His Soul
from Destiny (1985)
Jackson 5	Ready or Not (Here I Come)
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
The Jacksons	That's What You Get (For Being Polite)
from Destiny (1985)
Jermaine Jackson	That's How Love Goes
from Jermaine (2009)
Jackson 5	Can You Remember
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
Jackson 5	Don't Know Why I Love You
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
Jackson 5	Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing
from Goin' Back to Indiana / Lookin' Through the Windows (2001)
The Jacksons	Blues Away
from The Jacksons (1987)
Jackson 5	Mama I Gotta Brand New Thing (Don't Say No)
from Anthology: Jackson 5 (2000)
Jackson 5	You've Changed
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
Jackson 5	If I Have to Move a Mountain
from Goin' Back to Indiana / Lookin' Through the Windows (2001)
The Jacksons	Different Kind of Lady
from Goin' Places (1987)
Jackson 5	Moving Violation
from Dancing Machine / Moving Violation (2001)
Jackson 5	The Wall
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
Jackson 5	E-Ne-Me-Ne-Mi-Ne-Moe (The Choice Is Yours to Pull)
from Goin' Back to Indiana / Lookin' Through the Windows (2001)
Jackson 5	Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah
from Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 / ABC (2001)
Jackson 5	I'm So Happy
from Anthology: Jackson 5 (2000)
Jackson 5	I'm Glad It Rained
from iTunes Exclusive - EP (2004)

Comment:

Like most adolescents, the Jackson 5 had their share of growing pains, chafing under Motown house rules and finally bolting (minus Jermaine) for new territory as just "the Jacksons." Hooking up with Philly soul architects Gamble and Huff proved to be a smart move, as they reveal in the laid-back, sunshiny groove of "Blues Away" (Michael's first-ever published song, incidentally). Funk spills out onto the dance floor in the hi-NRG disco of the following year's "Different Kind of Lady," complete with the kind of Vocoder-assisted vocals that another Ohioan, Roger Troutman, would build a career on. And we close out with a song that hints at Michael's imminent solo career and has taken on a special poignancy in the wake of his passing, the confessional "Bless His Soul," one of the rare instances in which Michael and Jackie share lead vocals.

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