It’s not without some irony that the Jackson 5’s last recording for Motown was titled Moving Violation. Following the release of their 1975 LP, the brothers from Indiana would indeed be moving.

The Jackson 5's first hit with the label, “I Want You Back,” was released in 1969 and went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January of 1970.

Jermaine Jackson Jermaine LaJaune Jackson, born 11 December 1954, was a bassist and a second vocalist with Jackie, behind his younger brother Michael, with the Jackson 5.

Jermaine Jackson Just like his brothers before him, Jermaine, born in December 1954, was a member of the Jackson 5. The singer had an extensive solo career, releasing 14 albums over the years.

The Jackson 5 became one of the biggest names in music under the guidance of their father, Joe Jackson, a steelworker and guitar player who supported his wife and nine children in Gary, Indiana.

It’s going to sound like a mix of the classic Jackson 5, The Jacksons and something new.” Funny enough, he’s just now processing how amazing he and his brothers were back in their heyday.

Forty-five years ago, the Jackson 5 released their sophomore album, 'ABC,' which proved the group were continuing their chart-topping success.

The Jackson 5, later The Jacksons, was such an iconic group made up of Tito and some of his siblings who went on to become household names. Now, some have questions about which members are still ...

Lionsgate announced the cast of actors playing members of the Jackson 5 in 'Michael' Liza Esquibias is a Writer-Reporter on the TV team at PEOPLE. She was previously an Editorial Intern and News ...

We had a set of four or five blues songs.” For young Tito, this was ideal— as history goes, it was Tito’s interest in blues guitar that spurred the birth of The Jackson 5 to begin with.

The Jackson 5's first hit with the label, “I Want You Back,” was released in 1969 and went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January of 1970.

The Jackson 5's first hit with the label, “I Want You Back,” was released in 1969 and went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in January of 1970.