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Track Listings
| 1. Enjoy Yourself |
| 2. Think Happy |
| 3. Good Times |
| 4. Keep On Dancing |
| 5. Blues Away |
| 6. Show You The Way To Go |
| 7. Living Together |
| 8. Strength Of One Man |
| 9. Dreamer |
| 10. Style Of Life |
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
First off Amazon have made a mistake with the tracklisting - the real tracklisting is this
01. Enjoy Yourself
02. Think Happy
03. Good Times
04. Keep On Dancing
05. Blues Away
06. Show You The Way To Go
07. Living Together
08. Strength of One Man
09. Dreamer
10. Style of Life
The other songs mentioned on the incorrect amazon tracklisting are all found on The Jacksons 2nd album for Epic, called 'Goin Places'.
This is the album on which the mature Michael Jackson finally comes into his own. His vocals on this album are amazing, especially on songs like Style of Life which showcases his range.
Jermaine Jackson is replaced by youngest brother Randy Jackson (not the judge from American Idol) who is equally as talented.
Each brother gets a chance to shine in the song Strength of One Man, where each is given a solo line to sing.
The Cd is nicely presented, but the sleeve notes are VERY brief, with barely any information at all.
However the sound quality of the album more than makes up for it.
01. Enjoy Yourself
02. Think Happy
03. Good Times
04. Keep On Dancing
05. Blues Away
06. Show You The Way To Go
07. Living Together
08. Strength of One Man
09. Dreamer
10. Style of Life
The other songs mentioned on the incorrect amazon tracklisting are all found on The Jacksons 2nd album for Epic, called 'Goin Places'.
This is the album on which the mature Michael Jackson finally comes into his own. His vocals on this album are amazing, especially on songs like Style of Life which showcases his range.
Jermaine Jackson is replaced by youngest brother Randy Jackson (not the judge from American Idol) who is equally as talented.
Each brother gets a chance to shine in the song Strength of One Man, where each is given a solo line to sing.
The Cd is nicely presented, but the sleeve notes are VERY brief, with barely any information at all.
However the sound quality of the album more than makes up for it.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Every song on this debut album is magnificent. Show You the Way to Go and Enjoy Yourself show Michael at his best. However, many other songs stick in my mind, such as Strength of a Man, as the meaning is very profound. Furthermore, the honey-like sound of Michael Jackson's voice contrasts extremely well with the deeper voices of his brothers in this song. Disco numbers such as Keep on Dancing certainly live up to their title. I particularly liked this number, as it had me fooled - what sounded like a slow song certainly hotted up in the middle. This album also sees the very first song Michael Jackson ever wrote alone, entitled Blues Away. This song is an excellent first effort from the child star, having a very catchy tune. This album successfully enabled the Jacksons to transform from child stars into adult superstars, and they certainly deserved, such status, and still do. After all, such prodigies don't come along often.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I never cared for the modern music that came from Michael Jackson, but here with 'The Jacksons' he sounded great, and this album is by far their very best! This contains three hits, including their only chart topper from 1977 'Show You The Way To Go'. On this album is the 'elusive' 12" longer version, which to me would have been absolute heaven had I been able to obtain it on a 12" single back at the time! 'Show You The Way To Go' is my favourite record of all time - I played it more than a thousand times (I stopped counting after that!) during the warm summer holidays of 1977! It was the lovely soft disco sound of 'Philadelphia' and was a record that really had no beginning or ending that could have just gone on and on... The follow up single was 'Dreamer' which for some reason sounded a well-know song, but one that somehow you had never got around to buying first time around - it was fantastic! This album has a very classic 'seventies' sound to it, with ten good strong tracks. This must be some of Michael Jackson's best work!
I have the aforementioned very first pressing of the number one single (dated) - silvered and framed upon my wall - along with the very first pressing of the album too!
Fabulous stuff!
I have the aforementioned very first pressing of the number one single (dated) - silvered and framed upon my wall - along with the very first pressing of the album too!
Fabulous stuff!
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the jacksons
only bought this album for one song which i luv the me show you the way to go the rest of the album hopefully will grow on me a song at a time
Published 1 month ago by speedy
wow!
i think that this album along with their others is excellent! i can't even think of ne body making music now being as good as the jacksons-no matter how good they are!
Published on 13 May 2005 by paradise
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