The Jackson 5 had four No. 1 songs. ... The groove is so good that this song could have been about anything, and it would’ve been a hit. The cutesy lyrics work a lot better than they should.

The main hit from The Jackson 5 Christmas Album is the group’s rendition of “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” which registered 17.9 million official U.S. streams in the week ending Dec. 28 ...

Under Motown, Michael, Jackie, and Jermaine also started to release several solo albums of their own, and the Jackson 5 became the first act to debut with four consecutive No. 1 hits on the ...

9. “ABC” The Jackson 5 . Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (2 weeks) Peak Date: April 25, 1970 Weeks On Chart: 13 . In somewhat of a case of chart fortune-telling, it was perhaps fitting that the ...

W hen The Jackson 5's "ABC" hit the airwaves in 1970, it didn't just mark a breakthrough moment for the youth group — it was the birth of a Motown classic that would forever remain a cherished bop.

He said his relatives confused one of The Osmonds’ songs for a Jackson 5 song. ... ‘”One Bad Apple” was a hit — whether it sounded like The Jackson 5 or not. Best in News.

Song Premiere: Jackson 5, ... Producer Deke Richards gives the material a bit of spit and polish, but Come and Get It still feels like a lost Jackson 5 record, complete with would-be hits, ...

The song was the Jackson 5's last top 20 hit with Motown, reaching No. 15 on the Hot 100 in 1975. It also went to No. 5 on Billboard's R&B songs chart. “Lovely One” The Jacksons.

Covering Michael Jackson: Five Songs When your career includes charting four No. 1 hits in a row and selling a gazillion records, it's no surprise that a few people (or a few hundred) may want to ...

Few artists could match Michael Jackson's chart dominance. On his own, he had 13 singles that hit No. 1 on the Billboard pop charts; tossing in the Jackson 5 adds another four chart-toppers to his ...

Michael Jackson Remembered on 53rd Birthday: His Biggest Hits. The King of Pop, who died in 2009, has the longest span of top 40 songs in the Billboard Hot 100's history, from "I Want You Back" to ...