The Jacksons Performances, Appearances, and Music Thread.
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The Jacksons Performances, Appearances, and Music Thread.
by MJ Mod Sun Sep 30, 2012 7:34 pm
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This thread will be for the purpose of putting all of the Jacksons' different concert and TV performances, appearances, and any info on the Jacksons' music into one organized thread. Feel free to share all of your Jacksons performance, music, and appearance stories/articles here- all are welcome!
This thread will be for the purpose of putting all of the Jacksons' different concert and TV performances, appearances, and any info on the Jacksons' music into one organized thread. Feel free to share all of your Jacksons performance, music, and appearance stories/articles here- all are welcome!
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On September 3, 1980 the Jacksons were given a star on Hollywood Boulevard's 'Walk of Fame'. The star was unveiled by Hollywood's Chamber of Commerce, and is located on the corner of Sunset and Vine. Over 2000 Jacksons fans came to the ceremony. The Jacksons went to a dinner party at Chasen's Restaurant following the ceremony.
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On October 5, 1975 MJ performed on Season 4 Episode 5 of 'Soul Train Show'. He performed solos of 'All I Do Is Think Of You' , ' Just A Little Bit Of You' , 'One Day In Your Life' , 'We've Got Forever', and 'Forever Came Today'. In 2010, a DVD of this performance was released in Japan by Sony Pictures Entertainment.
On October 5, 1975 MJ performed on Season 4 Episode 5 of 'Soul Train Show'. He performed solos of 'All I Do Is Think Of You' , ' Just A Little Bit Of You' , 'One Day In Your Life' , 'We've Got Forever', and 'Forever Came Today'. In 2010, a DVD of this performance was released in Japan by Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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On October 6, 1984 the Jackson's performed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium during the Victory Tour. 35,000 fans attended.
On October 6, 1984 the Jackson's performed in Toronto, Ontario, Canada at the Canadian National Exhibition Stadium during the Victory Tour. 35,000 fans attended.
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On October 26, 1979 the Jacksons performed in Syracuse, New York during their Destiny tour.
On October 26, 1979 the Jacksons performed in Syracuse, New York during their Destiny tour.
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On October 28, 1972 Michael Jackson was featured on Disc magazine in the United Kingdom.
On October 28, 1972 Michael Jackson was featured on Disc magazine in the United Kingdom.
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On October 26, 1979 the Jacksons performed in Syracuse, New York during their Destiny tour.
On October 26, 1979 the Jacksons performed in Syracuse, New York during their Destiny tour.
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On October 30, 1984 during the Victory tour, the Jacksons performed in Atlanta, Georgia to an audience of 30,000 fans at Fulton County Stadium.
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On November 17, 1984 The Jacksons performed at the BC Place Stadium during the victory tour in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to an audience of 42,000 fans.
On November 17, 1984 The Jacksons performed at the BC Place Stadium during the victory tour in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada to an audience of 42,000 fans.
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1979 - The Jacksons perform Destiny tour in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
1979 - The Jacksons perform Destiny tour in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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12/9/ 1984 - The Jacksons played their last show of the Victory tour together in Los Angeles, California
12/9/ 1984 - The Jacksons played their last show of the Victory tour together in Los Angeles, California
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1978 - The Jacksons perform Shake Your Body, Destiny & Things I Do For You at American Bandstand.
In his sky blue outfit, Michael was now suddenly much taller and thinner than he was in Blame It On The Boogie just one year earlier.
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1978 - The Jacksons perform Shake Your Body, Destiny & Things I Do For You at American Bandstand.
In his sky blue outfit, Michael was now suddenly much taller and thinner than he was in Blame It On The Boogie just one year earlier.
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1978 - The Jacksons released their third album on the Epic label, DESTINY, on December 17, 1978. Having parted ways with the Gamble & Huff production team (1977’s Goin’ Places was a poor seller), Michael and his brothers had more creative control than ever.
Destiny album eventually peaked at #11 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart and #3 on the Billboard Black Albums chart and went on to platinum status cementing it as the first RIAA-certified platinum seller by the Jacksons as most of their Motown recordings were uncertifiable despite their huge success on the charts, and over 2 million copies worldwide.
A party was held to celebrate the album's success and to present the group with a platinum copy of Destiny. Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley declared "Jacksons Day" and a celebration was held in a bank vault specially equipped with a dance floor at the City National Bank of Beverly Hills, Michael's date for the occasion was Tatum O'Neal, his first real love, as Michael says, "after Diana."
All of the songs on Destiny, with the exception of one, was written by the Jacksons, or by Michael and Randy. Michael and Randy wrote together most often because they were the only two brothers still living at home. The only song on the album that was not written by the Jacksons was the first single, "Blame It On The Boogie", which was co-written by Michael Jackson. This Michael Jackson however, is white and from England. Despite its catchy disco beat and lyrics, "Blame It On The Boogie" reached only a disappointing #54 on the pop singles chart. The single did however, reach #3 on the black singles chart.
The most successful single from Destiny was the 2nd release, "Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground", co-written by Michael and Randy, became a signature tune of the disco age. This infectious dance tune peaked at #7 on the pop singles chart and #3 on the black singles chart. Michael, in a rare interview for a radio program, recalled writing the song with Randy. "Randy was going around the house humming a tune and I liked it. I asked him what it was and he said, 'It's nothing.' I said, 'No, it's something.'" Michael went on to write the melody and lyrics for "Shake Tour Body". "I don't know where it came from. God, I say."
"Through the ages, the peacock has been honoured and praised for its attractive, illustrious beauty. In all the bird family, the peacock is the only species that integrates all colours into one, and displays this radiance of fire only when in love. We like the peacock, try to integrate all races into one, through the love and power of music." [from dedication also included on "Triumph" written by Michael and Jackie Jackson for Peacock Productions]
1978 - The Jacksons released their third album on the Epic label, DESTINY, on December 17, 1978. Having parted ways with the Gamble & Huff production team (1977’s Goin’ Places was a poor seller), Michael and his brothers had more creative control than ever.
Destiny album eventually peaked at #11 on the Billboard Pop Albums chart and #3 on the Billboard Black Albums chart and went on to platinum status cementing it as the first RIAA-certified platinum seller by the Jacksons as most of their Motown recordings were uncertifiable despite their huge success on the charts, and over 2 million copies worldwide.
A party was held to celebrate the album's success and to present the group with a platinum copy of Destiny. Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley declared "Jacksons Day" and a celebration was held in a bank vault specially equipped with a dance floor at the City National Bank of Beverly Hills, Michael's date for the occasion was Tatum O'Neal, his first real love, as Michael says, "after Diana."
All of the songs on Destiny, with the exception of one, was written by the Jacksons, or by Michael and Randy. Michael and Randy wrote together most often because they were the only two brothers still living at home. The only song on the album that was not written by the Jacksons was the first single, "Blame It On The Boogie", which was co-written by Michael Jackson. This Michael Jackson however, is white and from England. Despite its catchy disco beat and lyrics, "Blame It On The Boogie" reached only a disappointing #54 on the pop singles chart. The single did however, reach #3 on the black singles chart.
The most successful single from Destiny was the 2nd release, "Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground", co-written by Michael and Randy, became a signature tune of the disco age. This infectious dance tune peaked at #7 on the pop singles chart and #3 on the black singles chart. Michael, in a rare interview for a radio program, recalled writing the song with Randy. "Randy was going around the house humming a tune and I liked it. I asked him what it was and he said, 'It's nothing.' I said, 'No, it's something.'" Michael went on to write the melody and lyrics for "Shake Tour Body". "I don't know where it came from. God, I say."
"Through the ages, the peacock has been honoured and praised for its attractive, illustrious beauty. In all the bird family, the peacock is the only species that integrates all colours into one, and displays this radiance of fire only when in love. We like the peacock, try to integrate all races into one, through the love and power of music." [from dedication also included on "Triumph" written by Michael and Jackie Jackson for Peacock Productions]
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