Does anyone know this song from The Triumph album, another hidden gem;

http://youtube.com/watch?...ed&search=

Everybody.

yup...

a gem indeed

of course, but Destiny is my album.

of course I do! It reminds me of get on the floor, but it's a lot more upbeat

Everybody was cool, but the jam on that album was Walk Right Now.

Lovesexy82 said:

Your Ways & Heartbreak Hotel for me

Can You Feel It, Heartbreak Hotel (aka This Place Hotel) are my favorite songs on The Jacksons, Triumph album.

I also love Your Ways and Walk Right Now, but Everybody is also a cool song. "Everybody, get down on the floor".

By the way have any of you heard a rare Jackson 5 song called Penny Arcade, from the eary 1970's. I think it was made in 1972 around the time of the Looking Through The Windows album. It's a really cool song, kind of like ABC, but better than Sugar Daddy.

Time Waits For No One

Triumph is better than Off The Wall

Isolar said:

Penny Arcade better then Sugar Daddy, no way.

Anyone like Your Ways, ist another of those spooky tpye joints.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I never like Your Ways. My favourite song from the album is Time Waits for No one. I also liked Heartbreak Hotel and Give It Up. But over the years I've fallen in love with Everybody.

Great song. That's back when Michael and his brothers were funky.

Never heard it before.... but me likey !!!!

banks said:

You never heard it before. Wow!! This was MJ with his brothers at their best.

One of several songs on this lp that I've been skipping over for 27 years. Destiny is better in every way.

Isolar said:

"Everybody" is cool. But definately "Heartbreak Hotel" is the run away track on that album. One of the coolest things the Jacksons has ever done. "Can You Feel It" is bangin' as well. Yes, I've heard, Penny Arcade. It's a very cool song. Can't compare it to Sugar Daddy though, although I think it's better than ABC.

I LOVE THIS ALBUM! HEARTBREAK HOTEL IS MY #1, AND THEY ARE LOOKING SO SEXY ON THE COVER. HELL, EVEN TITO LOOKS GOOD

yeah, i been diggin' thru my Jackson's catalogue lately. i even copped the Essential Jackson's album so most of the above mentioned gems are all in one place, with State of Shock by MJ thrown in. i'd forgot how rock-funky that track was! they should've included Torture and Body also from Victory though.