Cinny said:

I think we've been over this before, but I forgot about that one!

I bought the Perfect soundtrack from RCA Record Club. It might have been a 'selection of the month'. Lay Your Hands by The Thompson Twins is also on it, but it's not the same version that is on the single.

MickyDolenz said:

Cinny said:

I think we've been over this before, but I forgot about that one!

I bought the Perfect soundtrack from RCA Record Club. It might have been a 'selection of the month'. Lay Your Hands by The Thompson Twins is also on it, but it's not the same version that is on the single.

Record Club as in actually on vinyl then?

Cinny said:

MickyDolenz said:

I bought the Perfect soundtrack from RCA Record Club. It might have been a 'selection of the month'. Lay Your Hands by The Thompson Twins is also on it, but it's not the same version that is on the single.

Record Club as in actually on vinyl then?

Yeah, but they sold cassettes, 8-tracks, & reel to reel too. There was also Columbia Club.

http://prince.org/msg/8/362617

How about this 2 disc set?

I included all of his big hits (Let's Get Serious, Daddy's Home), his mid-hits (You Like Me Don't You), famous B-Sides (Bass Odysee) rare B-Sides (I Lost My Love In The Big City), hot album tracks (Where Are You Now?) songs featuring Jermaine (Once Love Touches Your Life) J5 material (She's Good) and tracks from The Jacksons: An American Dream SDT (Stay With Love.)

Disc One

1 I Found That Girl - The Jackson 5

2 Bridge Over Troubled Waters - Jackson 5

3 She's Good [single version] - Jackson 5

4 I Lost My Love In The Big City [B-side to "That's How Love Goes] (never released on CD)

5 That's How Love Goes

6 Daddy's Home

7 You're In Good Hands

8 Does Your Mama Know About Me

9 I Am Love, Part 1 - The Jackson 5

10 Erucu

11 She's The Ideal Girl

12 Let's Be Young Tonight

13 My Touch Of Madness

14 Bass Odysse

15 You Need To Be Loved

16 I Love You More

17 Castles of Sand

18 You'll Never Rock Alone - Jermaine Jackson & Tata Vega

Disc Two

1 Let's Get Serious - featuring Stevie Wonder

2 You're Supposed To Keep Your Love From Me

3 Where Are You Now?

4 Burnin' Hot (single only release)

5 We Can Put It Back Together

6 Little Girl Don't You Worry

7 You Like Me Don't You

8 You Like Me Don't You [instrumental]

9 I'm Just Too Shy

10 Paradise In Your Eyes [single version]

11 I Gotta Have Ya

12 I'm My Brothers Keeper

13 Let Me Tickle Your Fancy - featuring Devo

14 Very Special Part

15 Uh, Uh, I Didn't Do It

16 Once Love Touches Your Life - Syretta featuring Jermaine Jackson

17 The Dream Goes On

18 Stay With Love - Jermaine Jackson & Syretta

MickyDolenz said:

Cinny said:

Record Club as in actually on vinyl then?

Yeah, but they sold cassettes, 8-tracks, & reel to reel too. There was also Columbia Club.

http://prince.org/msg/8/362617

Word. I have the single for "(Closest Thing To) Perfect" (Instrumental!) and the soundtrack to Perfect. But I forgot about the Whitney/Jermaine collab on here! Haven't peeped it since she passed.

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http://jermainejacksonent...iscography

LittleBLUECorvette said:

TD3 said:

Jermaine's Motown Discography

1. Jermaine (1973)

2. Come Into My Life (1973)

3. My Name Is Jermaine (1976)

4. Feel The Fire (1977)

5. Frontiers (1978)

6 Lets Get Serious (1979)

7. Jermaine (1980)

8. I Like You Style (1981)

9. Let Me Tickle Your Fancy (1982)

I agree with LBC, long overdue. I'd like to see a nice boxset of JM albums, not the crap that Motown did when they released the DeBarge discography last year. For all the crackin' I've done on the guy, I've liked a lot of what he's recorded.

Plus he has three unreleased album. 1975's Do Unto Others (recorded while he and his brothers were still at Motown, but pulled once they decided to leave), 1976 Color My World Love (which he recorded in Phily the same time his brothers were recording their CBS debut) and 1979's Living.

Wow...he has three unreleased albums?? Looks like Motown didn't know what to do with him in the mid-70s.They obviously didn't have alot of confidence in the material that he was recording.His solo career didn't really take off until the early 80s.Still,I'd like to hear those unreleased albums now.

"Let's Get Serious" is a great album and I got it on eBay for quite a lot of money - I didn't mind as it's damn hard to find these days. Well worth looking at eBay once in a while to see if a copy's on there. I understand that the Europe CD is the one to get - sounds better than the US version, apparently.

SoulAlive said:

Wow...he has three unreleased albums?? Looks like Motown didn't know what to do with him in the mid-70s.They obviously didn't have alot of confidence in the material that he was recording.His solo career didn't really take off until the early 80s.Still,I'd like to hear those unreleased albums now.

Motown has lots of unreleased material by many of their acts, and most of the albums that were actually released are out of print, especially stuff on their alternate labels like Workshop Jazz & Rare Earth. They not long ago re-released Smokey Robinson albums that had never been on CD, and he was the vice president at one time.

MickyDolenz said:

SoulAlive said:

Wow...he has three unreleased albums?? Looks like Motown didn't know what to do with him in the mid-70s.They obviously didn't have alot of confidence in the material that he was recording.His solo career didn't really take off until the early 80s.Still,I'd like to hear those unreleased albums now.

Motown has lots of unreleased material by many of their acts, and most of the albums that were actually released are out of print, especially stuff on their alternate labels like Workshop Jazz & Rare Earth. They not long ago re-released Smokey Robinson albums that had never been on CD, and he was the vice president at one time.

Seems like they only release Diana Ross and or the Supremes unreleased material. Have you seen Hip-O-Select. It's like nothin but Supremes releases with a few of the other big named Motown acts thrown in there, 12 released Supreme or Diana Ross releases.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

MickyDolenz said:

Motown has lots of unreleased material by many of their acts, and most of the albums that were actually released are out of print, especially stuff on their alternate labels like Workshop Jazz & Rare Earth. They not long ago re-released Smokey Robinson albums that had never been on CD, and he was the vice president at one time.

Seems like they only release Diana Ross and or the Supremes unreleased material. Have you seen Hip-O-Select. It's like nothin but Supremes releases with a few of the other big named Motown acts thrown in there, 12 released Supreme or Diana Ross releases.

Hip-O Select has been slipping lately. I loved those Smokey reissues, but they haven't surprised me since the expanded editions of Marvin's In Our Lifetime. That's saying a whole lot. Harry Weigner was hyping up the releases of the shelved Stevie-produced J-5 album, as well as an expanded edition of Marvin's Trouble Man for the past two years. As of 2012, nothing but Diana/Supremes stuff.

I agree,Hip-O-Select has been slipping,lately.The last CDs I purchased from them were the Teenaa Marie remasters of 'Irons In The Fire' and 'Lady T',plus the 2-CD set of unreleased rarities.But that was over aa year ago! It's time for them to step up their game.

Well he sure still can sing (family drama aside)

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This 1995 song is a duet with Theresa Rhodes

^^I was listening to that album about a week ago.

Fom the looks of it, seems like there is a new Jackson 5 Motown compilation of unreleased material.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fom the looks of it, seems like there is a new Jackson 5 Motown compilation of unreleased material.

Different than the one with Buttercup?

MickyDolenz said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Fom the looks of it, seems like there is a new Jackson 5 Motown compilation of unreleased material.

Different than the one with Buttercup?

Yeah, I'm still tryin to find out more info on it.

It's called "Come And Get It: Rare Pearls" released the same day as Bad25.

Cprep20 said:

http://www.amazon.com/Com...B008UTV73W Seen this link for it on another forum! I'm excited.

I'll believe it when I see it. Motown tends to announce things that never come out or get cancelled like the 180 gram re-release of Stevie Wonder's Where I'm Coming From.

MickyDolenz said:

Cprep20 said:

http://www.amazon.com/Com...B008UTV73W Seen this link for it on another forum! I'm excited.

I'll believe it when I see it. Motown tends to announce things that never come out or get cancelled like the 180 gram re-release of Stevie Wonder's Where I'm Coming From.

What's that?

And Motown has done that a few times, like a few years ago with the Motown at 50 releases where half of what they promised hasn't came to be yet.

But I belive this one, it's released the same day as Bad 25 so they are tryin to get us on the same day.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

MickyDolenz said:

I'll believe it when I see it. Motown tends to announce things that never come out or get cancelled like the 180 gram re-release of Stevie Wonder's Where I'm Coming From.

What's that?

Vinyl pressings come in various weights. The heavier the record, the longer the press cycle, the more expensive that record is to produce. A standard record typically weighs 120 to 140 grams. A heavy record is in the 180 to 200 gram range. If you take these records out of the package and weigh them, they will always weigh at very least, the weight advertised.

A heavier weight record is thicker and therefore allows for deeper grooves and more dynamic mastering. Since the vinyl is heavier - it is typically better for tracking. The 180gram record is usually flatter and quieter than a regular weight record.

http://www.becausesoundma...gram-vinyl