Michael Jackson and the word "undiscovered" don't generally fit together: He had his first hit with the Jackson 5 at age 10, after all, and spent the subsequent 40 years in various stages of ...

With the song’s coronation, Jackson set a record that still stands for most Hot 100 No. 1s (five) from one album. (Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream equaled the mark with five No. 1s in 2010-11.) ...

In a span of six years from 1969 through 1975, the Jackson 5 released 10 albums with Motown Records before switching their name to the more mature The Jacksons, and changing labels, by the mid-’70s.

Penned by Jackson and Mark Irwin (who also co-wrote Jackson's 1990 hit "Here in the Real World"), the song wasn't a major hit for Wright but still earned modest radio airplay and helped her earn ...

Michael Jackson felt The Jackson 5’s “ABC” inspired many other groups during the 1970s, including The Osmonds. He said his relatives confused one of The Osmonds’ songs for a Jackson 5 song.

Legendary Latin jazz leader and vibraphonist Cal Tjader must have been quite the Jackson 5 fan: His 1973 Last Bolero in Berkeley album includes not one but two covers of their songs -- "Never Can ...

A Michigan woman performed a Jackson 5 song in the third round of “The Voice,” taking on two other singers in the Knockouts on the hit NBC singing competition. 32-year old Chechi Sarai, from ...

Once the Jackson 5 grew up and parted ways with Motown, they became the Jacksons — and they knew all about the growing pains that come with young romance. The 1980 funk song "Lovely One" sees ...