Jackson 5 : Greatest HitsThe original release of the Jackson 5's 'Greatest Hits' LP in 1971 was cause for celebration, as it encapsulated an extraordinary 18 month string of back to back to back back etc. hits and was itself a hit souvenir of Jacksonmania. It featured eight smash records, led by the group's phenomenal Motown debut, 'I Want You Back', plus two immensely popular B sides 'I Found That Girl' and 'Who's Lovin' You' and something new: 'Sugar Daddy', a just dropped

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