List of songs recorded by The Jackson 5

0–9

• The song featured backing vocals by "The Jackson Family and Children", which included Michael, Janet, Rebbie and 3T.^[5]

A

• Two versions of this song were released; the original 1960s recording and an over-dubbed extended remix^[6]

• Originally titled "1-2-3" and "ABCD"; demo versions of these are known to exist^[6]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[6]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[6]

• A remixed version of this song was released on the 1983 compilation album Motown Superstars Sing Motown Superstars, prior to the inclusion of the original 1970 recording being featured on Soulsation! in 1995^[6]

B

• An extended four-minute version of this song was included on the 2005 download compilation Soul Masters^[7]

• The Jackson 5's first ever single^[7]

C

• Live version included on The Jacksons Live!^[8]

• Demo version also known to exist^[8]

D

• Different version featured on the Goin' Places picture disc, with opening horns removed^[9]

E

• Alternative version featured on the 2004 compilations The Essential Jacksons and The Very Best of The Jacksons^[10]

• Lead vocal shared by Jackie, Jermaine, Michael and Tito^[10]

F

• Live recording^[11]

G

• Alternative version featured on the 1986 Anthology^[12]

• Live version featured on Goin' Back to Indiana^[12]

H

• The first single on which Michael Jackson's voice can be heard breaking^[13]

• Featured an opening scream provided by the brothers' sister La Toya^[13]
• Later retitled "This Place Hotel" to avoid confusion with Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel"^[13]

• Lead vocals, of which there were few, shared by Jackie and Tito^[13]
• Uncut 15 minute version featured on Joyful Jukebox Music and Boogie^[13]

I

• A version with an alternative vocal take was featured on the 1995 album Soulsation!^[14]

• Live version^[14]

• Live version with an introduction by Bill Cosby and Tommy Smothers included on Goin' Back to Indiana^[14]

• Alternative version featured on the 1986 compilations Anthology and Looking Back to Yesterday^[14]

• Michael Jackson had originally recorded the song for a solo album, but it was included on Dancing Machine instead^[14]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[14]

• Live version featured on The Jacksons Live!^[14]

The only song to feature all 5 brothers singing lead in their natural voices.

J

• Different song to the above^[15]

K

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song
• Previously unreleased until issued as a bonus track on the single "2300 Jackson Street" from the 2300 Jackson Street album^[16]

L

M

• Original title is "Look Who's Making Whoopie with your Girlfriend".

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[17]

N

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[18]

O

P

• Live version^[19]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[19]
• Released as a bonus track on a 12" single from the 2300 Jackson Street album^[19]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[19]

R

S

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[20]

• Was re-titled "Michael the Lover" when included on The Beginning Years 1965-1967^[20]

• The first song The Jackson 5 recorded for Motown Records^[20]
• Live version included on Goin' Back to Indiana^[20]

• Recorded by The Jacksons and The Rolling Stones' frontman Mick Jagger^[20]

T

• Alternative version featured on the 1986 Anthology^[21]

• Written as the theme song for the Whoopi Goldberg film Burglar (1987)^[21]
• First Jackson 5/Jacksons recording that did not involve Michael Jackson^[21]
• Also didn't feature Marlon, who had left The Jacksons to pursue a solo career^[21]

U

• An overdubbed version of this song was released on the 1989 album The Beginning Years 1965-1967, prior to the inclusion of the original recording being featured on Big Boy in 1993^[22]

W

• Released as a single by Steeltown Records in the United States in 1968.^[23]
• Later re-titled "You Don't Have To Be Over Twenty One to Fall in Love)"^[23]

• A snippet of the song was sung at the end of the brothers' version of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"^[23]
• It appeared on its own on the 1999 Japanese compilation, Free Soul^[23]

• Michael Jackson revealed in a 1974 interview with Don Cornelius that the song was originally recorded for one of his solo albums.^[23]

• Michael Jackson was not involved with the recording of this song^[23]
• Released as a bonus track on the single "2300 Jackson Street" from the 2300 Jackson Street album^[23]

• Remixed live version appeared on the 1992 soundtrack album, The Jacksons: An American Dream^[23]
• Original live recording featured as a bonus track to the "Two Classic Albums on One CD" re-issue version of Goin' Back to Indiana and Lookin' Through the Windows^[23]

Y

• Originally titled "You're A, B, C's And D's"^[24]

• Was also recorded at Steeltown and appeared on the b-side of the single "Big Boy"^[24]
• Motown mistakenly titled the song "You've Changed Me" on early pressing of the album sleeve, as they had confused it with another song in their extensive catalogue.^[24]

Z