Jermaine Jackson’s 1984 solo album was his break away from Motown after being there for 13 years and a new beginning with Arista Records. The album was self-titled in the United States but internationally it was called Dynamite. “Tell Me I’m Not Dreamin’ (Too Good To Be True)” had the ambianceContinue Reading
Jermaine Jackson’s “Don’t Take It Personal” still stands as one of the nicest breakup songs ever. Jackson’s 12th studio album was also named after the song that was written and produced by David Conley and David Townsend of the R&B group Surface with Derrick Culler. It was an unusual sentimentContinue Reading
[youtube id=”dd6kKhdd0Fw”]Jermaine Jackson had just started recording with Arista Records when his eponymous 10th studio album (marketed as Dynamite in the U.K.) was released in 1984. Jackson’s voice was soothing as he sang about being betrayed by a lover in “Do What You Do” which was the album’s second single. The video tookContinue Reading
[youtube id=”oXnRRG9bLYQ”] Jermaine Jackson sings “The Christmas Song” with his sons Jaafar and Jermajesty for the annual Dutch show Max Proms. Jermaine recorded the song for The Jackson 5 Christmas album in 1970. The current performance is his first time being on stage with his sons. Related posts: Amp FiddlerContinue Reading