I can't help crying listen to Michael's outstanding vocals .. he was truly a gift from God... such a devastating loss to this world.. gave his whole life to us...love you always Michael x
My goodness what a great performance. I can just imagine how hard it must have been to sing, dance in step and having all of the energy to do all of that. These brothers was the best and they always gave 100% to their fans at live concerts. I remember when they came to my town back in ‘72; I couldn’t go, but a older brother of mine went and the J5 threw down. I had so many great memories of seeing them or all of variety shows back then. So hard believe just how long ago that’s been. 50 yrs. Wow.
It's amazing to watch his performance from childhood to teenagehood to adulthood! WOW ! And I'm referring this to his stage performances, vocals, outfits, hairstyles and looks !! Very dramatic changes !! But he still did his thing For decades can't nobody touch him!
Jermaine Jackson killed this baseline with the Fender Jazz Bass!!! Absolutely Amazing how he was able to master all of bass lines for the live performances!!!
Can't stop crying listening to this ....such a tremendous talent that the world couldn't truly appreciate while he was with us ....a flame that was dimmed
I wasn't even born during this time i have seen alot of footage of the J5 but i can say I Wanna Be Where You Are is my all time favorite live performance of theirs💪💪🔥🔥🔥..............RIP Mike✊
Diddy Doodat.....I read this song is one of his favorites. Willie Hutch reportedly told MJ that he could sing this song differently trough the years and it would be better each time - Hutch was correct.
As we know Michael didn't want to be center stage he just wanted to sing with big brothers, his talent, voice forced the issue and man Randy killing on the bongo's!!!
I wonder if this bass is really JAMES JAMERSON because he was in this same concert playing bass for MARVIN GAYE (look it up) yet if its really Jermaine....DAMN
Jamerson was a session person. He was the one the albums. In live concert the Jackson would do the rest. Jermaine often played the bass in luve concerts
I don't see where his brothers carried anything they were just doing background at the end and didn't hit any high notes. Only difference is Michael didn't hit that High Note in this performance on account of the voice changing due to puberty.
I have this performance on the Save The Children LP from 1972 in Chicago. The background vocals really stand out and whatever vocals they were doing on the original record is the same live. Jermaine is killing that bass.
“No time for tears. You know who you are! You are Michael Jackson! Get out there!”
My favorite scene!
Dam Straight.
Probably exactly where that happened...lol
🥹🥹🥹🥹
@@andrewilliams2330 it did and he was crying because he hated doing some many shows if U didn’t know
I can't help crying listen to Michael's outstanding vocals .. he was truly a gift from God... such a devastating loss to this world.. gave his whole life to us...love you always Michael x
His voice was changing at the time, but he STILL KICKED ASS with this performance!!!!!
That stage was their sanctuary! They owned it. That's some serious talent.
My goodness what a great performance. I can just imagine how hard it must have been to sing, dance in step and having all of the energy to do all of that. These brothers was the best and they always gave 100% to their fans at live concerts. I remember when they came to my town back in ‘72; I couldn’t go, but a older brother of mine went and the J5 threw down. I had so many great memories of seeing them or all of variety shows back then. So hard believe just how long ago that’s been. 50 yrs. Wow.
It's amazing to watch his performance from childhood to teenagehood to adulthood! WOW ! And I'm referring this to his stage performances, vocals, outfits, hairstyles and looks !! Very dramatic changes !! But he still did his thing For decades can't nobody touch him!
The bass line kills... 🎸💪🏾
Jermaine Jackson killed this baseline with the Fender Jazz Bass!!! Absolutely Amazing how he was able to master all of bass lines for the live performances!!!
Yosiah TruthSeeker_7 Israel In my opinion he improved on the recorded version.
Warren Cox Who was the bassist in the studio? Was it James Jamerson?
Edwin Batiste James Jameson was the studio bassist
Edwin Batiste I’m not sure. The recording was done in ‘72 & Bob Babbit was in board by then too.
Whoever it was, it wasn’t Jermaine. He had to study those recordings and duplicate them live. He’s only 17 in this video
Jermaine can play that bass my brutha👌🔥🔥🔥
DAAAAAANG!!!! They was Kicking Ass First and Taking Names Later!!! What a POWERFUL Performance!!! You GO MICHAEL!!!!
Factz!!!
Spectacular stage show🎉🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn that breakdown was everything
It truly was 🔥
Facts
*Jackie & Marlon steppin though* *!*
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Puberty hit him awwwww he still can sing tho😍😍😍😍😍
The footwork tho I’m in love
This song is too cool for words!!!!! They were one of the BEST groups of ALL Time. For so many reasons!!!!!!!
Jermaine kilt that bass
Can't stop crying listening to this ....such a tremendous talent that the world couldn't truly appreciate while he was with us ....a flame that was dimmed
That bass!!!
Jermaine is batting 20,000 on that! Glad his amp is turned UPPPPP
Damn you can hear Mike doing his best
Jermaine walking the shit out that bass
Mannnnn you ain’t never lied
Every last one of them are just MAGNIFICENT!!!
I wasn't even born during this time i have seen alot of footage of the J5 but i can say I Wanna Be Where You Are is my all time favorite live performance of theirs💪💪🔥🔥🔥..............RIP Mike✊
RIP Johnny Jackson.
damn life was much more simpler back then man fuhh
yuppp
Not for us blacks
@@godsmoke7678 facts!
@@anbux5744 💯💯
God bless Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5
Come on Germaine rocked bass even then
Its Jermaine 👌💪
ONE OF MY FAVORITE ROUTINES.
His voice was like smooth sandpaper at this point.
You can tell he liked performing this song.
Diddy Doodat.....I read this song is one of his favorites. Willie Hutch reportedly told MJ that he could sing this song differently trough the years and it would be better each time
- Hutch was correct.
Right On! But you can tell he had to becareful how he sung it live with certain notes.
Mike jamming his butt off!
Fabulous!! This brings back good memories. I saw the J5 as a teenager and then as an adult, I got to see MJ by himself.
Que honra!
aww this is so beautiful brotherly love😢❤
Why couldn’t I be Born then mann
Mike hit that last note then got to dancing was crazy he was the shit
Say what you want about JOE HE HAD INSIGHT! THIS WAS HIS INTERPRETATION OF MUSIC. THEY WERE TIGHT AND ALL BUSINESS.
Lawrence Barr Joseph Jackson is my kinfolk from Arkansas
@@spfsincerely1341 nice !!!
Actually, Berry Gordy's thumbprint on this.
Quién iba a imaginar que ese pequeño haría cantar y bailar a todo el PLANETA! LARGA VIDA A SU ALTEZA, EL ÚNICO REY!
I wanna go I wanna go back in time yeah I wanna go I wanna go back ooohh..I loved the 70's
Pure Talent!
I love this song
Beautiful voice 💕 🥰
It's an amazing music.
Make me wanna try to be papa joe with my 5
🤣 yeesss
So you wanna abuse your sons?
And a king was born...!!! Xxx
Beautiful 😭😭😭😭😭😭 i Love you Forever
Magique unique grandiose ♥️😍 tu restera dans nos cœurs éternellement 💝🥰😍🎵🎧🎶
Simplesmente o melhor de todos os tempos 😊
Simplesmente o rei o melhor
LOVE this song!!!
☀️THAT"S MIKEY...👁️ Hotep 🎩...
This is the moment that Michael went from being the lead singer of the Jackson 5 to the leader of the Jackson 5.
This is AMAZING!!! 😍😍😍
Que pérola!!!! Genial!
O melhor porraaaaaaa!
As we know Michael didn't want to be center stage he just wanted to sing with big brothers, his talent, voice forced the issue and man Randy killing on the bongo's!!!
Me desculpa os dias de hoje mas nada se compara.
💗
Honey why did you stay away so long, I miss you so much baby boy
I wonder if this bass is really JAMES JAMERSON because he was in this same concert playing bass for MARVIN GAYE (look it up) yet if its really Jermaine....DAMN
Had to have been. Must have been Jamerson.
@@tomjordan8634 that was Jackson playing that bass -as he did for all live performances. Jamerson was probably back stage getting high with Marvin.
Jamerson was a session person. He was the one the albums. In live concert the Jackson would do the rest. Jermaine often played the bass in luve concerts
Its gotta be a thankless job backing MJ
You can tell his voice was getting deeper...he wasnt hitting those high notes! The brothers really had to carry the song.
I don't see where his brothers carried anything they were just doing background at the end and didn't hit any high notes. Only difference is Michael didn't hit that High Note in this performance on account of the voice changing due to puberty.
I have this performance on the Save The Children LP from 1972 in Chicago. The background vocals really stand out and whatever vocals they were doing on the original record is the same live. Jermaine is killing that bass.
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Gak bisa sembarsmgan masuk heavennloh
I was born in the wrong era
What year was this??
1972
@@oliviernga6080 Thank you kind sir! ☺
Debra Love yes
Wade's place, damn lol
He wasn't born yet
I want to be with you Mr Simpson Sr from your fiance Loretha Marie
Habe, manchmal das gefühl das Michael beim singen, ein bisschen wie schreien anhört.