As a member of “The Jackson Five,” Jermaine Jackson issued the single “Big Boy” in 1967. Between 1968 and 1969, the trio, who had a contract with Motown Records, issued several singles. He was a co-lead singer for the group. Their most recent album, which they worked on together, was released in 1989.
He issued his debut solo album, named “Jermaine,” in 1972. In the United States, it topped the R&B charts. A year later, he released the album “Come Into My Life.” He issued “My Name Is Jermaine” in 1976.
He issued the album “Feel the Fire” in 1977. Jackson’s previous albums include “Frontiers,” “Let’s Get Serious,” “Jermaine,” “I Like Your Style,” “Let Me Tickle Your Fancy,” “Jermaine Jackson,” “Precious Moments,” “Don’t Take It Personally,” “You Said,” and “I Wish You L.O.V.E.”
Additionally, he has seven compilation albums, including “Ultimate Collection” and “Heritage Collection,” available. He is best known for his hit singles “Daddy’s Home,” “Let’s Get Serious,” “Let Me Tickle Your Fancy,” “Do What You Do,” “When the Rain Begins to Fall,” and “Don’t Take It Personal.”
