The Jackson 5 · 1969

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1. The Jackson 5August 11, 1969

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   Diana Ross hosted a party for approximately 350 guests at the Daisy Club in Beverly Hills, where Motown Records introduced The Jackson 5 to music industry figures, the music press and Hollywood society. The event created the mistaken impression that Diana Ross had discovered the group; according to the source, Gladys Knight had actually recommended them to Motown. The Jackson 5 also performed that night at the first Miss Black America pageant. The group subsequently lived up to the expectations and became one of the biggest acts of 1970.
2. The Jackson 5October 9, 1970

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   The Jackson 5 reached No. 1 on the R&B chart with "I'll Be There," their first release.
3. The Jackson 5October 10, 1970

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   The Jackson 5's album Third Album rose from number 12 to number five on the U.S. album chart.
4. The Jackson 5October 10, 1970

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   The Jackson 5's single “I'll Be There” held at number two on the U.S. chart behind Neil Diamond's “Cracklin' Rosie.”