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Blogs, Bleader, Sep 10, 2009
Earliest Known Jackson Five Studio Recording Found

Jake Austen set out to tell the story of the Jackson Five's first single, cut in Chicago in 1967, and picked up a trail that led to the discovery of their earliest known studio recording.
- by Philip Montoro
- Tags: Crickets, Chicagoland, Music, News, Jackson Five, Michael Jackson, Jake Austen, Big Boy, One-derful Records, Larry Blasingaine, first recording, earliest recording

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Music, Music Feature, Sep 10, 2009
The Jackson Find

This was supposed to be the story of the Jackson Five’s first single, cut in Chicago in 1967. But while writing it, Jake Austen picked up the trail of a tape nobody knew existed: the earliest known studio recording of Michael Jackson and his brothers.
- by Jake Austen
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Earliest Known Jackson Five Studio Recording Found

Jake Austen set out to tell the story of the Jackson Five's first single, cut in Chicago in 1967, and picked up a trail that led to the discovery of their earliest known studio recording.

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The Jackson Find

This was supposed to be the story of the Jackson Five’s first single, cut in Chicago in 1967. But while writing it, Jake Austen picked up the trail of a tape nobody knew existed: the earliest known studio recording of Michael Jackson and his brothers.