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Who&#;s Still Alive in the Jackson Family?
Tito Jackson, older brother of Michael and the guitarist of the &#;70s teen pop idols Jackson 5, died from a heart attack on Sept. 15, at age Born Toriano Jackson in Gary, Indiana, in , Tito was featured on such classic Jackson 5 hits as &#;Rockin&#; Robin&#; and &#;I Want You Back,&#; and still performed as the Jacksons with original Jackson 5 members Jackie and Marlon Jackson, and his son, Taryll Jackson. He also released several solo albums, most recently &#;s Under Your Spell.
Tito is the second member of the Jackson 5 to pass, after King of Pop Michael died in Father Joe Jackson also passed in
Where are the other Jacksons today?
Jermaine
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Born in , Jermaine was the secondary vocalist in the Jackson 5. He had a solo hit in with the song &#;Daddy&#;s Home,&#; which went gold. When the band left Motown Records in to record albums for Epic as the Jacksons, Jermaine — who h
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The Jackson 5
American pop music family group
This article is about the pop band. For the animated TV show, see Jackson 5ive (TV series). For the professional wrestling tag team known as "The Jackson Brothers", see The Young Bucks.
"The Jacksons" redirects here. For other uses, see The Jacksons (disambiguation).
The Jackson 5,[a] later known as the Jacksons, are an American pop band composed of members of the Jackson family. The group was formed in Gary, Indiana in , and originally consisted of brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon, and Michael. They were managed bygd their father Joe Jackson.[1][4][2][3] The group were among the first African American performers to attain a crossover following.[jargon][5]
The Jackson 5 first performed in talent shows and clubs on the Chitlin' Circuit and eventually signed with Steeltown Records in , beneath which their first two singles were released.[6] In
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Jermaine Jackson
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Who Is Jermaine Jackson?
The fourth of ten children, Jermaine Jackson initially sang lead and played rhythm guitar in The Jackson 5, but eventually switched to bass and back-up vocals. Jermaine split from the group when they went to CBS but re-joined in for a successful tour. Having mended a rift between himself and brother Michael, Jermaine spoke at his brother's memorial.
Early Life & Siblings
Jermaine La Jaune Jackson was born on December 11, , in Gary, Indiana, to parents Katherine and Joseph Jackson. The fourth of ten children, Jermaine and his family were very musical; Katherine was an aspiring pianist and singer, and Joseph briefly played guitar with his brother in their band, The Falcons. But while music was their passion, it didn't pay the bills. So Joseph supported his family with his job at U.S. Steel while Katherine stayed at home and raised the children.
While his father worked long hours as a crane operator, Jermaine and his brothers T