***1971 -
Michael hand-writes answers to several questions pertaining to his favorite
things in life.
1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 show how they spend their spare time at
their Encino home for the article "Living with the J5!".
January 1971 - Michael records "Someone's Standing In My Love
Light" with the Jackson 5.
January 1971 - Michael records "I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart
Anymore" with The Jackson 5.
January 1971 - Michael records "I Will Find a Way" with The Jackson
5.
January 1971 - Michael records "My Little Baby" with The Jackson
5.
January 1971 - Michael records "She's Good" with The Jackson
5.
January 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 receive the NAACP’s
Image Award for Best Singing Group Of The Year from the National Association For
The Advancement Of Black People.
January 2, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Miami Beach,
Florida, at the "Miami Beach Auditorium" for "The Jackson 5 Second National
Tour".
January 15, 1971 - Michael attends "Salute to Muhammad
Ali", a fundraiser for the Brotherhood Crusade at Hollywood
Palladium in Los Angeles, and meets boxer Muhammad
Ali.
January 29, 1971 - Michael performs in Dayton, Ohio, at Dayton Arena for
"The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
January
30, 1971 - Michael and the Jackson 5 perform in Columbus, Ohio, at Veteran
Memorial Auditorium. After the show, he and his brothers give an interview at
their hotel for Rolling Stone.
January 31, 1971 - The Jackson 5 return to Gary, Indiana, for
the first time to play two benefit concerts for Mayor Richard Hatcher’s
re-election campaign at Westside High School and they receive the Key To The
City. A ceremony is held outside their former home at 2300 Jackson Street.
The event is filmed for the upcoming "Goin' Back To Indiana" TV
special.
January - February 1971 - Michael records "It's Great
to Be Here" with The Jackson 5.
February 1971 - Michael records "If You Want Heaven" with the
Jackson 5.
February 1971 - Michael records "(We've Got) Blue
Skies" with The Jackson 5.
February 1971 -
Michael records the song "Maybe Tomorrow" with The Jackson 5.
February 1971 - Michael records "Just Because I Love You" with The
Jackson 5.
~Early February 1971 - Michael interviews beside his brothers for
the single "Rappin' with the Jackson 5", discussing favorite Jackson 5 songs,
favorite groups, favorite sports, hotels, favorite actors, favorite things about
girls, the recent concert in Gary, Indiana, and flying.
~Spring 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 interview with "Creem"
magazine, discussing their beginnings and their upcoming move to Encino,
California.
~Spring 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 interview with "Sepia"
magazine.
~Spring 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 do a photoshoot for "Sepia"
magazine cover at a photographer's house and meet the photographer's daughter
and her friend, who happen to be fans.
Spring 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5's photoshoot and costume
fitting is published in "TcB!" magazine, Motown's quarterly Jackson 5
magazine.
~Late Spring 1971 - Michael rehearses with the Jackson 5 for their
upcoming "The Jackson 5 Second National Tour", which is documented by
13-year-old fan Desiree Johnson and her friend's father, the photographer for
the "Sepia" magazine cover photoshoot a month earlier.
March 29, 1971 - Michael and the Jackson 5 appear on "The Stephanie
Edwards Show", interviewing with the host and listening to their latest single
"Never Can Say Goodbye".
April 10, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Cleveland, Ohio for
"The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
May
1971 - Michael's interview with" Spec" magazine, discussing each of his
brothers, their personalities and their favorite things in life, is
published.
May 1971 - Michael records "I Like You The Way You Are (Don't
Change Your Love On Me)" with The Jackson 5.
May 28, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at Spectrum for "The Jackson 5 Second
National Tour".
May 29, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Gary,
Indiana, at the Market Square Arena for "The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
The concert
is filmed for the upcoming "Goin' Back To Indiana" TV
special.
~Summer 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 interview at the
Motown office for an article entitled "Little Big Man & The Jackson
Four".
June 14, 1971 - Michael's interview alongside his brothers
with "Time" magazine at their Los Angeles home is published.
July 9-10, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 appear on the
"Goin' Back to Indiana" special, performing "I Want You Back" and "Maybe
Tomorrow" in the studio; footage of their January 31 visit to Gary, Indiana
and their May 29 concert in Gary is shown alongside their studio
performances.
July 16, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in New York
City, New York at the Madison Square Garden for "The Jackson 5 Second National
Tour".
July 22, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin for
Summerfest at the Miller High Life Jazz
Oasis for
"The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
June-July 1971 - Michael records "Got to Be There" with the
Jackson 5.
July 30, 1971 -
Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, at the Civic Arena for "The Jackson 5 Second National
Tour".
August 1971 - Michael's interview with "Spec" magazine,
discussing missing his school friends on tour, spare time, and favorite
pastimes, is published.
August 8, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in
Tampa, Florida at Curtis Hixon Hall for "The Jackson 5 Second National
Tour".
August 22, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform
in Los Angeles, California at the Hollywood Bowl for "The Jackson 5
Second National Tour".
August 23, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 film for
"Alpha-Bits" commercials at Columbia Studio and interview
with "Associated Press".
August 28, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5
perform in Columbus, Ohio at the Ohio State Fair for "The
Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
August 30, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 meet
the Osmonds in Toronto, Canada, after the Osmonds finished their last
performance of the summer tour at the Canadian National
Exhibition.
August 31, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform
in Toronto, Canada, at the
Canadian National Exhibition for an extra stop on
"The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
Summer 1971 - Michael's interview alongside his brothers with
"Tiger Beat Annual" magazine, discussing summer plans, is
published.
July-September 1971 - Michael records "Maria (You Were the
Only One)" with the Jackson 5.
September 1971 - Michael's interview with "16" magazine,
discussing his performances on stage and love for them.
September 10, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5's
appearance on "The Brady Bunch Visits ABC" sitcom special, meeting the
cast and acting with their animated counterparts, is aired.
September 12, 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in
Honolulu, Hawaii, at Honolulu International Center Arena for
"The Jackson 5 Second National Tour".
September 17, 1971 -
Michael and The Jackson 5 appear on "The Flip Wilson Show", performing
sketches with Wilson; they also perform a medley of "I Want You Back', "ABC",
"The Love You Save" and finish with "Never Can Say Goodbye".
October 1971 - Michael records "Sugar Daddy" with the Jackson
5.
October 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5's interview with
"Right On!" magazine is published.
October 1971 -
Michael and The Jackson 5's interview and rehearsal photoshoot
with "Flip" magazine is published.
October 1971 - Michael records "Penny Arcade" with the Jackson
5.
October 1971 -
Michael records "You Better Watch Out" with the Jackson 5.
October 1971 - Michael records "You Can't Hurry Love" with the Jackson
5.
October 1971 - Michael records "Rockin' Robin" with the Jackson
5.
October 1971 - April 1972 - Michael records "E-Ne-Me-Ne-Mi-Ne-Moe
(The Choice is Yours to Pull)" with The Jackson 5.
October 1971 - Michael records "Little Bitty Pretty One" with
The Jackson 5.
October 1971 - Michael records "I'm So Happy" with The Jackson
5.
October 1, 1971 -
Michael and the Jackson 5 perform at "Black Expo", an African-American
business and cultural trade exposition, in Chicago, New York, at the International
Amphitheater.
~October 7, 1971 - Michael interviews beside
Jackie with Robert Abernethy on KNBC's Channel 4 news
program, discussing bubblegum pop, school, Randy, their "Goin' Back To
Indiana" album, and Michael's new single "Got To Be There".
October 12, 1971 - Michael records "Love Call" with the Jackson 5.
October - December 1971 - Michael records "I Can Only Give You Love"
with The Jackson 5.
October 1971 - January 1972 - Michael records "Ain't Nothing Like the
Real Thing" with The Jackson 5.
October 1971 - January 1972 - Michael records "Children of the Light"
with The Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael and The Jackson 5's interview with "Black
Stars" magazine at their Encino home is published.
***November
1971 - MICHAEL JACKSON CUTS FIRST SOLO SINGLE - Soul
***November
1971 - MICHAEL JACKSON MY GOOD SIDE MY BAD SIDE - Tiger Beat
Spectacular
November 1971 - Michael records "Ain't No Sunshine" with the
Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael records "I Wanna Be Where You Are" with the
Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael records "Girl Don't Take Your Love from Me"
with the Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael records "LuLu" with the Jackson
5.
November 1971 - Michael records "Coming Home" with the Jackson
5.
November 1971 - Michael records "Wings of My Love" with the
Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael records "You've Got a Friend" with the
Jackson 5.
November 1971 - Michael records "You Can Cry on My Shoulder"
with the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "Lookin' Through the Windows"
with the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "(We're The) Music Makers" with
the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "Love Is Here and Now You're
Gone" with the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "We've Got a Good Thing Going"
with the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "In Our Small Way" with the
Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "That's What Love Is Made Of"
with the Jackson 5.
December 1971 - Michael records "Doctor My Eyes" with The Jackson
5.
***December
1971 - MICHAEL’S LOVE TEST! CAN YOU PASS IT? Right On
December 24, 1971 -
Michael and The Jackson 5 perform any of the songs from 'Christmas Album'
live. When they played a benefit concert of the Foundation For The Junior Blind,
Los Angeles.
December 1971 - January 1972 - Michael records "If I Have to Move a
Mountain" with The Jackson 5.
December 1971-February 1972 - Michael
records "What Goes Around Comes Around" with the Jackson 5.
~December 1971 – March 1972 - Michael records background vocals with
The Jackson 5 on "I Only Have Eyes for You" for Jermaine's "Jermaine"
album.
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