1975 - Michael records background vocals with Stevie Wonder and brother
Jackie for Jermaine Jackson's "You're Supposed to Keep Your Love for Me"; a
different version was ultimately released on Jermaine's "Let's Get Serious"
album.
1975 - Michael interviews with "Right On!" magazine, discussing playing
the piano, and his desire to go to college. January 25,
1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 performed at the Carol Burnett Show with two
numbers, 'The Life Of The Party' and 'Tribute to Mills Brothers, Andrews Sisters,
Supremes, Sonny and Cher' ('Bei Mir Bist Du Schon', 'Yakety Yak', 'Stop! In The
Name Of Love' and 'Dancing Machine'). February 5,
1975 - Michael gives a short interview for Lisa Robinson at the Warwick Hotel
about singing freely on Dancing Machine, Stevie Wonder, reading, and concerts.
February 6,
1975 - Michael and The Jacksons interview with "Voice" newspaper, discussing their
upcoming performances at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
February 7-13, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in New York City,
New York, at Radio City Music Hall for The Jackson 5 World Tour.
February 18,
1975 - Michael appears on the "2nd Annual American Music Awards", accepting the
"Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Award" on behalf of Diana Ross, and, with his
sister Janet, presenting the "Favorite Soul/R&B Band/Duo/Group Award" to
Gladys Knight & the Pips; Michael then performs, along with Dionne Warwick,
Stevie Wonder, and Smokey Robinson, "You’ve Made Me So Very Happy", dedicated to
Berry Gordy, who won the "Award of Merit".
March 16, 1975
- Michael and the Jackson 5's appearance on the "Cher" TV show, performing "I Am
Love", acting in a comedy skit, performing as a choir "The World Is A Mess", and,
with Cher, performing a medley of "I Want You Back", "I’ll Be There", "Never Can
Say Goodbye", "The Love You Save", and "Dancing Machine".March 24, 1975
- Michael attends a party hosted by Paul McCartney aboard the Queen Mary ship for
his band Wings' recently finished "Venus and Mars" album. Michael meets Tatum
O'Neal for the first time.
April 9-18, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Las Vegas, Nevada,
at the MGM Grand for "The Jackson 5 World Tour". Following one of the concerts,
they interview with "Disc" magazine. Michael discusses life at the hotel and the
differences between the audiences in the cabaret-style shows there, relationships,
and working with Stevie Wonder.
May 5-11, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Gaithersburg,
Maryland, at the Shady Grove Music Theatre for nine concerts for "The Jackson 5
World Tour"; they are presented with the "Family Achievement Award" by D.C.
Bicentennial Commission James Gibson in a reception after their first concert.
They all visit the White House and meet President Gerald andBetty
Ford.
June 28,
1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 appear on "American Bandstand", where they
perform "Dancing Machine" and "Moving Violation", interviewing with host Dick
Clark between the songs; Michael performs "Just a Little Bit of You" and
interviews with Clark.
June 30, 1975 -
Michael and The Jackson 5 including Joe
Jackson, minus Jermaine, call a press conference in New York City, New
York, at the Rainbow Room in the RCA Building, to announce that the Jacksons are
leaving Motown for CBS Epic Records. Michael makes a statement on Jermaine's
decision and family ties.July
7, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5's appearance on "Dinah!" daytime talk show,
interviewing and performing "Moving Violation" and "Forever Came Today" airs,
along with Michael performing "One Day in Your Life", and then performing a duet
with host Dinah Shore on both the Stevie Wonder and Gene Autry versions of "You
Are My Sunshine". Michael then displays his sketches of Miss Jane Pittman and
Charlie Chaplin.~Mid-1975
- 1976 - Michael and The Jackson 5 interview, discussing the enjoyment of doing
albums and concerts for fans.July
6, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Long Island, New York, at the
Westbury Music Fair.September
7, 1975: Michael appears on "The Music Thing" a TV show produced by Dick Clark.
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October
24, 1975 - Michael meets Fred Astaire after a taping of "The Tonight Show" where
Astaire was a guest.November
27, 1975 - Michael and The Jackson 5 take part in the 8th annual Thanksgiving
Parade in Cleveland, Ohio on their own float.December
1975(?) - Michael and The Jackson 5 perform in Mexico City, Mexico, for "The
Jackson 5 World Tour".December 1975
- Michael and the Jackson 5 appear on "Soul Train", where Michael does a solo
performance for "Just a Little Bit of You", interviews with host Don Cornelius,
and performs "One Day in Your Life" and "We've Got Forever". Michael joins his
brothers and performs "Forever Came Today", interviews with Cornelius, and
performs "All I Do Is Think Of You".December 11,
1975 - Michael and the Jackson 5 appear on the Mike Douglas Show, performing "All
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