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Free- written by Michael before 1992
Get Around- written by Michael before 1993, possibly for Bad or Dangerous. A second version credited to Michael, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, and LaShawn Davis for the Invincible album is said to exist
Girl You're So Together- featured on the 1984 compilation "Farewell My Summer Love" recorded on August 31, 1973, the same day he recorded Don't Let It Get You Down, and Farewell My Summer Love
Holiday Inn- written by Michael in 1976 and registered with the U.S Copyright Office in late 1984
Hot Fever- the original version of The Way You Make Me Feel from 1985.
Hot Street- written by Rod Temperton for the Thriller album. Although Michael liked the song, Temperton and Jones felt it wasn't strong enough
Slapstick- the early demo of Hot Street
How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You- the J5 cover of Marvin Gaye's Top 10 hit
I Ain't Gonna Eat My Heart Out Anymore- one of the seven songs that was issued on the 1979 compilation "Boogie"
I Can't Get You Off My Mind- song Michael worked on in the early 70s
I Can't Help Myself(Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)- J5 cover of Four Tops classic
I Don't Live Here Anymore- song written by Michael for Invincible
I Forgive You- written by Michael in either the 70s or 80s
I Got A Feeling- J5 cover of Four Tops song
I Have This Dream- written by Michael with Carole Sager Bayer and David Foster for inclusion on Invincible, but later became the subject of a song writing contest by Tonos Entertainment and AOL Music.
Recorded again in 2006 with guest vocalists such as James Ingram, Shanice, R. Kelly, The O'Jays, Jermaine Jackson, Snoop Dogg, and others but remains unreleased
I Have This Love In Me- written by Michael before 1993
I Hear A Symphony- J5 cover of Supremes hit. Michael suggested singing a male version of the song in 1970-73. Released in 1986 on the "Looking Back At Yesterday" compilation. Alternate vocal version released on the 1995 "Soulsation" boxset
I Like The Way You Are- J5 unreleased song recorded in 1970-73. Later released in 1986 on "Looking Back At Yesterday"
I Want To Be Free- the original title of I Want You Back
I Was Made To Love Her- J5 cover of Stevie Wonder hit. Released in 1979 on "Boogie", alternate vocal version released on "Looking Back At Yesterday"
If I Can't (Nobody Can)- recorded by The Jackson 5 and written by Stevie Wonder. Recorded for the shelved Jackson 5/ Stevie Wonder album
If You Don't Love Me- recorded for the Dangerous album in 1990. Was going to be included on the second disc of the 2001 special edition, but the second disc was shelved
If You Really Love Me- J5 cover of Stevie Wonder's 1971 hit
If You Want Heaven- written by Michael and his brothers for Motown, but was never released, probably due to Motown barring the brothers from releasing material that they wrote
I'll Turn To Stone- J5 cover of Four Tops hit
In The Back- written by Michael in 1994, and was to included on the 1997 album "Blood On The Dancefloor". Released in 2004 on the compilation "The Ultimate Collection"
In The Life of Chico-written by Michael in 1979 along with Be Not Always and Little Susie
In The Valley- written by Michael
Iowa-piece of classical music by Michael. Recorded before he left Encino to film the Wiz and put Iowa and other songs on tape at the family home studio.
It's Christmas Time- song recorded for the Jackson 5 Christmas Album but failed to make the cut
It's Not Worth It- recorded by Michael for the Invincible album but later given to Brandy for her "Full Moon" album with Michael contributing background vocals
It's The Same Old Song- J5 cover of Four Tops hit
I've Gotta Be Me- J5 cover of Sammy Davis Jr song
Jackson Man-recorded for Steeltown as somewhat of a tribute to their father.
Take My Heart- another unreleased Steeltown song
Joy To The World- recorded for the Jackson 5 Christmas Album, but didn't make the cut
Keep Off The Grass- recorded by The Jackson 5 for the Jackson 5/Stevie Wonder album
Kentucky-written by Michael in the mid 70s, possibly 1976
Kentucky Road- recorded by The Jackson 5 for Motown
Kick It- written by Michael, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, LaShawn Davis, and Norman Gregg for the Invincible album in 1999
Lavender Blue- J5 cover of Disney song by Burl Ives from the 1948 movie, "So Dear To My Heart"
Learned My Lesson- written by Michael in 1981 and registered at the US Copyright Office in 1985 |
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