The Jackson 5 – I'll Be There (7-inch Single, 45 RPM, Tamla Motown, 1970) (VG/VG)

A timeless and monumental 7-inch single (45 RPM) featuring the legendary Jackson 5, released on the iconic Tamla Motown label.

The record is kept in a clean white protective sleeve, carrying visible signs of vintage wear that reflect a well-loved history—speaking directly to true collectors who value authentic character over perfection. Note: The vinyl has a light superficial scratch, but this has no influence on the playback and plays through smoothly.

Roots, Geography & Style

Hailing from Gary, Indiana, before finding their creative and spiritual home at Hitsville U.S.A. (Detroit, Michigan) under Berry Gordy's legendary Motown umbrella, the Jackson 5 revolutionized the global soundscape. "I’ll Be There," released in 1970, stands as one of Motown's crowning achievements—a majestic blend of youthful vulnerability, soaring soul harmonies, and rich orchestration. Propelled by the silky, soulful lead vocals of a young Michael Jackson paired with Jermaine, this anthem became Motown’s final number-one hit of the 1960s/1970s golden era. It carries an undeniable, historic groove that defined the emotional depth of early soul and pop music across the globe.

Tracklist

• Side A: I'll Be There (3:35) — (B. Gordy, Jr., B. West, W. Hutch, H. Davis)

• Side B: One More Chance (2:56) — (The Corporation™)