Jackson 5 "Third Album" (Japan Exclusive) Black Country "We usually save the really

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Jackson 5 "Third Album" (Japan Exclusive) Black Country "We usually save the reallyReleased in 1970, five months after it's predecessor, this is their third album. The lead single, "I'll Be There," was a hit, making them the first artist to top both the pop and R&B charts with four consecutive singles. It reached number 4 on the US album chart. (Released September 1970)