Michael Jackson Pours Cold Water All Over Jackson 5 Reunion Plans

The other day, Jermaine Jackson was shooting off his mouth about next year bringing a reunion of the Jacksons, one that, in his words, would be “more like a family affair, Janet’s going to open and, of course, the original Jackson 5 … Michael, Randy and the whole family.” Well, Michael apparently wasn’t apprised of this before Jermaine started working the press angle, because he’s released a statement saying that he is too busy in the studio to fritter his time away with his siblings. “My brothers and sisters have my full love and support, and we’ve certainly shared many great experiences, but at this time I have no plans to record or tour with them… I am now in the studio developing new and exciting projects that I look forward to sharing with my fans in concert soon.” Some of you may hope that said projects are more “exciting” than the Fergie version of “Beat It,” but I’m sad because this means Michael won’t be around to lend his vocals to my favorite song from Jermaine’s catalog:



The real tragedy? Robert Palmer isn’t around to fill in, either.

How much do I miss Robert Palmer? So much.

Michael In Studio, Won’t Reunite With Jackson 5 [Billboard]
Tell Me I’m Not Dreaming [YouTube]
Robert Palmer – Tell Me I’m Not Dreaming [YouTube]

 
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  1. Anonymous  |   Posted on Oct 31st, 2008

    Randy wasn’t in the original J5 was he? I think he filled in when Jermaine left when the J5 split from Motown in 1975, signed to Epic/CBS and then were simply known as The Jacksons. Then they put out that sweet groove “Dancing Machine”.

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