G.I.T.: Get It Together
Popularity
40
/100
12 September 1973
Jackson 5
Eighth Jackson 5 album, released September 1973. Marked their move toward the disco sound that would dominate Dancing Machine.
- Producers
- Hal Davis, Freddie Perren
- Label
- Motown
- Runtime
- 32:00 · 9 tracks
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G.I.T.: Get It Together is the eighth studio album by The Jackson 5, released on 12 September 1973 by Motown. The album marked the group’s transition toward disco and funk, paving the way for the breakthrough Dancing Machine the following year.
| Country | Chart | Peak | Weeks at #1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Billboard 200 | #100 |
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The Jackson 5 finally find a contemporary disco direction on G.I.T., setting up the breakout success of Dancing Machine the following year.
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“Get It Together” released as single
"Get It Together" released as a single from G.I.T.: Get It Together.
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25 people credited across this album.
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Hal Davis Producer · Songwriter8 tracks
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Michael Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals8 tracks -
Jermaine Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals7 tracks -
Jackie Jackson Backing Vocals7 tracks -
Tito Jackson Backing Vocals7 tracks -
Marlon Jackson Backing Vocals7 tracks -
Wilton Felder Bass7 tracks -
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James Gadson Drums7 tracks
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David T. Walker Guitar7 tracks
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Joe Sample Piano7 tracks -
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Don Fletcher Songwriter2 tracks
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Norman Whitfield Songwriter2 tracks
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Barrett Strong Songwriter2 tracks -
Berry Gordy Songwriter1 track -
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Jerry Marcellino Songwriter1 track
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Mel Larson Songwriter1 track
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Stevie Wonder Songwriter1 track -
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Joe Hinton Songwriter1 track
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Pam Sawyer Songwriter1 track
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Brian Holland Songwriter1 track
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Lamont Dozier Songwriter1 track -
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Eddie Holland Songwriter1 track
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Freddie Perren Producer1 track
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Donald Fletcher Songwriter1 track
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Dean Parks Songwriter1 track
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The album closes with the original recording of "Dancing Machine" — released as a single in February 1974, it would become the group's biggest disco-era hit.
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