Skywriter
Popularity
35
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29 March 1973
Jackson 5
Seventh Jackson 5 album, released March 1973.
- Producers
- Freddie Perren, Fonce Mizell, Deke Richards, Hal Davis, Jerry Marcellino, Mel Larson
- Label
- Motown
- Runtime
- 32:00 · 11 tracks
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Tracklist
- 01 Skywriter 3:10
- 02 Hallelujah Day 2:48
- 03 The Boogie Man 2:59
- 04 Touch 3:02
- 05 Corner of the Sky 3:35
- 06 I Can't Quit Your Love 3:15
- 07 Uppermost 2:28
- 08 World of Sunshine 2:47
- 09 Ooh, I'd Love to Be With You 2:52
- 10 You Made Me What I Am 2:59
Skywriter is the seventh studio album by The Jackson 5, released in March 1973 by Motown.
| Country | Chart | Peak | Weeks at #1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Billboard 200 | #44 | |
| United Kingdom | UK Albums Chart | #16 |
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The brothers' frustration at not being allowed to record their own material starts to show on Skywriter.
Album Shoot (1)
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“Corner of the Sky” released as single
"Corner of the Sky" released as a single from Skywriter.
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“Hallelujah Day” released as single
"Hallelujah Day" released as a single from Skywriter.
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28 people credited across this album.
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Michael Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals10 tracks -
Jermaine Jackson Backing Vocals · Lead Vocals10 tracks -
Jackie Jackson Backing Vocals10 tracks -
Tito Jackson Backing Vocals10 tracks -
Marlon Jackson Backing Vocals10 tracks -
Wilton Felder Bass10 tracks -
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James Gadson Drums10 tracks
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David T. Walker Guitar10 tracks
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Joe Sample Piano10 tracks -
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Hal Davis Producer · Songwriter7 tracks
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Jerry Marcellino Producer · Songwriter2 tracks
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Mel Larson Producer · Songwriter2 tracks
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Leonard Caston Jr. Songwriter1 track
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Anita Poree Songwriter1 track
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Freddie Perren Producer · Songwriter1 track
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Christine Yarian Songwriter1 track
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Fonce Mizell Producer1 track
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Donald Fletcher Songwriter1 track
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Maurice McAlister Songwriter1 track
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Eddie Robinson Songwriter1 track
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Stephen Schwartz Songwriter1 track -
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Chris Clark Songwriter1 track
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Henry Cosby Songwriter1 track
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Joe Hinton Songwriter1 track
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Pamela Sawyer Songwriter1 track
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Don Fenceton Songwriter1 track
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Bob West Songwriter1 track
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Smokey Robinson Songwriter1 track
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The Jackson 5's frustration at not being allowed to record their own material was reflected in the album cover, where the brothers are depicted solemnly posed around an early 20th-century airplane.
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"Hallelujah Day" was released as the lead single, reaching #28 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Billboard
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