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Jackson 5ive Dancing Machine mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: Dancing Machine Country: Brazil Style: Soul MP3 version RAR size: 1588 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1141 mb WMA version RAR size: 1403 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 286 Other Formats: WMA WAV RA MP2 AUD XM FLAC Tracklist Hide Credits I Am Love A1 Arranged By – J. Carmichael*, J. Marcellino*, J. Bahler*, M. Larson*Producer – Jerry 7:30 Marcellino, Mel Larson Whatever You Got, I Want A2 2:55 Arranged By – James Carmichael*Producer – Jerry Marcellino, Mel Larson She's A Rhythm Child A3 Arranged By – Arthur WrightArranged By [Vocal Arranger] – James Carmichael*Producer – 2:37 Hal Davis Dancing Machine A4 Arranged By – Arthur WrightArranged By [Vocal Arranger] – James Carmichael*Producer – 2:41 Hal Davis The Life Of The Party B1 2:33 Arranged By – Arthur WrightProducer – Hal Davis What You Don't Know B2 4:25 Arranged By – James Carmichael*Producer – Jerry Marcellino, Mel Larson If I Don't Love You This Way B3 3:24 Arranged By – James Carmichael*Producer – Hal Davis It All Begins And Ends With Love B4 3:03 Arranged By – James Carmichael*Producer – Jerry Marcellino, Mel Larson The Mirrors Of My Mind B5 3:04 Arranged By – Samuel Brown*Producer – Hal Davis Companies, etc. Record Company – Tapecar Gravações S.A. Manufactured By – Tapecar Gravações S.A. Credits Engineer [Mixing] – Russ Terrana Illustration – Ron Kriss Notes Laminated cover. First catalog number appears on label. Secondary catalog number appears on front cover. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year M6-780S1, Jackson Dancing Machine Motown, M6-780S1, US 1974 M6-780 S1 5ive* (LP, Album) Motown M6-780 S1 M6-780-S1, Jackson Dancing Machine Motown, M6-780-S1, El Salvador 1974 M6-780 S1 5ive* (LP, Album) Motown M6-780 S1 Dancing Machine The Jackson STML 11275 (LP, Album, TP, Motown STML 11275 UK 1974 5 W/Lbl) The Jackson Dancing Machine Tamla LPS-88.361 LPS-88.361 Venezuela 1974 5 (LP, Album) Motown Jackson Dancing Machine S-32.631 Motown S-32.631 Spain 1974 5ive* (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Dancing Machine by Jackson 5ive The Jackson 5 - I Am Love Carmichael - The Jackson 5 - Get It Together The Jackson 5 - Lookin' Through The Windows Michael Jackson - The Best Of Michael Jackson The Jackson 5 - Get It Together / Touch Jackson 5 - Moving Violation Michael Jackson - Anthology The Jackson 5 - Dancing Machine The Jackson 5ive - Get It Together.

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