Triumph (The Jacksons album)
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Triumph | ||
Studio album by The Jacksons | ||
Released | September 1980 | |
Recorded | late 1979-1980 | |
Genre | Funk/R&B/Soul | |
Length | 48:39 | |
Label | CBS/Epic | |
Producer(s) | The Jacksons | |
The Jacksons chronology | ||
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Destiny (1978) |
Triumph (1980) |
The Jacksons Live! (1981) |
Triumph was a 1980 album by The Jacksons for CBS/Epic Records.
A platinum follow-up to the group's 1978 album, Destiny, the group shared lead vocals and special solo spots on all nine songs. Lead singer Michael Jackson handles most of the lead vocals himself. The album's hits included "Lovely One", "Can You Feel It" and "Heartbreak Hotel" (which was renamed "This Place Hotel" to avoid confusion with the Elvis song of the same name). The album is a major success and the tour for this project is considered one of the best of the 80s.
When it was released, the album became the Jacksons' first album to reach number-one on the R&B albums chart since Maybe Tomorrow in 1971, and went platinum a year after its release. The group would not release another studio LP for four years after Triumph's release.
[edit] Track listing
- "Can You Feel It" (Jackie Jackson/Michael Jackson)
- "Lovely One" (Michael Jackson/Randy Jackson)
- "Your Ways" (Jackie Jackson)
- "Everybody" (Michael Jackson/Tito Jackson/Mike McKinney)
- "This Place Hotel" (Michael Jackson)
- "Time Waits For No One" (Jackie Jackson/Randy Jackson)
- "Walk Right Now" (Michael Jackson/Jackie Jackson/Randy Jackson)
- "Give It Up" (Michael Jackson/Randy Jackson)
- "Wondering Who" (Jackie Jackson/Randy Jackson)
[edit] Member Personnel
- Jackie Jackson (vocals; lead vocals on "Wondering Who")
- Tito Jackson (guitar; vocals; guitar solo on "This Place Hotel")
- Marlon Jackson (timpani; vocals; co-lead vocals in "Give It Up")
- Michael Jackson (lead vocals; percussion)
- Randy Jackson (percussion; co-lead vocals in "Can You Feel It")
[edit] Credits
- Produced, arranged, written and composed by The Jacksons except for "Everybody" (written by Michael Jackson, Tito Jackson and Mike McKinney)
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