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Jermaine Jackson

American musician

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Jackson 5

  • The King of Pop
    In Michael Jackson: The Jackson 5

    brothers (including Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, and Marlon) whom their father, Joseph, shaped into a dazzling group of child stars known as the Jackson 5. Joseph Jackson was a former boxer who worked as a crane operator in a steel mill and played guitar in a blues band. In 1949…

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  • The Jackson 5, 1970
    In the Jackson 5

    Gallup, New Mexico Jermaine Jackson: born December 11, 1954, Gary Marlon Jackson: born March 12, 1957, Gary Michael Jackson (in full Michael Joseph Jackson or Michael Joe Jackson): born August 29, 1958, Gary—d. June 25, 2009, Los Angeles, California

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