After more than half a century, Michael Jackson’s first-ever recording session is set to captivate fans as the song “Big Boy” by The Jackson 5 gets a digital release. Recorded at One-derful studios, this historic piece marks the inception of Michael’s voice being captured on tape. The release, part of a limited-edition offering, allows fans to purchase the iconic track, providing a unique glimpse into the early days of The Jackson 5.
anotherblock CEO and co-founder Michel D Traore expressed excitement about introducing this significant piece of music history, emphasizing the need to preserve such songs in a digital age. The digital release offers fans a curated experience, including an in-depth editorial piece and original photos, immersing them in the rich narrative of The Jackson 5’s beginnings.
Priced at $25, the offering “Big Boy (One-derful Version)” on anotherblock’s player includes downloadable song stems, master tape images, and a digital vinyl B-side featuring “Michael the Lover” and “My Girl” with their stems. For enthusiasts seeking an enhanced experience, a limited edition priced at $100 comes with newly designed artwork, nine additional songs and stems from the Steeltown sessions in 1967, and the “Big Boy (Steeltown Version).”
This digital release promises not only to revive a significant moment in music history but also to provide fans with a unique and immersive journey into the early brilliance of The Jackson 5.
