Tito Jackson
Tito Jackson was the guitarist for the Jackson 5, the group he formed with his brothers in Gary, Indiana in 1966. He played on their early Motown hits like "I...
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Tito Jackson was the guitarist for the Jackson 5, the group he formed with his brothers in Gary, Indiana in 1966. He played on their early Motown hits like "I Want You Back" and "ABC," providing the rhythmic foundation for those records.
After the group disbanded, he released solo material including the song "Caledonia" from his 1976 debut album. That track became his best-known solo work. He also recorded songs like "Call My Job" and "I Gotta Play" during this period.
He continued performing and recording over the following decades, sometimes with family members including his son Taryll and nephews Taj and TJ Jackson. His 2003 album was simply titled "Tito."
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