Follow up dance hits included "ABC" and "Looking through the windows". Mid-1970's recordings became more funky and less bubblegum pop. "We're almost there" is a prime example of the soul-disco-funk sound around this time. But by far the greatest disco classic by the Jackson 5 was "Dancing machine". Just listen to it - it's great... an all-time disco classic. (Note - this song was never released in the UK; yet it was a US #1. Why?)
The Jackson 5 left Motown, and Jermaine Jackson, in 1976, to record for Epic records. Motown also kept the copyright to the name "Jackson 5" and so the group continued recording as "The Jacksons".
Diana Ross presents the Jackson 5 (Motown LP, 1969) ABC (Motown LP, 1970) Third album (Motown LP, 1970) Christmas album (Motown LP, 1970) Maybe tomorrow (Motown LP, 1971) Goin' back to Indiana (Motown LP, 1972) Lookin' through the windows (Motown LP, 1972) Skywriter (Motown LP, 1973) Get it together (Motown LP, 1973) Dancing machine (Motown LP, 1974) Moving vibrations (Motown LP, 1975)