Jermaine Jackson Born: 11 December 1954 in Gary, Indiana, USA. He is also known as Mohammad Abdul Aziz Sharif since his conversion to Islam during the 1980s. Jermaine was a member of the original The Jackson 5. In 1976 when they changed labels from Motown to Epic) via Philadelphia International Records, and were forced to rename the band The Jacksons. Jermaine, who was married to Hazel Gordy, daughter of the Jackson 5's Motown manager Berry Gordy, left the Jacksons to start a solo career. He was replaced by Randy Jackson in The Jacksons. He had some success as a solo artist and officially rejoined The Jacksons in 1984, alongside his solo career, making it a sextet of Jackson brothers until their final split in 1990. Always being a keeper of the flame, Jermaine is focused on moving beyond the music. He has formed companies and partnerships in the worlds of entertainment, hospitality, jewelry, watches and food and beverages to make his dreams come true and turn his creative concepts into reality. Jermaine is also mentoring his sons Jaafar Jackson and Jermajesty Jackson, the next generation of Jacksons, who are preparing to carry on the family's legacy... Review: While the other Jackson's left Motown in the 1970s for greener pastures at Epic, Jermaine stayed on and managed to eke out a few soul/pop hits, including the Stevie Wonder-penned "Let's Get Serious." Eventually Jackson moved to the Arista label and scored a few more hits in the early '80s before rejoining his siblings to record Victory, which to date, is the last album to feature all members of the original Jackson 5.

Jermaine Jackson Discography