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A Presentation of TONIGHT'S MASHUP (aka DJ TM)

On a very special episode of "The Jackson 5ive" animated television series (1971-1972), Michael Jackson's pet mice, Ray and Charles, slip out of their cage and lead the Jackson brothers on a wild goose (mouse?) chase through downtown Motown.  Fun and hijinks result when the brothers inadvertently stumble into the studio where This Week's Very Special Guests®, British pop group Swing Out Sister, are recording their smash hit, "Am I The Same Girl".  Without missing a beat (and with no conceivable reason why the studio would just conveniently have a bunch of mics patched up for them, much less the track space on their state of the art 8 channel multitrack tape machine to accommodate such a drop in, to say nothing of the fact that SOS didn't record their smash hit for another 20 years), the producer just hits "record" and the Jacksons lay down a sassy funk vocal version of their hit single "ABC", alongside SOS singer Corinne Drewery. The combined performance leaves the canned studio audience in stunned silence.  The audience emerges from this trance-like state just in time for a perfectly measured round of polite applause as the performers execute an uncannily perfect "fade out", playing and singing quieter and quieter until they are no longer audible to ordinary human hearing.

Delighted with this performance, the show runners at Rankin/Bass slot this episode in for the Season Three premiere in the Fall of 1972.  Sadly, the pinheads at ABC Television have other plans, and the series is cancelled at the end of Season Two.  

It is believed that the negatives for this episode were destroyed shortly after ABC's decision.  

Recently, however, a single promotional photo of young Michael Jackson and SOS lead singer Corinne Drewery surfaced, stuck to the back of a tape box labeled "1972 International Plumbers Conference (IPC) Keynote Speech - Safety Copy".  It was only when the IPC Archivist (preparing a new 5-part series on "The History of Check Valve Technology in the USA") put the mislabeled tape on the machine that this track -- a lone recording of the magic the Jackson Five and Swing Out Sister made on that fateful day in 1972-- finally came to light.

Now, for the first time -- it is available for your enjoyment.

AB the Same C (Jackson 5 vs. Swing Out Sister)

"Have You Never Been Mellow" is a popular song written by John Farrar and recorded by Olivia Newton-John as the title track for her album of the same name.

History and release

In March 1975, the single became Newton-John's second consecutive number one hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and also topped the Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Singles chart.[1] "Have You Never Been Mellow" continued Newton-John's success as a crossover artist when it peaked at No. 3 on the Hot Country Singles chart.[2]

    The record also received a Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.

In the United States, it was Newton-John's fourth straight single to be certified gold for sales of one million copies.[3] "Have You Never Been Mellow" also reached number one in Canada and peaked at number 10 in Australia and number 26 in Japan, but was not much of a success elsewhere in the world, failing to chart altogether in the United Kingdom.
Chart performance
Chart (1975) 	Peak
position
U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles 	3
U.S. Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks 	1
U.S. Billboard Hot 100 	1
Canadian RPM Country Tracks 	1
Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary Tracks 	1
Canadian RPM Top Singles 	1
Australian Kent Music Report 	10
Recording Industry Association of New Zealand 	9
Cover versions

The song was performed as part of the 2007 Broadway musical Xanadu.

Along with her later single "Xanadu", a remixed version by The Olivia Project appears in the Dance Dance Revolution series of video games.

The Dutch band Party Animals sampled the song in 1996 on their hit "Have You Ever Been Mellow". The song reached number one on the Netherlands singles chart.

The punk band the Feederz covered the song on their 1984 debut album "Ever Feel Like Killing Your Boss?". The Nip Drivers was another punk band that covered it.

Australian singer James Reyne covered the song (titled simply, "Mellow") on his 2004 release "Speedboats for Breakfast." His version is a raucous, punk-influenced take on the song. (Reyne and Newton-John shared the same management in the late '80s and early '90s, and Newton-John sang backing vocals on Reyne's solo debut album.)

Belgian liquid drum & bass prodigy Netsky sampled the song on his 2010 debut album 'Netsky' (Hospital Records), using the vocals of Terri Pace on the song 'Mellow'.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes covered the song on their all Australian covers 2011 EP, Go Down Under.[4]

French cover and A side single by Nicole Rieu : "Ma maison au bord de l'eau", 1975.[5]

In 2001, Japanese singer and voice actress Rie Tanaka recorded the song (in English) for her album garnet. Olivia's original version had been a big hit in Japan in 1975.


Olivia Newton-John - Have You Never Been Mellow (Mirror Ball's Spiritchaser Remix)

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Jackson 5 Can you feel it Rework Dj Aiblo

For Ronald Nathan Bell (November 1, 1951 – September 9, 2020), also known as Khalis Bayyan, an American composer, singer, songwriter, arranger,
R.I.P.

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