I Am Love

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"I Am Love" was the Jackson 5's last Top 20 hit (#15 in 1974) as the group later left Motown for CBS.

Released in 1975 as a single, it was one of the group's album-oriented efforts as the song went beyond the usual minute limit of a pop song peaking at around 7 minutes and 27 seconds. The song was part-soul ballad (led by Jermaine) and part-funk/rock dance anthem (led mostly by Michael).

After the song's success, the group would release their last Motown album, "Moving Violation", before leaving the label for good in 1976.

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Motown albums (The Jackson 5)	Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5 · ABC · Third Album · The Jackson 5 Christmas Album · Maybe Tomorrow · Goin' Back to Indiana · Lookin' Through the Windows · Skywriter · G.I.T.: Get It Together · Dancing Machine · Moving Violation

CBS albums (The Jacksons)	The Jacksons · Goin' Places · Destiny · Triumph · Victory · 2300 Jackson Street

Live albums	The Jackson 5 in Japan · The Jacksons Live!

Singles (US/UK Top Tens)	"I Want You Back" · "ABC" · "The Love You Save" · "I'll Be There" · "Mama's Pearl" · "Never Can Say Goodbye" · "Sugar Daddy" · "Doctor My Eyes" · "Lookin' Through the Windows" · "Dancing Machine" · "Enjoy Yourself" · "Show You the Way to Go" · "Blame It on the Boogie" · "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" · "Can You Feel It" · "Walk Right Now" · "State of Shock"

Tours	Destiny Tour · Triumph Tour · Victory Tour

Related articles	Discography · Joseph Jackson · Katherine Jackson · Janet Jackson · La Toya Jackson · Rebbie Jackson