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Chock full of hits and nicely assembled, this two-CD collection focuses on Michael before he left the Motown cocoon, hooked up with Quincy Jones, and changed the sound of black pop with Off the Wall. Does the relatively safe vibe and the less-than-groundbreaking nature of the music make these songs any less enjoyable or memorable? No way–especially for boomers who grew up with MJ. All the hits are here, from the chirpy smash “Rockin’ Robin” to the yearning “Got to (Click here for more detail…)

2008 three CD digipak release. This exceptional release contains all of their hits throughout the Motown years from the both the Jackson 5 (’ABC’, ‘I Want You Back’, ‘Never Can Say Goodbye’) and Michael’s solo material including ‘You’ve Got A Friend’, ‘Ben’, ‘Ain’t No Sunshine’ and ‘One Day In Your Life’. 50 tracks. Universal

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The title of 1975’s Best of Michael Jackson seems something like an unfunny joke in the wake of the global success that the star found with Off the Wall and Thriller just a few years later. Best offers a handful of charted singles ranging from the incandescent “I Wanna Be Where You Are” and “Got to Be There” to the ephemeral “Rockin’ Robin” and the tedious rat-love flick-theme “Ben.” The rest is a mishmash of workaday sentiment (”With a Child’s Heart,” “Music and M (Click here for more detail…)