The Jacksons Left Him Behind - The Untold Story of Johnny Porter Jackson

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• Abandoned Home of the ... Johnny Porter Jackson (March 3, 1951 - March 1, 2006) was an American drummer, noted for being the drummer for The Jackson 5 from their early Gary, Indiana days until the end of their famed career at Motown.
The label promoted Jackson and keyboardist Ronnie Rancifer as the cousins of The Jackson Five, however neither Ronnie Rancifer nor Johnny Jackson are actually related to the Jacksons.
On March 1, 2006, Jackson died at a home in Gary, Indiana, after being stabbed by his girlfriend, Yolanda Davis, following a quarrel. He was 54 years old. Davis later pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to two years in prison. Join this channel to get access to perks:
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@JulieIreland Год назад

Even tho he's not related, it makes ya think of all the hidden secrets within the Jackson family. Thank you for keeping the memories of these ppl alive. Mad respect!

@Lopezflies888 Год назад

There is something extremely strange about that family from Latoya and everything she had to stay in 91 to the cover-ups to Michael completely excluding himself from the family. But one thing's for sure Michael never forgot Gary when the other brothers in the whole family did forget Gary

@MidwestFlesh Год назад

Their secrets just keep coming out huh😂

@Lopezflies888 Год назад

@@MidwestFlesh right? 😂

@pariswatkins626 Месяц назад

@@JulieIreland Janet's 1st baby

@JulieIreland Месяц назад

@@pariswatkins626 Oh! Thank you!!!

@TravelWithLisaMH Год назад

Wow 2 years in prison for killing someone. Interesting story, thanks for sharing Steve 👍🏻👏🏻

@MidwestFlesh Год назад

Yes she stabbed him with a steak knife! Thank you Lisa!

@angieburnett4341 Год назад

That's pretty pathetic, truly.

@KhanflomahInstrumentals 2 месяца назад

welcome to being black in america.. Its terrible that it doesnt matter HOW LOUD we shout, that white people are "surprised" when they learn something happens... its like it takes a white person to say it for you to "hear" it... BLACKS are killed and the murderer gets VERY LITTLE TIME IN JAIL... my brother in law was killed in his sleep by a girlfriend. She got 8 years, served far less than that. HELLO? do you see us now?

@chillywillie6283 3 месяца назад

I have to correct you about him not going on to Motown with the Jackson Five. He and keyboard player Ronnie Rancifer did go on as their band members after signing with Motown, and can clearly be seen backing the group until they left Motown in 1976 and signed with Epic Records out of Philadelphia. They were even introduced by Michael during their first appearance on American Bandstand on 02/21/70, hosted by longtime host Dick Clark. If you go on RU-vid you can see Johnny and Ronnie on almost every television appearance up until they left Motown to move to their new record label. It looks like he returned to his hometown of Gary, IN sometime after the brothers moved on in 1976. I recommend everyone go back and watch the early Jackson Five tv appearances on Hollywood Palace hosted by Diana Ross and the Supremes on 10/18/69; the Ed Sullivan Show on 12/14/69; the Andy Williams Show on 01/31/70, my first time seeing the Jackson Five on television. He and Ronnie can clearly be seen on all of those television appearances. Also, on their first Flip Wilson Show appearance Johnny can be seen dropping one of his drum sticks in the middle of their melody of hit songs, but he kept on drumming like a real trooper.

@MidwestFlesh 3 месяца назад

Thank you so very much for the great comments. This is what I love about doing these. I'm always hoping for interactions like this! Just wanted to keep his memory out there for the world. Us Gary people are a special breed!! I wish I could find some of his music. I'm gonna go back & watch all of those! Thank you again

@jeromeware7437 7 месяцев назад

The record industry is a cut-throat business, and in my heart, I believe Berry Gordy had a hand in Johnny being released from the band/group. I went to two concerts with Johnny playing the drum for the J5, and the dude could play too!

@MidwestFlesh 7 месяцев назад

hello there, i totally agree about the record industry. I tried to find some of his later music with other bands but theres nothing out there that could find. I would love to hear some of his playing. Thank you so very much for the wonderful comment sharing those great memories sir! This is one of my favorite videos to do. In Memory of Johnny Jackson

@TheSteelCityStorm Год назад

Great video brother excellent editing & much love from big brother I heard that shout out from you too!

@carriestmyers 11 месяцев назад

So young and passed the day before his birthday 😢

@jcq1206 Год назад

She took a life and she should have gotten more than 2 years. A life for a life, hers should have been in prison. No justice. May he Rest in Peace.

@MidwestFlesh Год назад

Absolutely....sad story all the way around

@rebeccamccauley7496 Год назад

Thanks for sharing, man how sad is that how he passed . How much different his life would be if the label for the Jackson 5 wouldn’t of dropped him. I can’t believe his girlfriend only got a few years in prison , that’s crazy. Thanks again sharing his story.

@angieburnett4341 Год назад

Wow, I've never heard this/didn't know this! I feel bad they dropped him but at the end of the day it is a business. Thanks for sharing, love your videos. 😍💕

@MidwestFlesh Год назад

Thank You so very much!!!

@flocosta Год назад

I just loved this video, Steve. A beautiful tribute to a forgotten soul. It's so sad how he lost his life so unnecessarily. I'll never understand this kind of thing and why people go off the deep end and hurt another human being, and then she only gets two years??!! No justice for Johnny here. All it would have taken is to just walk away, instead she walked forward and took his life. RIP forever more Johnny ❤ 💐

@MidwestFlesh Год назад

Thank you for the beautiful comment 😊😊😊 Rest in Peace Johnny!