Joseph Jackson

Joseph Walter Jackson (ou Joe) est né le 26 juillet 1929 à Foutain Hill dans l'Arkansas. Il est le fils de Samuel et Chrystal Jackson. Joe est l'ainé de 5 enfants. Ses parents divorcent alors qu' il est adolescent : Samuel part à Oakland, emmenant Joe avec lui, et Chrystal le reste des frères et soeurs à East Chicago, en Indiana. Les parents de Joe ne souhaitaient pas que leurs enfants aient des amis, mais Samuel, comme Joseph était très stricte et pas affectif... Quand il se remaria pour la 3ème fois, Joe décida d'aller rejoindre sa mère en Indiana. Là-bas il arrêta ses études en 1ère et devint boxer au Golden Gloves. Peu de temps après, il rencontre Katherine, à une fête de voisinage. En Indiana, quelques temps plus tard, Joseph travaille dans l'usine métalurgique Inland Steel. Il gagnait 56 dollars par mois.
En 1952, Joe fonde un groupe nommé les Falcons, mais ils n'eurent jamais de succès, sauf un des membres quand il partit rejoindre un autre groupe. Mais Joe, comme Katherine, avait toujours ce rêve de fortune et de célébrité. Ceci fut réalisé par leurs enfants : les Jackson 5.

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