1971: The Jackson 5 debut in a Saturday morning cartoon show on ABC. Unlike the Beatles cartoons for the same network, the Jackson brothers provide their own voices for the show.
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1990: In a sign that the times really have “a-changed,” Bob Dylan performs for the cadets at the West Point Military Academy. And yes, he does perform his scathing anti-war song “Masters of War.”
During the concert, the cadets also engage in an impromptu singalong with Dylan on his other anti-war classic “Blowin’ in the Wind.
1971: The Jackson 5 debut in a Saturday morning cartoon show on ABC. Unlike the Beatles cartoons for the same network, the Jackson brothers provide their own voices for the show.
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