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Through a series of circumstances too bizarre to recount (even here!), CREEM has become the first national publication to locate and interview the lost Jackson brother, Buck. We found him in an Idaho record-store-and-leather-chaps emporium, dressed like an extra from Blazing Saddles and muttering at a cardboard stand-up of Michael (something about how cute noses don't matter to cows).

October 1, 1984
Laura Fissinger

Records

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LATOYA JACKSON Heart Don't Lie

(Private I/CBS)

JERMAINE JACKSON

(Arista)

THE JACKSONS Victory

_(Epic)_

Laura Fissinger

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Through a series of circumstances too bizarre to recount (even here!), CREEM has become the first national publication to locate and interview the lost Jackson brother, Buck. We found him in an Idaho record-storeand-leather-chaps emporium, dressed like an extra from Blazing Saddles and muttering at a cardboard standup of Michael (something about how cute noses don't matter to cows). Because he thought CREEM was a magazine devoted to ladies' cosmetics, he agreed to talk to us— about his family and about their three newest LPs, LaToya's Heart Don Lie, Jermaine's Jermaine Jackson, and Victory.

CREEM: So, Buck, how come nobody's ever heard of you?

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