Gary, he took them to the Sunny Sawyer's studio in Chicago (formerly the Morrison Sound Studio) because of its sound and his wanting to use harmonizing vocalists and musicians of the caliber more plentiful there. The masterpiece of these recording sessions is Big Boy, written by Chicago musician and songwriter Eddie Silvers. "Big Boy" received substantial radio play in the Chicago-Northwest Indiana area after it was initially broadcast from WWCA-AM 1270 radio in Gary, and it was the first time Michael Jackson and his brothers heard themselves on the radio. In a two-part TV movie miniseries about the Jackson family (The Jacksons: An American Dream) produced by Motown and shown in 1992 on ABC, the first Jackson 5 song was incorrectly identified as "Kansas City" (released in 1959), which was actually recorded later. "Big Boy" featured a prominent lead by Michael, poignant lyrics in light of his life course, formidable vocal harmonies and, as Michael Jackson said, "a killer bass line". It showcased the more soulful sound of Michael's early style, very different from the more nasal, pop sound of Motown. To accomplish all this, Keith needed to obtain releases from others who were trying to work with the Jacksons at the time. Powerful, now legendary, disc jockeys E. Rodney Jones and Pervis Spann of Chicago's fabled black AM radio station WVON, told Keith they had spent $40,000 on the Jacksons and still could not get them a record deal. There were dozens of record labels in Chicago at the time, and Motown also returned tapes sent to them by Joe Jackson, without comment. The disc jockeys told Keith to take them if he thought he could get anywhere. Keith then spoke to the Leaner Brothers who owned a prominent local record label named One-derful! (1962–1969). George and Ernie Leaner also released the Jacksons to Keith. Silvers was the music director for One-derful! Records at the time. Keith's relating of this story to a local journalist led to the August 2009 discovery by the Leaners’ children of a master recording in the One-derful! archives of the Jackson Five recording "I'm A Big Boy Now" ("Big Boy") on July 13, 1967. This recording predating Keith's Steeltown recording of "Big Boy" (the Leaner brothers had told Keith, that they did not have any Jackson Five recordings). It may be worth noting, that a young singing group of siblings, the Five Stairsteps, were