MJ~Leben u. Sterben~u das Geschehen danach!

The Joker! BAD25 ~ During the recording of Bad Michael wants to go shopping so pops on a disguise !!

Greg Philliganes recalls that Michael was at Westlake studios and Michael wanted to go shopping with Greg so put on this disguise. No one recognised them as they shopped all afternoon.

Bob marley with Michael Jackson.
In first pic, Bob marley in centre, with MJ third right from marley.
In below pic, you can see young MJ bit closer.

Sylvina schrieb:ich glaube, ich muß mal mehr bei FB schauen, da gibt es wahrscheinlich noch private Bildchen irgendwo. :D

EuerFan schrieb:Ich weiss, es gibt ein Foto, Michael in jungen Jahren, da hat er ein Kopftuch an und den Kopf leicht nach hinten gebeugt.
Auf diesem Bild hat er auch über seinen Zähnen irgendsoein Provisorium an.

Sylvina schrieb:bei LSA finden sich auch immer wieder erstaunliche Bildchen und Behauptungen :D
bis später, muß jetzt mal weg.

Sylvina schrieb:toll Michael mit Bob Marley!!!

Michael Jackson - MICHAEL: The Making of the Album

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing MICHAEL: The Making of the Album. (C) 2010 Optimum Productions

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Der TV-Sender VOX zeigte eine mehrstündige Doku über "Michael Jackson" und sein Album „Bad". Die Reportage mit dem Titel „25 Jahre BAD -- Das Phänomen Michael Jackson" gewährt Einblicke in die Entstehung des bekannten Albums, lässt aber auch Wegbegleiter des großen Künstlers zu Wort kommen. Vor allem der Eifer und der Perfektionismus des Sängers beeindruckt andere Stars noch immer und dient vielen als Ansporn für die eigene Karriere.

Veröffentlicht am 03.10.2012 von GinaTrixiii

"We Are the World"
was promoted with a music video, a video cassette, and several other items made available to the public, including books, posters, shirts and buttons.[All proceeds from the sale of official USA for Africa merchandise went directly to the famine relief fund. All of the merchandise sold well; the video cassette—entitled We Are the World: The Video Event—documented the making of the song, and became the ninth best-selling home video of 1985.[
All of the video elements were produced by Howard G. Malley and Craig B. Golin along with April Lee Grebb as the production supervisor.

The music video showed the recording of "We Are the World", and drew criticism from some.
Michael Jackson joked before filming, "People will know it's me as soon as they see the socks. Try taking footage of Bruce Springsteen's socks and see if anyone knows who they belong to."[24] Jackson was also criticized for filming and recording his solo piece privately, away from the other artists.
The singer's supporters reasoned that Jackson was a perfectionist; recording in front of other big name artists would leave him awestruck and unable to perform at his best. He was also known for his shy nature, and the idea of singing solo in front of 44 other famous artists probably sounded terrifying to him.

The song was also promoted with a special edition of the American magazine Life.
The publication had been the only media outlet permitted inside A&M Recording Studios on the night of January 28, 1985.
All other press organizations were barred from reporting the events leading up to and during "We Are the World"'s recording.
Life ran a cover story of the recording session in its April 1985 edition of the monthly magazine. Seven members of USA for Africa were pictured on the cover: Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Cyndi Lauper, Lionel Richie, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner and Willie Nelson. Inside the magazine were photographs of the "We Are the World" participants working and taking breaks.

On the morning of April 5, 1985 (Good Friday of that year), "We Are the World" received worldwide coverage. At 10:25 am, over 8000 radio stations simultaneously broadcast the song around the world. They played it to show their support for the relief of famine in Ethiopia.
The song was also broadcast by Muzak, a company which pipes background music into 110,000 stores and businesses in the US. It was the second time Muzak had played the sound of "human voice", the first being an announcement on the release of American hostages in Iran in 1981.
As the song was broadcast, hundreds of people sang along on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York.[45][54] The simultaneous radio broadcast of "We Are the World" was repeated again the following Good Friday.

"We Are the World" gained further promotion and coverage on May 25, 1986, when it was played during a major benefit event held throughout the US.
Hands Across America—USA for Africa's follow-up project—was an event in which millions of people formed a human chain across the US.[57] The event was held to draw attention to hunger and homelessness in the United States.
"We Are the World"'s co-writer, Michael Jackson, had wanted his song to be the official theme for the event. The other board members of USA for Africa outvoted the singer, and it was instead decided that a new song would be created and released for the event, titled "Hands Across America".
When released, the new song did not achieve the level of success that "We Are the World" did, and the decision to use it as the official theme for the event led to Jackson—who co-owned the publishing rights to "We Are the World"—resigning from the board of directors of USA for Africa.