“Billie Jean,” written and recorded by Michael Jackson in 1983, remixed by Black Market Dub, 2020.
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“Doggin’ Around,” written by Lena Agree, recorded by 14-year-old Michael Jackson in 1973. It was originally recorded by Jackie Wilson in 1960.
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“Is It Scary,” written and produced by Michael Jackson and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Performed by Michael Jackson.
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Ghosts,” written by Michael Jackson and Teddy Riley, performed by Michael Jackson.
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“Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” written by John Frederick Coots and Haven Gillespie in 1934. This is a 1970 recording by the Jackson 5.
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Really now. Are people just ghouls?
Well, some clearly are.
But was Farrah Fawcett — or Michael Jackson — really Princess Diana?
Come to think of it, was Princess Diana really Princess Diana?
Certainly the choreographers, arrangers, composers, studio musicians, costume designers, tailors, sound engineers, video directors, technicians, hairdressers, and cosmetic surgeons who created the work enacted by Michael Jackson have reason to mourn the talented performer. They lost a major vehicle for their work, not to mention a paycheck.
Ticket holders for Mr. Jackson’s July concerts in London probably haven’t decided whether to demand refunds or have their tickets framed as holy relics. Rights holders in the recorded Jackson corpus (and their lawyers) are undoubtedly working 24/7; media archivists and tabloids are sleeplessly All-Jackson-All-the-Time. But others are obviously mourning their lost youth through the music of the era, or simply feigning mourning à la mode.
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