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My mother, my brothers...
... we begin to form a harmony.
Next thing, we were singing at a talent search event.
And win some awards and trophies.
That's how all started.
You go to school to study, girl.
Things that have never been you know beforehand.
Like E before I except after C.
And why is 2 + 2 = 4.
I will teach you. / Teach you, teach you.
All things about love. / All things about love.
Sit your body, sit down.
All you have to do is to follow me.
A, B, C.
Easy like, 1, 2, 3.
As simple, do it again.
A, B, C.
1, 2, 3. Honey, you and me, girl.
Hey, stop the movie!
Hey, stop the movie. Please!
Hey, stop the movie! Come on!
Thank you.
They want to hear I Want You Back, ABC and The Love You Save./ Right.
Dancing Machine, Sugar Daddy, I'll Be There.
Got To Be There, Rockin 'Robin.
You want to hear Daddy's Home?
Do you want to hear those old things?
The first reason I don't want to sing old songs.
Number 1, it's an old song! correct?
Number 2, the choreography is outdated!
Jackie is also old!
- Wait a minute, Michael. - Do you care about that?
Do you care?
Just like this...
.. I will do those old things for you guys, OK?
But I do that for you, not for them.
I do it for you!
When you become mine, I don't want you by my side.
Your beautiful face always makes you glow among the others...
Their first four songs break the recording history.
Because the four songs became hits number 1, 4 of their songs were the first...
... they have recorded.
Namely, I Want You Back./ ABC, The Love You Save.
And I'll Be There.
What happens after that, we can travel anywhere.
Eat hamburgers, go watch, go shopping.
So you can go anywhere.
They become very successful very quickly.
Where none of Motown have preparations for all that.
-I want you to come back./ Uh, uh, baby.
I want you to come back. / Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I want you to come back.
Michael usually sings songs with feeling, he will sing them...
... with full feeling and with lots of movements...
... like he was here before.
Like he once lived before.
Vocally, Michael like more beyond...
... from what others can teach .
He came here to find out about those things.
That is already in the DNA.
I know Michael is very talented...
... when he is 2 or 3 years old.
Michael has a lot of rhythm, and he likes to dance.
I think he was born to dance.
Michael told me, first. "Steve, I won't be a poor person."
Imagine 11 children living in one house with 2 rooms, in Gary, Indiana.
Dan Gary, Indiana is not Beverly Hills.
That's very difficult.
When you have children like I have.
And children, they like to eat.
So when they shout, they want food.
You have to put something into their hands.
And I keep providing food on the table. Lots of food stocks.
Joseph does a great job by creating this group.
I can remember how much that meant to them.
But especially Michael, to succeed.
I can say, to this day, Motown is the greatest school for me.
Really, that's the best.
I learned how to edit songs also produce.
I learned many things in writing.
A bit like a lecture which teaches us everything about...
... how to write songs and produce and everything.
And we learn a lot of about the contents of the lyrics.
How to produce songs and become great artists.
Motown has some songwriters and the best artists in the world.
This is us in Chicago.
These are members of the Temptations group.
The lowest is the little Michael with Afro hair.
And I'm right next to him.
That's me, you see?
What Michael learned to be great.
You must be very diligent. You have to work.
He pays attention to people like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder.
The Temptations./ Smokey Robinson.
All great people we idolize.
And the artists are legends in the music industry...
... where Michael is able to get close observe them in the studio, their elements.
I got my title from Motown University.
That's really an atmosphere of competition.
Competition gives birth to champions, but you can't let the competition...
... defeat love.
So all of that is built based on love.
And Michael is a person who is full of love.
And the atmosphere is integrated with it very precisely.
We learned a lot from the great songwriters and producers.
And when that time arrives, you don't realize that.
We are still children, I don't know how to do this.
And we learn when we are together.
Stop! Na..na..na..na.
You better save it .
Stop, You should save it.
When we play hide and seek in SD.
You want to be the seeker.
But chasing a boy is just a fad.
You promised stop playing.
Yes, that's the same confidence like the touch of the Beatles...
... many years ago.
This time only, a black teenage group.
Led by a brother 11 years old.
Dear, just slowly.
Or one day you will be alone.
It's very inten. The worship of fans, you must understand...
... if all the children who respond to The Jackson 5...
... have never had Mickey Mouse club...
... with children like The Jackson 5 appears on the camera.
They represent the first group of teenagers in our day.
as an introduction to them for all children.
And at first, they were black children.
When I first saw Michael. And that's the reason why I'm here.
That's what motivates me and makes me want to do...
... what am I doing now.
He is all my inspiration.
The boys practice, almost all the time.
Because kids out there run on the streets and play...
... Michael there trying to find a song or something.
Michael wants to be the best in whatever he does.
The Jacksons 5 at all don't worry about working.
We at Motown work day and night.
I mean, this kid, at the age of 9 years.
Really serious.
This kid, really serious, really serious.
I mean, he's not kidding!
Michael will ask Nick and me, about our previous Motown songs.
He is always curious, how did you get this idea?
What is this? What makes you say that?
Songs like Is not Nothing Like The Real Thing.
He really is a student.
I am amazed by the fact that Michael has this type of commitment...
... and the type of dedication and are very curious about all that.
He always pays attention.
He will always pay attention.
Who else do you think makes the stage come alive...
... besides me and Ed Sullivan?
Wait.
You start making me hot, boy. Do you understand that?
The best experience in the world. Just sit on Wings and study.
I digest all that.
Michael will sit with me in the mixing session, because I did a lot of mixing.
He will sit there for hours.
I want to tell someone, one of my assistants, say...
... "My back began to dislocate, but I know Michael is looking at me."
The thing I like about Motown is Berry Gordy.
If he doesn't like a song, he will go to the studio and edit it himself.
Yes. BlackBerry, my opinion, is possible...
... the greatest person in recording ever.
Berry is very smart in choosing songs, and delivering them in the right direction.
Putting a song with the right taste, to make it a hit song.
He knows what is needed, and everyone can't do that.
Where WILLARD ends. BEN starts.
BEN starts coming. from CINERAMA's output.
And this time, he is not alone.
Then Ben appeared, a film soundtrack about big rats.
Wherever we tour, all people in the room ask to listen.
We can't get out of the stage. The audience started humming Ben's song.
Appearances in Ben songs at the 1973 Academy Awards...
... was the first time Michael really stepped alone.
The first song nomination is Ben, from Ben's film.
A young man will be sung where his talent is mature.
But what age is recommended ...
... maybe even he shouldn't grow this late.
Ben, both of us don't need to search anymore.
We have both found what we are looking for.
With friends for is called my friend.
Michael is part of your whole life.
That's crazy, friend!
When you were little, with all the songs from The Jackson 5.
And when you are a little mature and go through your puberty.
Your teenage years.
Ben, you always run here and there.
And when you go to college, he's always around you...
... define a part of your life.
There are many steps between the first day and Off The Wall.
For me, the most heartbreaking is when The Jackson 5 came out of Motown.
Dancing, dancing, dancing.
He is a dancer machine.
Aw, baby.
Move it, dear.
Automatic systematically.
Full color, complete.
Direct and soft on your vibration.
The Jackson 5 appears like gum.
No one has ever graduated from just a group of cute little kids...
... to be taken seriously.
There are no child singers you can appoint, besides Michael Jackson.
Departing from really big...
... become the biggest pop star ever.
Gratitude because Dancing Machine.
What they observed was at Motown.
What The Jacksons observed was, many artists get creative freedom.
Dancing, dancing, dancer machines.
Pay attention to him coming down, note down.
We want to write, we want to produce our song.
And our contract at Motown does not justify doing it.
Plus, our contract expires at that time.
And it's time make changes.
Two people named Ron Alexenburg and Steve Popovich.
They are with Epic, one Head of Promotion. the only Head of A & R.
They came to me and said, "We will tie a contract with The Jacksons."
As a group.
Everything starts with the Warwick hotel, there are only children in the entire hotel.
I go to a doorman and say, "What happened here?" " The Doorman said, " The Jackson 5 is here! "
That gives me a chance to leave, in my own way.
Enter the lobby, by telephone the hotel, I call and say,
"Please go to Michael Jackson". They passed the stairs to room 805.
Michael comes down with his father. I said, "What do you want to do?"
He said, "One day I want to make my own music".
I said, "Really ?, what if now?" " The group wants to leave Motown. Joseph...
My name is Joe Jackson. ..
... to another level that Motown can't do.
I was told to not contract Joseph.
I was told that The Jacksons are cartoon performers.
I went to Walter Yetnikoff, my boss. And say, "wait a minute...
... The Jacksons are from Epic, we call ourselves" Family Music "...
..." this is family, I want to contract them "
I said," I don't know the number of recordings they sell. " So, I went to watch Westbury Music Show.
Michael was 15 years old then. dead rat, you remember, named Ben.
I went back and told the people at Epic, "are you crazy?" "You want to contract and give them 3.5 million dollars?"
I said, "Walter, please. You're new to this job."
"And really not qualified to judge this."
I am the president of CBS only about 3 weeks when the agreement was made.
Walter then said, "OK, I follow you"
"It seems you know who did"
I told Ron, "you might be right."
That's my best step, contracting The Jacksons.
Like Ben.
The most important moment of my life is change from Motown to CBS.
I am in another world. I... O Lord.
I don't know what is happening.
Understanding the challenges of a prodigy who must make the transition...
... and become an actual artist.
How many are the courage needed...
... to move out of that.
To present with new music sounds.
That can be a little creepy.
A critical decision, The Jackson 5 and their father...
... Joe Jackson, decide leave Motown.
Produce a legal case...
... where the changed name appears into the Jacksons.
I'm told I can't use the name "Jackson 5".
I say, "It's okay, we call them, The Jacksons."
Berry Gordy won't let that name be used.
We all at Motown sad he left. Jermaine stays.
Jermaine Jackson is married with Berry Gordy's daughter, so...
... maybe not a good idea leave Motown to come with his family.
We respect Jermaine 's decision because of that...
... decisions that are difficult for him to take.
I respect him for that, he does what he wants to do.
I want people to do what they want to do.
Don't do what I want to do, do what you think is best for you.
Many things happen, lots of tension.
I'm not sure what will happen.
I ask Michael, "What will happen when people ask"
"Why did you leave Motown?" he said...
"Because everything is possible, with you on Epic Records"
There's nothing more to say.
With Columbia Records, we want to sell 2 times more recordings.
We want to do the things we dream of.
That is not a popular contract in business. even in the building.
"Ron loses his senses."
"The Jacksons take it, they are over."
The current problem is, The Jacksons have a cartoon series.
And their credibility is being questioned.
2, 4, 6, 8, who do you appreciate.
Please be proud of and my joy.
2, 4, 6, 8, who do you appreciate.
I want to be your girlfriend.
I might be little boy.
But my heart is as big as the city of Texas.
I have all the love that a man can give.
And maybe a little more.
I will give the Jacksons, as much credibility as I can.
We boarded the train to Philadelphia.
Gamble and Huff open their drawers, full of hits.
When you think of disco, and think about disco quality.
You came to Philadelphia.
The two people that Michael Jackson studied were Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff.
Who is the initiator and entrepreneur behind Philly International.
Owner of disco music sound.
The Jacksons always want to write and produce their own recordings.
and become part of the process.
That's a bit more about Philly International.
It's a place where you have a lot of freedom to create.
Gamble and Huff wrote a large number of hits.
We have Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, we have the O'Jays...
See the list!
We have Patti LaBelle...
Archie Bell & The Drells./ Phyllis Hyman./Billy Paul...
Lou Rawls, we have Teddy Pendergrass...
Three Degrees./ Three Degrees...
We have to arrange songs to match with the singers' voices.
That's what great producers do, right? / Sure.
We are almost right in the middle of the recording session of The Jacksons.
And guess who produced their latest album ?
Gamble and Huff? / Exactly.
Why are you all the way coming from California...
... to edit some parts on the album, to Philadelphia?
Because the Gamble and Huff organizations are here.
And they are the best 2 producers in the world.
Work with Gamble and Huff, they do it quickly.
Only 3 weeks make a recording.
I don't know if you can make 1 album recordings in 3 weeks.
They are Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis 70's.
Michael always said that he learned a lot the process of writing songs...
... from Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff.
How to structure a song, how to make a good arrangement.
The Jacksons came to Philadelphia for 2 years to record 2 recordings.
The Jacksons and Goin 'Places.
We try writing songs about people do at any time.
What people say at any time.
Enjoy yourself, enjoy yourself.
Enjoy yourself, for me.
People always say that all the time, "Enjoy yourself."
You must enjoy yourself.
Say.
Enjoy yourself. / Enjoy yourself.
Get down, come down. / Come down.
Enjoy yourself. / Enjoy yourself.
Get down, come down. / Come down.
Enjoy yourself. / Enjoy yourself.
Get down, come down. / Come down.
Enjoy yourself. / Enjoy yourself.
Get down, come down. / Come down.
Ayo./ Come on.
Ayo./ You can do that, you can do that.
Michael is carried away by music. He loves music.
And... / He must study.
1 the most important thing for success is listening.
Listen and pay attention.
And being a good person to work together, is easy to work with.
Every song is negotiated, every production is negotiation.
If you do that together with someone.
Bobby Colomby wants me to recite words in a certain way.
There is 1 song, and there is a line in it that he sings...
Now I am a man for all seasons.
And what the city offers me is not natural (Is not naturally).
"Is not naturally". He sang like that. I immediately...
"Oh no. That's bad English."
So I said, "Wait a minute, Mike". I came out and said...
"Is not naturally. Naturally? or Is not natural?"
I told Bobby, "you pronounce the words too precisely"
"That removes the taste from the song, and we have to go in small things because of that."
There are many giving and receiving. And sometimes you don't want to give.
Or sometimes you give, but feel, "I have to leave it as it is."
Something says in my brain, "Shut up !, " Stop being a grammar cop! "
" Michael is a genius, just get out of the way! "
I'm right and I win!
But that's a learning point good.
You want 100% expressing your idea.
That's only 100% of my expressions.
We have 2 albums.
I mean, 2 singles on the album that will be released in December with Epic.
The first time we wrote a few songs in an album.
It was a different style, but still hits hits.
So when we united with that we heard among you.
It produces our own music style .
It's time to write, so I tell you...
... it's time for you to go and do it yourself.
So we decided to write and produce our own songs.
And we really do it.
We have passed many things.
People don't believe what you are doing, or say, "Are you sure?"
We say, "Yes, we know we can, we know what we can do"
We enter and start write the album Destiny.
I feel something comes together from us alone.
And here's the Jacksons.
Here we are now.
On Destiny's album, which came out in 1978. A year before the album Off The Wall...
Michael starts making movements. He writes Your Body Shake (Down to the Ground)
Where are you the first time inspired to make...
... Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground). What happened?
When at home, Randy is playing groove on a piano like this...
I said, "what is that?" he said, "nothing."
I said, "I can say that is something."
I started singing to the game. And it suddenly appeared.
I contacted several friends, who were very respectful, who knew how to arrange.
I thought, the key to actually making albums a vocal group like this.
Of course you must, great musicians, great arrangements.
Bobby Colomby assured me that I should be more involved in the arrangement.
He said, "This is what will do arrangements with you"
Next thing, I've been in the room with the Jacksons!
Then we bring Greg to help with recording.
Destiny's album again. / Yes.
Dear God, Greg really... / Amazing!
Everyone has been great since the first time. / Be great afterwards.
When I first heard the demo song Shake Your Body, that...
... of course there is a melody, which is very strong.
And there is a basic piano playing section, which sounds like...
All the rhythms are there.
You surround this city with your head looking up.
But I know that I want you.
But rhythmically hasn't been much developed.
Greg appears with rhythms like this.
That's the rhythm of Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground).
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That's right. / Early Greg came with that knock.
I said, "what is this person doing?"
I say that to myself, I did not express it.
But I wait until Greg plays it.
Gosh, when Greg played. / Yes. / And we listened to the recording.
I said. "Oh my God, this is the bomb!"
Because I've never heard beats like that before. It was incredible.
A great knock.
I said, "If The Jacksons need a drummer, tell them, your friend is here".
James McField, a keyboard player, who makes me audition.
And Tito said that he was playing the guitar.
He said, "let's play Shake Your Body Down".
With a look like this, he said, "do you know that?"
So I started playing the beat.
They look at each other. whispering to each other, and seeing like...
I said, "Oh no, I screwed it up!" because the beats are very complicated.
You have to know when and how to cross your arms.
To make the path. A complicated hi-hat pattern.
And continue to make the beat run without losing any existing elements.
Then Randy said, "Nobody can play that beat!"
"That is 3 parts overdub!"
I say, "really?" I thought the drummer had played it before.
They were shocked and amazed I could play it.
And they say, "you are our drummer."
We have Tom Tom 84 who works on trumpet arrangements.
Trumpet arrangement maker outside Chicago.
Arrangement of all songs bands Earth, Wind & Fire's.
So we have a trumpet arrangement.
Then we have Earth trumpets, Wind & Fire's who come and play...
Trumpet players like blowing like that.
The Jacksons' new rhythm, is out of tune...
... provoke tension in a poem line.
Musicically...
You can't... I'm like, "what happened?"
"Where is the bridge, when is the solo ?, when are we...?
I would rather use other forms.
Epic is really not interested at all at The Jacksons, at this point . = = It's like, "Oh my God, we have to get rid of that rhythm."
I got a call from Paris Eley. He is the Head of Promotion for the R & B department.
He said, "hey, bro... Shake Your Body is a hit song."
I want to show first. Album.
And show you the contents of the album. If possible, from left to right.
They are Randy, Tito, Jackie, Marlon and Michael. And they are...
The Jacksons!
I don't know what will happen to you, honey.
But I know that I love you.
You surround this city with your head looking up.
And I know that I want you.
Let's dance, let's cheer. Shake your body to the floor.
That song enables people to see Michael Jackson as an adult.
Because the song is musical, travel length from ABC and I Want You Back.
You teased me with tame-tame game of pigeons.
Because you know that I want you.
I need to do something in order to get close to your soul.
Because you know that I want you.
Let's dance, let's cheer. Shake your body to the floor.
Let's dance, let's cheer. Just shake it.
There is one moment in the Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground) demo.
Where I clearly see that The Jacksons are aiming for something bigger.
1978, and the biggest album sales of all time...
... is Saturday Night Fever that belongs to The Bee Gees.
And there are moments that you can hear, Jackie in the background says...
"I can't wait The Bee Gees hear this song"
"I want The Bee Gees hear this song!"
Let's dance, let's cheer. Shake your body to the floor.
Everything!
Let's dance, let's cheer. Shake your body to the floor.
Everything!
We wrote, "Produced by The Jacksons, all songs are written by The Jacksons."
Mick Jackson, a white man who lives in England...
... write a song titled the same, Blame It On The Boogie.
I'm not lying, his name is Jackson!
Don't blame it on sunlight. Don't blame it in the moonlight.
Don't blame it on beautiful times. Blame it on the boogie music rhythm.
Don't blame it on sunlight. Don't blame it in the moonlight.
Don't blame it on beautiful times. Blame it on the boogie music rhythm.
I just can't, I just can't. I just can't control my legs.
... sunlight. Don't blame it in the moonlight.
Don't blame it on beautiful times. Blame it on the boogie music rhythm.
... sunlight. Don't blame it in the moonlight.
Don't blame it on beautiful times. Blame it on the boogie music rhythm.
I just can't, I just can't. I just can't control my legs.
I just can't, I just can't. I just can't control...
So Michael starts singing. He threw away his headphones until he crashed out of the studio.
I turned to the Engineer, "does he feel feedback, is there something...?"
He replied, "No, no. I went to the hall, Michael was dancing!
Unbelievable, he circled, then said," I'm sorry... "
"I can't stand just singing in this section".
"I have to show this style."
Michael looks at James Brown, Nicholas Brothers and Sammy Davis.
Once Michael sees someone dancing...
... examples of Fred Astaire and some other stars.
He will do right as they...
Easy for Michael capture the movement.
Jackie Wilson, who I always pay attention to from Wings, every day on the stage.
We The Jacksons will perform at the Regal Theater, 6 shows in 1 day.
We will come at an amateur hour. / Oh my God. / I'm focusing on Jackie Wilson.
And Sammy Davis Jr. is one of my favorites.
You won't be mistaken for Sammy Davis Jr. / Oh yeah.
To pay attention and see Michael... and suddenly see small flashes.
In praise, I say this about me.
Small flashes like mine, and I immediately, "Wow."
But the expansion, change, color, until it becomes its own style.
Michael introduced me to Fred Astaire and to all of his films.
I didn't know Fred Astaire at all.
Michael opened my eyes to a new world full of inspiration.
I just want to tell you, I have all of your movie recordings.
And I watch it all the time. And I want to ask you 1 thing.
How do you do that, when you walk in the attic?
Dancing.
Really, I want to know, how to do it?
The whole room and the camera are reversed. / So both of them are reversed, right?
Yes
Michael dances based on energy. He moves like an electric eel.
I think the adjective "electricity" means good, for him.
He is pumped with energy. But he has good kebatinan.
Or whatever it comes from, his brain or whatever.
To use that energy and rise again quickly.
Where are naturally owned great dancers.
I appeared after the war. After completing his assignment in the Navy.
And I want to dance to ordinary people.
I don't want to dance with a white tie or tuxedo or dress officially.
I prefer to roll my sleeve, wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
The closest thing I can get to dance shoes is casual shoes.
White socks and rolled jeans.
And Michael dances from the street style. Like me, I believe that.
I'm a teenager who starts to grow up. I started to really understand...
... the power of dancing.
From the way Michael spins, stops during the round.
And pointing with intensity. that is the power of dancing I mean.
And I'm fully convinced of a number of movements.
There is beauty in simplicity, and really disarms everything.
And I learned that from Michael.
He impacts everything me. Clear.
Impact on my game in the field.
Impact on me to this day on how I study.
Witness Michael, like something I have never seen before.
Something magical, creative, like something I can't imitate.
That's how I find love in dance, before I find classical ballet dance.
I used to ask Michael, "How often do you practice?"
He replied, "I will dance until I can't dance anymore."
I say, "what do you mean?"
He replied, "I will dance until my feet physically can no longer be moved."
There are many people who don't have the same type of movement.
You look at artists like Beyonce, that kind of movement.
Many times when it comes to dealing with black artists.
It happened to Basquiat, to Miles Davis, to Michael Jackson.
People talk about their "natural gifts".
It seems there is no strategy, skills and expertise.
Like if Miles Davis doesn't go to Juilliard.
Or if only Basquiat does not know Monet and Renoir.
Or if only Michael Jackson did not do this all his life.
Some of my favorite writers are Johnny Mercer, Irving Berlin...
... George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Count Basie.
No, you have to enter the job, man. You have to enter the working time.
And really, man. that is the love that you entered.
Because people who work like that, We love what we do.
This is dated 6 November 1979.
Michael is on a trip with his brothers.
in the framework of the Destiny album tour.
"MJ will be my new name, there's no more Michael Jackson."
"I want a new character, a new appearance."
"I will be completely different person."
"People don't have to think about me anymore..."
... "as a child who sings ABC / I songs Want You Back."
"I have to be..."
... "Outstanding and new Actors-Dancers, who will surprise the world."
"I won't do an interview, I will be magical."
"I will be a perfectionist, a researcher, a coach, a master."
"I will be better than all great actors are gathered together."
"I have to have the most incredible training system."
"To dig and dig, until I find."
"I will study and look back the entire entertainment world, and perfect it."
"Exploring further what was ever left behind by great people."
You really are the highest place now, as far as record production and so on.
Do you think this is the peak of your career or are you a little lowered?
Or do you expect bigger or better things?
What are your hopes in the future, Michael?
Make a recording of other artists.
And try the acting world. We have a lot of scripts but...
... we have not found the manuscript that is right for us to use.
So we still pick and choose.
Thinking you might become a big movie star someday, huh?
Yes, I want to try it.
It's a good business to enter. You have a look for that, you know?
Luckily I'm not... What?
Along with the arrival of Motion Pictures, _ there is an abundance of Oz films.
The 1925 version, starring Oliver Hardy as the Canned Man.
And who can forget the musical version MGM in 1939, starring Judy Garland.
In 1974, The Wiz was shown on Broadway. Win 7 Tony Awards.
I was in high school at that time. There is a girl named Barbara Hampton, whom I like.
I want to make the girl impressed. I work at Baskin Robbins. I save...
... and finally have the courage to ask him.
"Will you go watch The Wiz with me?"
"I have 2 seat tickets in the middle of the hall"
The girl answered, "No, I don't think so."
Skin the ticket seller. But double the price.
I invited Michael first to watch The Wiz, Michael returned there 30 times.
The Wiz, when it appeared first 1978, was...
... the adaptation of Lumet's film, which is very long on Broadway...
... starring Stephanie Mills.
So it's real, real, real to me.
There is a big debate, at least in my neighborhood, that Diana Ross is a drug user.
The only reason to include him, because he is Diana Ross.
Stephanie Mills will be more suitable for the film.
But whatever the reason, Stephanie didn't get that role.
We will not do that with young artists unknown.
We have to have the strength of a star so they can make it "cross over."
The Wiz is also the most expensive film ever made.
With all the characters is Africa-America.
So because of the Car Wash and Sparkle films. This happened in Hollywood.
Whether it is marked as a person for black matter.
I am the black writer. / Black writer?
Sidney is probably the number 1 director of American films at that time, because she has made a film...
Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, Network, Murder On The Orient Express.
I think all in one line.
He is king, and certainly the king of New York.
Michael really wants to play Scarecrow.
Michael always wants to have a film career, there is an issue where he...
... should be playing in Frankie Lymon's story, but never accomplished.
The Wiz is predicted to be a big film.
Diana Ross, her old friend, became the actor in the film.
Michael is no longer in Motown, and he contacts Berry Gordy.
We are working on the film The Wiz, Rob Cohen who handled the film.
Rob worked for me at that time at Motown Productions.
It will be very easy for Berry to say, "yes Michael, you've come out..."
It won't! /... and I can find new people. "
Sidney insisted not to want Michael. He thinks Michael is over.
Ever been a cute little kid, a music star...
... but it hasn't developed enough. I told Sidney...
... "You made a mistake. And I want you to meet Michael."
Of course, Lumet falls in love with Michael.
Michael is probably the purest talent I have ever seen.
He is not proficient in a false situation.
He is so right that everything around him must be correct.
If you work not really when it's nearby.
It will be seen, if you are faking it.
Yes, Michael is all that, plus, this child can dance and sing...
... unlike others.
That is very clear, this boy's genius, is so without difficulty.
When I was very young, while watching the real Wizard of Oz.
Judy Garland version, I always fall in love with Scarecrow.
I think almost all children too, because you pity him and others.
The character, I always observe.
In fact, I have an artificial footprint the Wizard of Oz movie, it can be when I'm 6 years old.
I always play that footing around the house. "Follow the yellow brick."
Come on, Dorothy! Come on.
Come on and reduce the load, reduce the load running.
Let's reduce the load, reduce the load running.
Don't bring which might be a burden.
Come on and reduce the load, reduce the load running.
The place where Ease On Down The Road is actually going up.
Diana and I, we are very out of breath.
We have to do it repeatedly. Really.
The path is really straight up.
Stay on the path you choose. Don't give up walking.
Because you already give up your shoes.
Michael will come in the morning to be dressed for 5 hours.
With makeup, stand observing shooting. He memorizes everyone's dialogue.
He memorizes everyone's songs, he knows everyone's position.
He will stay there attentively.
I see this extraordinary discipline in a young child.
Quincy, of course, is the music director.
He is making music for The Wiz.
You've seen Quincy for a moment, right?
Being self-aware of the band in the film. I am a Quincy fan.
His work is like, Smackwater Jack, Walking In Space, Body Heat, all that.
The Wiz is like a great combination of all the things he has ever done.
Lumet is happy to get Quincy. All of us, too.
Like a guarantee that the portion of the music will produce strong popular chords.
Actually Michael doesn't have a music number display in this film when signing him.
The film crew doesn't know about dance, and many things, but...
... finally all the crew can understand the purpose of making songs in the film.
You can't win.
You can't draw and can't get out of the game.
People keep saying everything will change. But their appearance remains the same.
I don't think the film crew is enough featuring Michael's dance.
Real night Off The Wall was born...
We are pre-recording for the film The Wiz.
Quinsy has a kind of tunnel vision on Diana Ross.
Finally around 2 o'clock in the morning.
Quincy gets the vision he wants from Diana.
He then, "OK, Michael. You entered with bar 6."
And Michael starts, like at 1,000 watts. He did everything...
... which finally becomes markers especially Michael Jackson.
Come on, Dorothy! Come on.
Like a lioness who suddenly sees a baby goat.
It's like... looking closer.
The more I know Michael, the more I'm interested in the idea...
... to maybe work with him.
A lot of fun working with great people.
Sidney Lumet, Quincy Jones, all.
I may, one of the few people who love the Wiz.
There are many representatives in the film that we have never seen before.
When The Wiz came out, I was 7 years old.
The film is an event, for black Americans.
I can't speak for the whole city of New York, or for the whole country.
But everyone in my neighborhood in Harlem, wants to watch The Wiz...
... because there is Mike Jackson.
So this is a big moment for Michael Jackson.
He has fulfilled his desire to act and finally entered the big Hollywood film.
So he and his sister, La Toya moved to New York.
I found an apartment for Michael, on the main road 400 east No. 56.
In the summer of 1977, the season was legendary, the season was full of disturbances.
There is a serial killer, named David Berkowitz, son of Sam.
Who does all the random killings.
People start to get scared.
The first disco summer, where new forms of music, begin to appear.
Punk, hip-hop, medium disco big.
And all these different elements occur in New York at the same time...
... which appears in a mutual way relates or contradicts each other.
My hunch is probably the first time Michael knows hip-hop music.
The basic beatboxing that Michael played in the Working Day and Night song.
Although only 19 years old, he will go to studio 54 regularly.
Maybe you've heard, Studio 54.
The studio attracts rich people, famous people, glamor and rulers.
They come to this luxury disco building in the city of New York.
Any night in 1 week.
He establishes eccentric and unusual friendships in the studio 54.
Where can we now see the photos and look so strange.
He gets along with Liza Minnelli.
Hi, baby!
Do you just hang out in New York? / Yes, Studio 54. / Often come here?
Oh God, yeah. / Why ?/ Because I like the atmosphere of Studio 54.
I've been to many discos but I don't like it.
What is the difference?
I don't know, might taste.
Delight when the props start to fall, the balcony is fun. Honest!.
I'm sure his experience went to Studio 54 during the filming of The Wiz.
Playing a big role in where he wants the album to be played.
Not that he wants to make disco recordings.
She's a dancer, amazing dancer.
An influential, innovative dancer.
Why do you dance for pleasure?
Because you are free.
Most dancing is arranged choreographically when we are on stage.
Things you have to do every night.
When you dance, you are free. You dance with anyone you want.
You are crazy.
What about madness? That is getting crazy and wild and...
No, not so. It's not only fun to dance.
But it's also fun to see.
Other people sometimes just walk and see things like...
... Darth Vader, who is here the other night.
That's amazing.
I'm sure Michael is doing observations on what will be around him later.
He is a kind of self-awareness, and kind of shy.
So he is not trying to be around all madness, weirdness.
Understand what I mean?
He came to the DJ booth, but only watched people.
And make notes for mentality. I'm sure music notes too.
I think these experiences are seen on the album Off The Wall.
Because the album was clearly one of the most sensual albums he had ever released.
The album contains a kind of excitement and sexuality.
Studio is the place you will go to when you want to escape.
That's a place of escape from reality.
When we leave Motown, there is a certain time for the Jacksons.
And a certain time for me as a solo artist.
Michael appears as an autonomous figure. Separate from his father, his brothers.
And build himself as a solo performer.
I contacted Quincy one day and said...
"Do you know someone who can produce an album?"
Because I have several songs, and want to make an album.
I didn't ask for Quincy, but he said, "of course, why didn't I do it?
I said, "it's a great idea."
There is speculation. The question will be Quincy the right person?
He is a jazz person, will he be...
They think Quincy won't be able to make...
... a record of contemporary hits that everyone in the world will like.
I think it's impossible to sit trying intellectualize or theorize about...
... how to make a recording that can make many people interested.
All in this room, it's hard to try and make recordings that they will like.
The Epic has a different idea about who is right to work with Michael.
Epic wants Maurice White, as one of them.
Epic also wants Gamble and Huff.
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Michael returns one day, with tears in his eyes saying...
"Epic doesn't want to use you. They say you're too rhythmic in jazz."
"You don't understand kind of music like that."
But they don't understand anything.
Those A & R people, they don't understand!
Thankfully Michael came again, with Freddy DeMann and Ron Weiser.
The three of them insisted and said, "Quincy will do it."
One day Quincy contacted me and said...
"We will work on Michael Jackson's album. His first solo album."
And my mind said, "Oh dear, I should be really serious."
Because I can rarely call such .
When you first heard the album Off The Wall, forget for a moment all the music.
Let's just talk about the sonic, the sound of the music.
Sonic from the album stands against all albums currently available. Point!
Because the sound of the music is raw, the sound is there before the drum machine is there.
Before programming on a computer.
Creating an album at this time, is different from how it should be.
Because when we made the album, returned to that era.
We have musicians live, drummer live.
That's where you find miracles, right? You get a little miracle.
Someone who plays little down or something like that.
That part makes recording live. / That is the pulse.
Yes, that's the pulse.
Today everything is available.
Today everything is ready to be played.
The sound of the music is like, living, breathing, recording, all for music on the floor.
Machines are great, but extraordinary musicians can beat them.
I always tell the Engineers, "you should learn and listen."
"If the musicians are able to achieve that perfection, the type of sound."
"When they can."
"You should be able to make something greater now, or you get fired!"
The Quincy belongs to an extraordinary history.
He is the leader of the Count Basie band. / Working with Frank Sinatra.
Sammy Davis Junior./Pawnbroker./ Heat of the Night./Sanford & Son.
Quincy studied in France under a great orchestra.
Working with Nadia Boulanger, who taught Ravel.
Quincy is unlimited music. Whatever you want, he can do it.
Jazz, folk, pop, classical, soul, gospel, whatever.
Michael wrote 3 songs on the album Off The Wall.
Do not Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Working Day And Night and Get On The Floor.
He wants freedom to develop to become an artist.
And writing these 3 songs is very important for him.
Don't stop until you get enough...
Keep going with your heart, don't stop until you get enough.
Continue with your heart, don't stop until you...
The third song demo seemed like revelation, the songs were really...
... explain the ability of Michael as a songwriter and show...
... how to develop the songs, when submitted to Quincy Jones.
You really saw Michael's rhythmic sophistication.
The rhythm that makes the song great.
That's a great phrase. There is the hook.
Michael hasn't even sung the lyrics. The music can play the bassline.
And keep playing it, without stopping. And good.
opening bar of the tape, like...
You can play the worst set of your life. Or when you were at a wedding...
... or at a club, doesn't matter, you're first just...
... it's like...
You like getting a little tickle that continues, many people around...
... carried on the rhythm. Even a man trying to sell expensive sways like this...
You know, you are dissolved in the beat.
You know, I'm curious, you know.
If you can continue.
Because of its strength, has a lot of energy.
And makes me feel like...
Makes me feel like...
It's fun, it feels right now.
Fever, The temperature is rising, now.
Strength. Oh, strength.
Is power and oath.
What makes that happen. I don't ask why.
That song for me reset my days.
That's the song I use if you need motivation.
That is definitely my favorite Michael Jackson song.
"These are my own songs, I want to communicate with my own mind."
"My own emotions, my own ideas, my own sensibility."
Special vocal signs. You heard so much about this song.
Really clear.
You feel Michael's energy coming to you because you can feel freedom.
That was the first time we heard, the iconic shout.
It is "finally free", Michael.
I'm in Buffalo with you. Fantastic performances.
You make me watch. On that stage, man, that's a great action !.
When out, the audience must see the action, when you jump out of the box.
Oh, don't start.
Do not Stop 'Til You Get Enough has a sort of rhythmic opening of the groove.
A kind of rhythm that turns you off, you let the rhythm sink.
I always use Michael first and foremost as vocal inspiration.
And Off The Wall is definitely what makes me feel that I can sing.
I found my falseto because of Off The Wall. Do not Stop 'Til You Get Enough.
Fun, it feels, now.
Fever, The temperature is rising, now.
Strength. Is energy and oath.
What makes that happen. I don't ask why.
The song has strange lyrics, for me. strange lyrics.
Citing Star Wars movies.
I don't even know he said, "Continue with that force, don't..."
I think it's about forks (forks).
When I heard little, "Continue with the fork (fork)."
I don't know what it's a fork.
I remember Rock with You, Michael looks like a million dollars.
I guess that was before the Jacksons had $ 1 million to spend.
So the clip is made, in relativeity, with a small amount of money.
But he must be alone market the clip.
There's nothing you can do.
Take care of your mind. Baring and groove with me.
You have to feel the heat. And we can feel the boogie rhythm.
Share the beat of love.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
Dance with you until... / the sun shines.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
We will shake the night.
That is the theme song the wheeler.
There is an obsession with wheelchair in the US in 1979, 1980.
Like, "I'll be in a wheelchair."
The right song for in skate...
... must feel like the floor, on your roller skates.
Must be like the foundation for all the slides.
Just slow down.
Because we are still far away.
When you feel the heat. And we will feel the boogie rhythm.
Share the beat of love.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
Dance with you until... / the sun shines.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
Will shake the night.
Rock With You looks like there's a symbol behind the video.
The circle of light around the angel. Michael's clothes are shining.
He makes it look cool. I will never let go of that clothes.
Hearing Rock With You I know where I'm...
... first heard it, on Pegasus.
When the song appears, everyone at the club stops immediately. They just stare.
And slowly, one by one, start going down to the floor.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
Girl./ Sunlight.
Yes, sway with you. / All night long.
Shaking the night.
I want to rock with you. / All night long.
Dance with you until... / the sun shines.
I want to sway with you. / All night long.
Shaking the night.
Just feel the beat, feel the beat. / All night long.
Dance with you until... / the sun shines.
I want to shake. / All night long.
Shaking the night.
Put in the wallet.
I want to shake it, shake it. / All night long.
I want to shake with you.
Come on, girl.
Sway with me, come on.
The song is high but smooth.
It's a fast rhythm, it's a fast rhythm.
It is difficult to make high-pitched rhythms, when dances and becomes emotional at the same time.
Most musicians will directly to the beat of the groove, so you...
... not much to get the authenticity of songs at a tempo like that.
So the rhythm doesn't look as good as a good story telling ballad rhythm.
For years, you want rhythm that has subordinates, who will survive.
And the high-pitched rhythm of Michael really can survive because...
... he really created the authenticity of the song above the groove's tempo.
I do repetition, breathing exercises are in the song Working Day And Night.
I do repetition, almost 1 minute before I release the song.
As if holding people at bay, like holding 12 pitbuls.
And release.
I'm ashamed to say this, but...
... I usually dance alone with the Working Day and Night song.
Uh, my dear.
You made me work day and night.
Uh, my sweetie.
You made me work day and night.
Rub my shoulders. it feels itchy, makes the itching disappear.
When this ends, love you will be very true.
I often wonder, will I love you tonight.
But what is love, girl. If I'm always far away in the eye.
That's why you made me work day and night.
And I will work from sunrise to midnight.
You make me work day and night.
You can know which Michael, rhythmically, is only with the song he wrote.
Easy to remember, rhythmic music dance.
Michael's reference is of course R & B, soul and funk American.
But I also heard Africa on that song.
You have to remember, The Jackson 5 toured Africa in the 70s.
You made me work day and night.
And I will work... / Everything!
From sunrise to midnight.
You made me work day and night.
You made me work...
Work day and night. / I'm very tired.
You made me work day and night.
That's crazy!
That is the highest watermark rows of trumpets, in my opinion.
All Strech and Break instruments, in this song, provide a break for the musicians.
David has this distinctive guitar rhythm. / Excerpts. twist the guitar strings...
He picks the strings so strong.
All right, David! You can.
Sometimes Michael will bring the music higher, to get the rhythm he wants.
And that many ways influence me.
Michael always has the idea of the sound of the instrument he wants. And that's how to record.
You came to the studio, and he told the guitar player...
He will sing each part. He can't play, but can sing.
If you don't play exactly as he sang.
He will sing until you play exactly as he sang. Crazy!
I believe in full in perfection.
I am never satisfied. I'll cut the track, and back and back again.
"Damn, I should do this!" it's number 1 on the song list and you're still...
... screaming which should you do.
That is proof. When you see someone works.
You can see the details if they really love what they do.
How they are pay attention to skills.
Perfection, is the name of this game.
It's about what you want to do.
The quality of its contents, his heart, his soul and his love.
I think this generation has... the perception has been tilted.
Love of skills, has become number 2 of...
... love for fame and fame.
My generation, namely the generation of Jordan.
Bird, Magic, Michael Jackson.
They focus on what they like to do.
One of the hidden gems on the album is Get On The Floor.
Written together by Louis Johnson and Michael.
I don't know if everyone also knows if you are also a composer.
One of my favorites is Get On The Floor that belongs to Michael Jackson.
Originally the song was created by The Bass, which I have is only the groove.
The dancers routinely play on children's playgrounds.
I'm like, dating myself, it's okay, but you have to carry a small radio.
Or sometimes if you really stick, you'll bring a small portable recorder.
Immerse in the park, put the needle in the marker, and so, it's certain.
If you dance with the song Get On The Floor.
A little more, you go home bring someone.
Because it's not the type of song for you to dance alone.
You won't dance the song Get On The Floor just alone.
Dancing across the floor.
Because there is a chance for several occasions.
And the opportunity is to choose.
And I'm sure I will groove with you.
So come down to the floor.
And dancing with me.
Off The Wall is a dream of a DJ.
On the A side, like devoted to songs on the floor.
You basically have 5 songs. 4 songs on side-1.
And the first song on side-2, Off The Wall.
My favorite record on Off The Wall, I like Off The Wall.
That's one of my favorite recordings.
I take the opportunity work with a composer.
The old one I like his works.
I don't think he is from Grimsby, England...
... live in Worms, Germany, but understand Is not No Half-Steppin.
And all the different terms are written . What an extraordinary talent.
Rod ends in Germany, and forms into soul music...
... by a group of black soldiers who were there.
- Black American soldiers? - Correct.
Then I thought, "Wow, this is far more interesting than I do."
And the girls come to the show.
At the beginning of the heat wave, can you hear those influences...
... on the song that Rod writes for Michael.
And that is natural progress.
And we make recordings Burn This Disco Out.
Off The Wall and Rock With You.
Rod Temperton is indeed good.
Off The Wall is an example of him bringing aspects of the combination of proggy into it.
That is an inconventional beginning for a disco recording.
Especially, the track title on the album, starts with that.
It starts in offbeat, starts in the 2nd beat, strange vocal in the background.
Really proggy (progressive rock).
Intro with a kind of disgusting sound and so on.
You start to hear it again on the Thriller song.
With Vincent Price.
When the world is on your shoulder.
Must straighten your behavior and boogie ria.
If you can't do with feelings.
Then nobody will drop you.
Because we are party people day and night.
Crazy life is the only way .
So tonight.
Must enter the shelf work habits at 9 am to 5 pm.
And just enjoy yourself.
Groove.
Let the madness of music enter you.
Life isn't bad at all.
If you don't care about it.
Life isn't bad at all.
Live your life without caring. / Yes.
Do what you want you do.
There are no rules.
It's up to you. / There's no regulation, it's up to you.
It's time to come back to life.
And partying all night.
Girlfriend is a song on the album London Town owned by Paul McCartney.
"Girl friend, I will say to your male friend."
I like that.
Girl friend.
I will say to your male friends.
I feel like Michael is singing to me on the song, really!
If we go with and a group of girls start following me.
Let's listen to what you will say to them so they go.
Go from him. He is mine not yours.
The same question, number 2.
Hey listen, Michael Jackson is mine !.
Some of the songs I sing, my favorite is ballads.
I like listening to his words.
And really related to with something.
I wrote She ’s Out Of My Life is the result...
... I am in love with an amazing young girl.
Have you ever been so disappointed? Talking to yourself loudly.
I've ever been. I was in the car, on the Pasadena highway and said...
"Gosh, he's there for you, he loves you, he wants to marry you."
"You're the only one who says no. Face that, he's out of your life."
Saturday morning, the telephone rang, it was Q. he said, "Hey, bro, are you writing?"
And I play the song, and ring loudly. and he said, "Play again."
I rotate again, turn 8 times in a row.
At the end he said, "what will you do with it?"
I said, "I made an deal with Snuffy yesterday."
"Snuffy will do the song with Sinatra."
Quincy says, this is a little Q-ism, "Sinatra will still do it."
I said, "Okay, Q. Then who are you going to do?"
He said, "I have no instructions, , man, if you believe me..."
"I promised an unforgettable recording for this song."
And we occupied it for almost 2 years, Spike.
To write a great ballad, first, in lyrics.
The contents must be connected, for me, the part that makes the song connect...
is personal, but also universal.
Michael Jackson, a great entertainer. Great dancer, also a great singer.
Not a good singer, but a great singer.
I like Michael's appearance in She's Out of My Life. Really emotional.
Michael's voice quality is extraordinarily pure.
He is out of my life.
And I don't know whether should laugh or cry.
I don't know whether must live or die.
And it's cutting like a knife.
He is out of my life.
I cry every time he shows She ’s Out of My Life.
And he will cry too.
Everyone associates She ’s Out Of My Life to Eddie Murphy, right?
Anyone who grew up in the 80s. We witness Delirious first.
That is Michael's hook, sensitivity.
Many women will say, "Michael is very sensitive."
They are consumed by it. Mike also knew so he would use a woman.
In the concert I saw Mike walk to the female audience and say...
Can I come down there?
The woman directly, "Ahhhhhhh!"
then if you don't scream, Michael will be very sensitive.
And crying on your butt.
Have you ever heard of She's Out Of My Life recordings? Michael is like this...
So I have learned if love is not mine.
And I have learned, if love won't wait.
Now I have learned, if love needs expression.
But my learning is too late.
And he's out of my life.
He is out of my life.
Cursed confusion.
And pride is cursed.
I save my love for him.
Deep key.
And it cuts like a knife.
He came out of...
... my life.
Tito, give me a tissue.
I have the opportunity to hear setting the tone.
Where Michael tries do a little difference.
And Michael really apologized, for messing up the song.
I'm sorry already messed it up.
Amazing, because every Michael sing that song, he cries.
And I tried to find out what relationship he was living.
He identifies with the song.
Michael did it 2-3 times and said, "this should happen." Let it be.
A lower producer will be drained because of how valuable it is.
Drained by all the very valuable dramas.
If Puffy produces She's Out of My Life.
Puffy will have lots of tissue, sort of a tour sponsor.
People talk about problems, "what did he cry?"
Who does he mean? does he talk about Brooke Shields?
Which girl is he talking about?
Is he still talking about _ about Ben, the rat?
Publicly, we see it the road with Stephanie Mills.
Walk with Tatum O'Neal, Maureen McCormick from The Brady Bunch.
Girls will gather and, "I wonder who he meant."
Understand what I mean? And you will see Tiger Beat magazine.
To see the gossip column or whatever.
"Who made Michael cry?" so our view.
Not because I made Michael cry, I will never make Michael cry.
She 's Out Of My Life in my opinion, 1 of 2 songs on the album Off The Wall...
... where there are no songs on the Thriller album that exceed the song.
Quiet Storm is being great in 1970, a type of radio format for black music.
That celebrates intimacy, sensuality, atmosphere, tenderness and calmness.
Can not Help It really is a demographic Quiet Storm.
A kind of midnight romance women's dressing room.
That was the first time you heard Michael sound like an adult, my opinion.
It sounds like it's coming out of its R & B. Starts with jazz.
Susaye Greene is starting to work on the song. He joined the Supremes.
And he also sang with Stevie.
It will match the album Songs In The Key Of Life, really.
That should be one of the songs in Songs In The Key Of Life.
Look, right? I don't know that.
Michael has, "I can't help if I want" . The hook.
I think Susaye wrote a lot of lyrics when we were in the studio.
- Play with the song. - It is true.
I can't help.
I Can not Help It is my favorite. Stevie did more on the song.
The natural chord is very nocturnal.
That doesn't sound like during the day to me.
Sounds like beautiful night of heaven.
A place that is not polluted by humans. Mystical world.
With Unicorn walking around around him.
My sister Renee is listening to the cassette I play.
He and Michael are friends. He took the tape and played it to Michael.
I think it's great what Michael did, he did an amazing job.
The melodies are very tempting.
They carry several lines and chords characteristic of Stevie in the song.
I really believe that album. First of all, I believe in Michael Jackson.
Stevie Wonder. I love Stevie Wonder.
Together with Stevie Wonder. are in the sessions.
Just sit and study, so extraordinary.
You can put it I Can not Help It now and I'm still looking for something...
... which I have never heard, or remind me of something.
Or the warmth of the bass line becomes, sort of cleanse you.
Like you will never be fed up with in that music.
I made a recording in 1977. We made It's The Falling In Love.
We write it together, I know David Foster is playing there.
I think my record is presented with... / Demo. / With a demo.
Patti Austin is a singer in the society of singer Quincy Jones.
The first time I heard Patti Austin's voice, was on It's The Falling In Love.
The most profound thing is a recording in those days.
Which can make the sound sound modern is very dependent on...
... very special technology in those days.
And in the 80s, was all about the 80s.
In the late 70s, you had massive disco claps.
This album may be a distant mistake from the most recent disco recording.
The recording has no tricks or tricks.
Although neatly arranged, and all percussion parts and other parts run.
It's no more than just a group of men playing songs in a room.
That will never be renewable.
In many ways, Off The Wall, is probably the pinnacle of classic disco.
Appears in August 1979.
The Disco Sucks movement starts the previous month, in July.
Surprisingly, DJ Steve Dahl in Chicago, gathered a lot of people...
... to Comiskey Park in Chicago, to burn disco recordings.
Where indirectly is racist acts and a kind of homophobic movement.
People want to move the popular music path back to the time they feel comfortable.
Which one is not black, is not gay, not latin.
Burn This Disco Out maybe has become the right title.
Because it comes, literally, at the end of the disco era.
At the end of the disco recording but moves the genre forward.
Far from the music of the disco factory, that is stirring up the beat of the factory.
You can feel some kind of deep energy. Off The Wall is like lightning in a bottle.
You caught Michael Jackson at the age of 20 together with all the excitement...
... energy and desire, who still come on the tape.
This is a cassette with the 8 most recent tracks that my parents bought.
Before I stop buy a cassette with 8 tracks.
I remember Off The Wall coming out in the second week of August 1979.
The album's departure is like an album which is in the norm and career of someone...
... where they make rounds 180 degrees from what they already know.
Michael is no longer a performer, is no longer shy, awkward...
... pimply men who can't adjust themselves.
He suddenly becomes jovial, confident.
You can see it on the cover of the album Off The Wall.
Looks like a night picture school breakup, with a suit and tie.
Like Frank Sinatra, a Sammy Davis plagiarism.
Now he's a free playboy, who is on the streets of New York.
Again, life is spinning.
I think of sophistication, glamor, provocateurs, think of everything I want.
Oh yeah. I'm interested in promotion.
I want to do things that have never been done before.
If not for promotion, who would get to know The Jackson 5?
Who will know if we exist.
I will not be able to translate my music into different countries.
Africa, Japan, New Zealand, Scotland, all reach Australia.
There is a universal core in music.
Which I think goes beyond even about what it is crossing.
Here we see crossing as a black and bright market.
What we have faced for years.
But I guess things about Michael, go even past that.
When you go to Argentina, Israel and Spain, Scandinavia and Australia.
I think the variety of modes and music of people is a universal language.
Wherever you go, you will hear the same song in certain countries.
And when people unite because of these songs, they are all happy and peaceful.
Because many people don't even speak English...
... when you travel the world, but they know the song.
They know the music, and as much as possible they will learn the lyrics.
And it's really beautiful how...
... you can unite people only through music.
Michael Jackson can appear without words, and 100,000 people at the Olympic stadium...
... can feel that he is there for them.
Everyone feels that they have a special bond with him.
That's how big he is, he makes you feel that.
Michael inspires me to be a better person.
I believe that musical blessings which God gave to our families...
... the true mission behind that, is to unite the whole world through music.
It's about transforming the world into a better place for our children to grow.
He has seen what happened to artists James Brown, Little Richard, Jackie Wilson.
Sometimes the music industry is unfair on black artists.
I remember having argued in a meeting about...
"How could Michael not be the cover People magazine? Or the cover of Us magazine?"
Pop music radio station doesn't want to play Off The Wall at first.
Women section of the publication have told me...
"If black skin is installed as magazine cover, the magazine won't sell."
Michael Jackson is a decent artist because of himself.
If they give the opportunity, he can win the radio station. And proven.
Michael makes us feel like, This is where we are, where we are always there and not.
There are children born when Obama is in Government.
So they don't understand that there was ever a white President.
They don't even know how have a white President.
I don't know how it feels if I don't have a black Pop singer.
Because Michael makes us feel and believe that it is all just the norm.
He brings black music to the place where music becomes human music.
Music doesn't have skin color, music should be like that.
I don't believe that kind of thing.
What I do, I don't want to label my music in black or white.
What I want, label it with the name of the music.
The time is simpler.
And the radio is very concerned with such things.
Hey, let's start first with a high tempo, position ourselves properly...
... just played the ballad rhythm, and finally..., won Gold, won Platinum.
Four songs on the top 10 Billboard charts.
Not included by being number 1 on R & B radio stations.
That never happened before.
Some people see as a disco album.
Where if you remember again, opinions seem so stupid...
Because it's one of the most influential creative albums in history.
You look back at the album album Off The Wall, their R & B Awards.
The music industry is still very isolated.
And Michael was only nominated for the R & B awards category, and he won.
Fever, the temperature is rising now.
Strength, Oh strength is power and oath.
Michael thinks it's not fair.
He thinks they are harassing him, That is not fair.
Michael came to me and said, "Mother, next year..."
... "they will have to give that award to me."
And the award is because of the Thriller song, right?
Off The Wall is a kind of blue print for R & B music.
And I guess most artists now know that.
It is difficult to be able to produce albums that are fresh and new all the time.
They will come back and say, "What song is great?"
"What songs have been made and great?"
And they find themselves are listening to Off The Wall.
Then they try to make a little peace and say, "see how he made this song?"
"We have to make it like that too."
"Look at the way they make the music? We have to make it like that too."
I'm like those people too, that's why I know.
The album, you hear it in music all the time.
Pharrell gets to Justin Timberlake.
My music won't be here if it's not because of the influence of Michael's Music.
Off The Wall and also Michael's next album.
I don't have music if not for Michael.
I don't think there are any other music recordings that I didn't play in the 20-year Djing period.
10,000 - 15,000 times I release LPs for those songs.
Off The Wall is an album that I continue to play until now.
That's the album I played when I wanted to teach my daughter to dance.
The album is a time of music soul magic.
And when I say magic realism, I mean, the album is transformative.
The album takes you to another place.
The album is so rich, music.
Arrangement, singing, backing vocals.
Michael taught me that, melody is the king.
He said the baby did not sing the lyrics, they hummed the melody.
A-B-C-D-E-F-G.
Babies may not know all letters in the alphabet.
But they know melody on the song.
That's how I see music.
I always see music like, example of a small portal.
You listen to a song ?, well, you can cross to this land. Whenever possible.
In the first year alone, the album sold more than 6 million copies.
The sale has been overshadowed by by the sale of the Thriller album.
There will be no Thriller album without album Off The Wall. Everyone knows that.
When Michael entered the studio to work on the Thriller album, he meant it.
Very serious, to make the biggest album in history.
And amazingly, he really made it happen.
Whatever your highest game, you will be above the game.
That is the gift.
You deal with a true artist. Specialized in art.
And the others are number 2.
I think people are very easily distracted, then talk about Michael's skin color.
Don't focus on who he is, and how his skin can be like that.
And how can you learn from it.
You do an approach to something like how to approach music.
That way you will be phenomenal.
And the idea, separated from your brothers and sisters, is that painful?
No, it doesn't hurt.
Because there are other types of sounds and music that I want to do.
Painful if my will is is in me and I can't take it out.
And hidden to be seen by the world. When I made my solo album.
And make all kinds of music different. It's amazing.
I feel like I've reached what I should have achieved.
And you don't feel guilty or worry about your brothers?
No, because they understand.
Why is it something to hide. Why hide, just share it.
Off The Wall will live forever.
It was a 1979 album, but this is just the beginning of the recording.
Just beginning.
New people, will explore and find the album, today and tomorrow.
And the album will be something new for them, today and tomorrow.
This is just the beginning.
Michael transcends sexual boundaries, tribal boundaries, he will bring everyone.
Old, young, gay, normal. Wherever you go, there will be a smile there.
The beauty of Michael's divinity, and what he left for us...
... with so much joy.
And a lot of gratitude has been given to me, I mean to everyone but...
I want to be a little selfish here...
What he gave me, and I'm glad find that joy again.
And I feel that, his enthusiasm is still with me.
Michael goes beyond what I expected about him.
I expect a big deal with him, and he surpasses my expectations.
There is an element of Godhead, which exists in some people.
In some people, God stretches out his hand longer and continues to endure.
Secretly and privately, in depth, there is a destiny.
And for me to stay on that fate and follow it.
I really believe and feel, I'm here for a reason.
And that's my job, to appear for others.
And if they accept my appearance.
I feel appreciated.
If they want to put me on a mat.
I feel even better.
Have you ever wanted to stop?
No. Don't stop until you get enough!
And you don't feel enough? / Will not! Will not.
Don't stop until you get enough.
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