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i thought this song was a fake
Ekam Satyam - The One Truth (2001) (Michael Jackson, A.R. Rahman)
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also this song sounds interesting
This Is Our Time (2000) (Michael Jackson, David Foster, Lauryn Hill)
i need all the babyface - dru hill - tyresse - david foster - blackstreet so all the 90s and 2000s stuff
id love to hear what rnb vibe other than "you are not alone" did they comeup with for mj
i also read somewhere he had a whitney duet thats unreleased and wasnt on this list
 
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jtabbott8;3652136 said:
your kidding about the "they dont have that much unreleased material" thing right..
they have over 80 hours of rehearsal footage from this is it...They have most of Michaels Concerts on Film.. and they have over 150 unreleased songs..
here is a list i made (lot of researched involved) of finished songs we know exist:

A:
A Baby Smiles (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Al Capone (1982) (Michael Jackson, Rod Temperton)
All My Children (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, R. C. Stites)
Alright Now (1990) (Michael Jackson) +
Angel (1999) (Babyface, Michael Jackson)
Another Day (2002) (Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz) +
A Place With No Name
B:
Baby’s Fire
Bad Company
Bang Your Head
Broken Chair
Beautiful Girl (2004) (Michael Jackson) +
Bless My Soul (1980) (Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones)
Buffalo Bill (1985) (Michael Jackson)
Bumper Snippet (1986) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Bottle Of Smoke (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Bubble (1991) (Michael Jackson)
Basszouille (1994) (Michael Jackson, Bruce Swedien)
Be Me 4 A Day (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Belong 2 (1999) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Breaking (2004) (Michael Jackson)
Bad Girl (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
C:
Children Of The World
Color of my Soul
Circus Girl / Carousel (1982) (Michael Sembello, D. Freeman) +
Crack Kills (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Chicago 1945 (1987) (Michael Jackson, Steve Pocaro)
Chicago 1945 (rerecorded)
Cheater (1987) (Michael Jackson , Greg Phillinganes) +
California Grass (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Children's Holiday (1998) (Michael Jackson) +
Can't Stop Me Now (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Can You Feel Me (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Tyrese)
Creep In' (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Crush (2002) (Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz) +
D:
Days of the Broken Hearted
Deep In The Night (1992) (Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell)
Dreams (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Doing Dirty
Dont Be Messin Around
Dont Make Me Stay
D.I.E.
Do You Want Me (2000) (Michael Jackson, Sisqo, Dru Hill)
Do You Love Me (2000) (Babyface, Michael Jackson)
Do You Know Where Your Children Are (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Dead Or Alive (2004) (Michael Jackson)
E:
Elisabeth, I Love You (1996) (Michael Jackson) +
Easy (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Edgar Allan Poe (2000) (Michael Jackson, Walter Afanasieff)
Entertainment Tonight (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Escape (2001) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins III, Harvey Jay Mason) +
Ekam Satyam - The One Truth (2001) (Michael Jackson, A.R. Rahman)
F:
Far Far Away (1983) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager, David Foster)
Fly Away (1987) (Michael Jackson) +
Fever/ Hot Fever (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Faces/Pretty Faces (1991) (Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder)
Fear (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Fall Again (1999) (Walter Afanasieff, Robin Thicke) Face (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
Free (2000) (Carole Bayer-Sager, Michael Jackson)
Fantasy (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Force (2003) (Michael Jackson, Irv Gotti, Ashanti, Ja Rule)
G:
Goin' To Rio (1978) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
Girls Of Another Love (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Groove Of Midnight (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Get Your Weight Off Me (2001) (Michael Jackson) +
Get Around (2001) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels)
H:
H2O
He Who Makes the Sky Grey
Holiday Inn (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Hotstreet / Got The Hots (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Heaven Is Here (1991) (Michael Jackson)
House Of Style (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Tyrese, Andre Harris)
Healing My Feelings (2004) (Michael Jackson)
I:
I am a Loser
I was the Loser
Im Dreamin
Im Still the King
Iowa (1978) (Michael Jackson)
If You Don't Love Me (1989) (Michael Jackson) +
In The Back (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
I Forgive You (2000) (Michael Jackson)
I Have This Love Of Me (2000) (Michael Jackson)
I Don't Live Anymore (2001) (Michael Jackson)
In The Valley (2001) (Michael Jackson, Tyrese)
I Have This Dream (2002) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager, David Foster, Ric Kipp) +
J:
K:
Kentucky (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Kick It (2000) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Norman Gregg)
L:
Lady of Summer
Learned My Lesson (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Lonely Man (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Little Girls (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Llama Lola (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Lonely Bird (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Lucy Is In Love With Linus (2001) (Michael Jackson)
M:
Monkey Business (1989) (Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell) +
Mind Is The Magic (1990) (Michael Jackson) +
Men In Black (1990) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Make A Wish (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Michael Mckeller (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Much Too Soon (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Maybe We Can Do It (2001) (Michael Jackson, P.Diddy, Rodney Jerkins)
Make Or Break (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Maybe Tomorrow (2003) (Michael Jackson)
N:
Nite Line (1985) (Michael Jackson) +
New Attitudes (2001) (Michael Jackson)
O:
Ode To Sorrow (1977) (Michael Jackson)
On The Line (1996) (Michael Jackson, Babyface) +
On My Anger (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Blackstreet)
P:
Planet Earth (1991) (Michael Jackson) +
Peaceful Journey (1993) (Michael Jackson)
People Of The World (1999) (Michael Jackson)
People Have To Make Some Kind Of Joke (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Pressure (2003) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins III, Harvey Jay Mason) Prayer For Peace (2003) (Michael Jackson, Barry Gibb)
R:
Red Eye (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Revolution (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Resurrection (2003) (Michael Jackson)
S:
Susie (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Sunset Driver (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Somewhere In Time (1982) (Michael Jackson)
Space Dance (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Someone In The Dark (1982) (Michael Jackson, Rod Temperton, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman) +
Scared Of The Moon (1984) (Michael Jackson, Buz Kohan) +
Saturday (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Streetwalker (1986) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Stand Tall (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Seven Digits (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Splash, We Can Get Wet Babe (1989) (Michael Jackson, D. Brack, L. Jackson)
Stay (1989) (Michael Jackson)
She Got It (1990) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell, Teddy Riley) +
Serious Effect (1990) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, LL Cool J) +
Seven Bright New Stars (1991) (Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, D. Brack)
Someone Put Your Hand Out (1992) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley) +
Secret Passage (1996) (Michael Jackson)
Silent Spring (2008)
Stop The War (1999) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
Saved By The Bell (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Sheґs Not A Girl (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Shy Shy (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Sister Sue (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Song with Jae-R, Omer Bhatti (2004) (Michael Jackson, Jae-R, Omer Bhatti)
Soldier's Entrance (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Seduction (2003) (Michael Jackson, Shelby Lee Myrick II)
She Was Lovin' Me (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Mark C. Rooney)
Seeing Voices (2001) (Sidney Fine, Michael Jackson, Ray Charles Choir) +
Shout (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)+
Still Got It (2003) (Michael Jackson) +
T:
This Is It (1979) (Michael Jackson) +
There Must Be More To Life Than This (1983) (Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury) +
The Toy (1984) (Michael Jackson)
Trouble (1985) (Michael Jackson) +
The Prince Of Fame (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Throwin' Your Life Away (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Tomboy (1987) (Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones)
Trust About Youth (1991) (Michael Jackson)
The Sky Is The Limit (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Thank Heaven (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Tubeway (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Triple Threat Cable (1999) (Michael Jackson)
The Childrenґs Hour (1999) (Michael Jackson)
To The World (2000) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
The Gloved One (2000) (Michael Jackson, Sisqo)
This Is Our Time (2000) (Michael Jackson, David Foster, Lauryn Hill)
Turning Me Off (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Tragedy Of A Cheerleader (2001) (Michael Jackson)
That Kind Of Lover (2001) (A1, Ray Ruffin, Michael Jackson)
The Way You Love Me (2004) (Michael Jackson) +
The Pain (2003) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Harvey Jay Mason, Shawn Stockman)
Trash (2003) (Michael Jackson, Irv Gotti)
Trust In My Heart (2003) (Michael Jackson)
This'll Make You Cry (2003) (Michael Jackson)
U:
Under Your Skin (1979) (Michael Jackson)
V:
Victory (1984) (Michael Jackson) +
Vibrationist (1998) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Visions (2003) (Michael Jackson)
W:
Water (2009)
We've Had Enough (2004) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, L. Daniels, Carole Bayer Sager) +
We Are The Ones (2000) (Michael Jackson)
We Are Here To Change The World (1986) (Michael Jackson, John Barnes)+
We Are The World (solo version) (1985) (Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie)+
We Be Ballin' (2003) (Michael Jackson, Shaquille O'Neal, Raz-B, Ice Cube) What's A Guy+ Gotta Do (2000) (Michael Jackson, Pharell Williams)
What`s Your Life (2000) (Michael Jackson)
What About Me (2004) (Michael Jackson)
What More Can I Give / Todo Para Ti (2002) (Michael Jackson, Marc Schaffel, Allstars) +
Why Can't It Be (1984) (Michael Jackson)
Who Do You Know (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Who Is The Girl With The Hair Down (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Work That Body (1989) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Y:
You're A Liar, Brother (2001) (Michael Jackson)
You Are So Beautiful (2005) (Michael Jackson)
You Ainґt Gonna Change Nothing (2001) (Michael Jackson)
You Cry (1992) (Michael Jackson)
You Told Me Your Lovin' (1979) (Michael Jackson)
You Were There (1985) (Michael Jackson)
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Dang thats a long list lol
 
What's with the Thriller era version of For All Time?
The one in Thriller25 is apparently from the Bad or Dangerous Sessions, if I'm not mistaken.
 
Moonwalker1992 said:
What's with the Thriller era version of For All Time?
The one in Thriller25 is apparently from the Bad or Dangerous Sessions, if I'm not mistaken.
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From things I heard or read:
there isn't necessarily a version from the Thriller era. It may have been a song that was more or less written but not finalised.
I think the same went went with "Much too soon", song was around when Thriller was recorded, didn't make it on any album. I think, not because it wasn't good enough but because it didn't fit well on the albums, and the demo was recorded in 1994.
 
Moonwalker1992 said:
What's with the Thriller era version of For All Time?
The one in Thriller25 is apparently from the Bad or Dangerous Sessions, if I'm not mistaken.
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There is no thriller version. The song was written for the dangerous sessions.
 
Brice Najar: Can you tell us more about the creation of the track For All Time that was supposed to feature on the Dangerous album?

Michael Sherwood: Michael had called and he wanted a follow-up, something that was in the vibe of Human Nature and obviously something from Steve. We wrote several songs and one of them was For All Time. He was going to put it on the Dangerous album indeed and it was supposed to be the ballad. Michael recorded it and it was coming out really well so we were really excited. But then there was this kid, Ryan White, who died of a blood transfusion contracting AIDS, and it was very sad. Michael had this beautiful song called Gone Too Soon and it had to go on the record. So it kind of knocked our song off the Dangerous record. We were hoping that maybe it would be on the next record, then we hoped it would be on the next record and then we finally just gave up on it and continued writing. At some point Lionel Richie was approached and he was interested to perform it. Steve told me that they did a track for him with Nathan East and some other people but I never heard it and it never surfaced.


Brice Najar: It was eventually released in 2008 on the Thriller 25 record. Do you know why it was actually chosen for that project? How did it feel when you heard the news?

Michael Sherwood: Well, in 2005, maybe early 2006, we got a call from Michael saying that he was releasing the Thriller 25th anniversary record and that he would like to put For All Time on it. We were very surprised but we dusted it off and finished it up. It was 20 years later but you must never give up because you never know! It was a very pleasant surprise when Steve called me and said : « Are you sitting down? » I said : « No. » He said : « Sit down! » (laughs) Then I talked to Michael because I wanted to rewrite the verses. You know, 20 years later, I was a better writer so I said : « Can I please rewrite the verses? I love the chorus and the bridge, but I think the verses need a little more work. » But Michael said : « Oh, no, I want to keep it just like it is! » I said : « All right. » thinking to myself « You’re the King of Pop!… » (laughs)
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https://bricenajar.com/en/michael-sherwood-en/
 
Wow, there's so much bullshit on the Internet :)

(I mean what I heard/read about it, in my previous post, was apparently bullshit.)
 
Maxym said:
Wow, there's so much bullshit on the Internet :)

(I mean what I heard/read about it, in my previous post, was apparently bullshit.)
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Honestly it sometimes feels like being a part of the MJ online community is learning stuff and then swiftly unlearning it when more information comes to light :D
 
rolerprod;4317679 said:
i also read somewhere he had a whitney duet thats unreleased and wasnt on this list
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According to press reports, the ‘Days Of The Broken Hearted’ duet song exists and it is nearly complete (it was recorded in 2007).

Sony Music even asked Michael Jackson’s fans at one point to hashtag the song in order to release it as a new single.

jtabbott8;3652136 said:
your kidding about the "they dont have that much unreleased material" thing right..
they have over 80 hours of rehearsal footage from this is it...They have most of Michaels Concerts on Film.. and they have over 150 unreleased songs..
here is a list i made (lot of researched involved) of finished songs we know exist:

A:
A Baby Smiles (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Al Capone (1982) (Michael Jackson, Rod Temperton)
All My Children (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, R. C. Stites)
Alright Now (1990) (Michael Jackson) +
Angel (1999) (Babyface, Michael Jackson)
Another Day (2002) (Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz) +
A Place With No Name
B:
Baby’s Fire
Bad Company
Bang Your Head
Broken Chair
Beautiful Girl (2004) (Michael Jackson) +
Bless My Soul (1980) (Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones)
Buffalo Bill (1985) (Michael Jackson)
Bumper Snippet (1986) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Bottle Of Smoke (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Bubble (1991) (Michael Jackson)
Basszouille (1994) (Michael Jackson, Bruce Swedien)
Be Me 4 A Day (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Belong 2 (1999) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Breaking (2004) (Michael Jackson)
Bad Girl (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
C:
Children Of The World
Color of my Soul
Circus Girl / Carousel (1982) (Michael Sembello, D. Freeman) +
Crack Kills (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Chicago 1945 (1987) (Michael Jackson, Steve Pocaro)
Chicago 1945 (rerecorded)
Cheater (1987) (Michael Jackson , Greg Phillinganes) +
California Grass (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Children's Holiday (1998) (Michael Jackson) +
Can't Stop Me Now (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Can You Feel Me (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Tyrese)
Creep In' (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Crush (2002) (Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz) +
D:
Days of the Broken Hearted
Deep In The Night (1992) (Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell)
Dreams (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Doing Dirty
Dont Be Messin Around
Dont Make Me Stay
D.I.E.
Do You Want Me (2000) (Michael Jackson, Sisqo, Dru Hill)
Do You Love Me (2000) (Babyface, Michael Jackson)
Do You Know Where Your Children Are (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Dead Or Alive (2004) (Michael Jackson)
E:
Elisabeth, I Love You (1996) (Michael Jackson) +
Easy (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Edgar Allan Poe (2000) (Michael Jackson, Walter Afanasieff)
Entertainment Tonight (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Escape (2001) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins III, Harvey Jay Mason) +
Ekam Satyam - The One Truth (2001) (Michael Jackson, A.R. Rahman)
F:
Far Far Away (1983) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager, David Foster)
Fly Away (1987) (Michael Jackson) +
Fever/ Hot Fever (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Faces/Pretty Faces (1991) (Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder)
Fear (1993) (Michael Jackson)
Fall Again (1999) (Walter Afanasieff, Robin Thicke) Face (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
Free (2000) (Carole Bayer-Sager, Michael Jackson)
Fantasy (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Force (2003) (Michael Jackson, Irv Gotti, Ashanti, Ja Rule)
G:
Goin' To Rio (1978) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
Girls Of Another Love (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Groove Of Midnight (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Get Your Weight Off Me (2001) (Michael Jackson) +
Get Around (2001) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels)
H:
H2O
He Who Makes the Sky Grey
Holiday Inn (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Hotstreet / Got The Hots (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Heaven Is Here (1991) (Michael Jackson)
House Of Style (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Tyrese, Andre Harris)
Healing My Feelings (2004) (Michael Jackson)
I:
I am a Loser
I was the Loser
Im Dreamin
Im Still the King
Iowa (1978) (Michael Jackson)
If You Don't Love Me (1989) (Michael Jackson) +
In The Back (1999) (Michael Jackson) +
I Forgive You (2000) (Michael Jackson)
I Have This Love Of Me (2000) (Michael Jackson)
I Don't Live Anymore (2001) (Michael Jackson)
In The Valley (2001) (Michael Jackson, Tyrese)
I Have This Dream (2002) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager, David Foster, Ric Kipp) +
J:
K:
Kentucky (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Kick It (2000) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Norman Gregg)
L:
Lady of Summer
Learned My Lesson (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Lonely Man (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Little Girls (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Llama Lola (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Lonely Bird (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Lucy Is In Love With Linus (2001) (Michael Jackson)
M:
Monkey Business (1989) (Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell) +
Mind Is The Magic (1990) (Michael Jackson) +
Men In Black (1990) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Make A Wish (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Michael Mckeller (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Much Too Soon (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Maybe We Can Do It (2001) (Michael Jackson, P.Diddy, Rodney Jerkins)
Make Or Break (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Maybe Tomorrow (2003) (Michael Jackson)
N:
Nite Line (1985) (Michael Jackson) +
New Attitudes (2001) (Michael Jackson)
O:
Ode To Sorrow (1977) (Michael Jackson)
On The Line (1996) (Michael Jackson, Babyface) +
On My Anger (2000) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Blackstreet)
P:
Planet Earth (1991) (Michael Jackson) +
Peaceful Journey (1993) (Michael Jackson)
People Of The World (1999) (Michael Jackson)
People Have To Make Some Kind Of Joke (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Pressure (2003) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, La Shawn Daniels, Fred Jerkins III, Harvey Jay Mason) Prayer For Peace (2003) (Michael Jackson, Barry Gibb)
R:
Red Eye (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Revolution (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Resurrection (2003) (Michael Jackson)
S:
Susie (1979) (Michael Jackson)
Sunset Driver (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Somewhere In Time (1982) (Michael Jackson)
Space Dance (1982) (Michael Jackson) +
Someone In The Dark (1982) (Michael Jackson, Rod Temperton, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman) +
Scared Of The Moon (1984) (Michael Jackson, Buz Kohan) +
Saturday (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Streetwalker (1986) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Stand Tall (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Seven Digits (1989) (Michael Jackson)
Splash, We Can Get Wet Babe (1989) (Michael Jackson, D. Brack, L. Jackson)
Stay (1989) (Michael Jackson)
She Got It (1990) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell, Teddy Riley) +
Serious Effect (1990) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, LL Cool J) +
Seven Bright New Stars (1991) (Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, D. Brack)
Someone Put Your Hand Out (1992) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley) +
Secret Passage (1996) (Michael Jackson)
Silent Spring (2008)
Stop The War (1999) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
Saved By The Bell (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Sheґs Not A Girl (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Shy Shy (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Sister Sue (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Song with Jae-R, Omer Bhatti (2004) (Michael Jackson, Jae-R, Omer Bhatti)
Soldier's Entrance (2001) (Michael Jackson)
Seduction (2003) (Michael Jackson, Shelby Lee Myrick II)
She Was Lovin' Me (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley, Mark C. Rooney)
Seeing Voices (2001) (Sidney Fine, Michael Jackson, Ray Charles Choir) +
Shout (2001) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)+
Still Got It (2003) (Michael Jackson) +
T:
This Is It (1979) (Michael Jackson) +
There Must Be More To Life Than This (1983) (Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury) +
The Toy (1984) (Michael Jackson)
Trouble (1985) (Michael Jackson) +
The Prince Of Fame (1986) (Michael Jackson)
Throwin' Your Life Away (1987) (Michael Jackson)
Tomboy (1987) (Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones)
Trust About Youth (1991) (Michael Jackson)
The Sky Is The Limit (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Thank Heaven (1998) (Michael Jackson)
Tubeway (1999) (Michael Jackson)
Triple Threat Cable (1999) (Michael Jackson)
The Childrenґs Hour (1999) (Michael Jackson)
To The World (2000) (Michael Jackson, Carole Bayer-Sager)
The Gloved One (2000) (Michael Jackson, Sisqo)
This Is Our Time (2000) (Michael Jackson, David Foster, Lauryn Hill)
Turning Me Off (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Tragedy Of A Cheerleader (2001) (Michael Jackson)
That Kind Of Lover (2001) (A1, Ray Ruffin, Michael Jackson)
The Way You Love Me (2004) (Michael Jackson) +
The Pain (2003) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Harvey Jay Mason, Shawn Stockman)
Trash (2003) (Michael Jackson, Irv Gotti)
Trust In My Heart (2003) (Michael Jackson)
This'll Make You Cry (2003) (Michael Jackson)
U:
Under Your Skin (1979) (Michael Jackson)
V:
Victory (1984) (Michael Jackson) +
Vibrationist (1998) (Michael Jackson, Teddy Riley)
Visions (2003) (Michael Jackson)
W:
Water (2009)
We've Had Enough (2004) (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, L. Daniels, Carole Bayer Sager) +
We Are The Ones (2000) (Michael Jackson)
We Are Here To Change The World (1986) (Michael Jackson, John Barnes)+
We Are The World (solo version) (1985) (Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie)+
We Be Ballin' (2003) (Michael Jackson, Shaquille O'Neal, Raz-B, Ice Cube) What's A Guy+ Gotta Do (2000) (Michael Jackson, Pharell Williams)
What`s Your Life (2000) (Michael Jackson)
What About Me (2004) (Michael Jackson)
What More Can I Give / Todo Para Ti (2002) (Michael Jackson, Marc Schaffel, Allstars) +
Why Can't It Be (1984) (Michael Jackson)
Who Do You Know (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Who Is The Girl With The Hair Down (2000) (Michael Jackson)
Work That Body (1989) (Michael Jackson, Bill Botrell) +
Y:
You're A Liar, Brother (2001) (Michael Jackson)
You Are So Beautiful (2005) (Michael Jackson)
You Ainґt Gonna Change Nothing (2001) (Michael Jackson)
You Cry (1992) (Michael Jackson)
You Told Me Your Lovin' (1979) (Michael Jackson)
You Were There (1985) (Michael Jackson)
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That particular ‘This Is It’ rehearsal footage of over 80 hours is basically unreleasable.

Most of it shows Michael Jackson just walking, sitting, or even talking to the rest of the staff and crew (producers, directors, choreographers, dancers, etc), that is why it is never going to get a release.

Also, not all of these songs in this list exist in a finished state.

An interesting thing is that one producer who worked with Michael Jackson revealed that the singer recorded a lot of experimental (but unfinished) songs, such as African beats, children’s lullabies, or even country songs.

The producer went on saying that if this experimental music sees the light of day, then Michael Jackson’s fans will be shocked by the singer’s musical versatility.
 
mj_frenzy;4317830 said:
The producer went on saying that if this experimental music sees the light of day, then Michael Jackson’s fans will be shocked by the singer’s musical versatility.
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Well, versatility is exactly something one can expect from some kind of genius...
In some interview, Michael mentioned that he knew what was going on in music, and not just for US but for the whole world.
But I didn't know that he went as far as recording many experimental things, that could be interesting to hear... (even as experimental/unfinished works)
 
Someone on this site heard MJs late songs & said they're mostly unfinished but out of this world. I hope we hear them one day!!
 
The Whitney Houston duet does not exist. Its just a BS rumour.
mj_frenzy;4317830 said:
According to press reports, the ‘Days Of The Broken Hearted’ duet song exists and it is nearly complete (it was recorded in 2007).

Sony Music even asked Michael Jackson’s fans at one point to hashtag the song in order to release it as a new single.



That particular ‘This Is It’ rehearsal footage of over 80 hours is basically unreleasable.

Most of it shows Michael Jackson just walking, sitting, or even talking to the rest of the staff and crew (producers, directors, choreographers, dancers, etc), that is why it is never going to get a release.

Also, not all of these songs in this list exist in a finished state.

An interesting thing is that one producer who worked with Michael Jackson revealed that the singer recorded a lot of experimental (but unfinished) songs, such as African beats, children’s lullabies, or even country songs.

The producer went on saying that if this experimental music sees the light of day, then Michael Jackson’s fans will be shocked by the singer’s musical versatility.
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mj_frenzy;4317830 said:
According to press reports, the ‘Days Of The Broken Hearted’ duet song exists and it is nearly complete (it was recorded in 2007).

Sony Music even asked Michael Jackson’s fans at one point to hashtag the song in order to release it as a new single.
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i would cut my arms off to hear that buttttt i remember hearing it was a 90's duet not a 2000's i think babyface produced it
 
Whitney and Michael was suppose to do an duet but it didn't happen. it was something about her debut that her manger didn't want her to do i think. they was trying to do one during the 30th anniversary but didn't happen.
 
NatureCriminal7896 said:
Whitney and Michael was suppose to do an duet but it didn't happen. it was something about her debut that her manger didn't want her to do i think. they was trying to do one during the 30th anniversary but didn't happen.
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Yeah, it was for the 30th anniversary concerts. It was rehearsed but didn't end up happening at the actual show. Can't remember what song it was.
 
NatureCriminal7896 said:
Whitney and Michael was suppose to do an duet but it didn't happen. :(
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But Jermaine released 4 duets with Whitney)) Also a couple of duets have remained unreleased. One of those duets (Don't Look Any Further) was later recorded Dennis Edwards with Saida Garrett, which opened her way to the industry:D
 
rolerprod;4317879 said:
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i would cut my arms off to hear that buttttt i remember hearing it was a 90's duet not a 2000's i think babyface produced it
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I am not aware of such a duet produced by Babyface in the ‘90s.

Apparently you are referring to Rodney Jerkins who originally wrote and produced the ‘If I Told You That’ song as a duet for Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston in the late ‘90s.

Rodney Jerkins searched and found a male singer with a voice very similar to that of Michael Jackson’s voice, he also searched and found a female singer with a voice very similar to that of Whitney Houston’s voice, so as to record that demo duet.

So, Rodney Jerkins recorded that demo duet, which he later presented to Michael Jackson for consideration, but Michael Jackson dismissed the idea because he was not interested at that time in recording any duet with any artist.

‘If I Told You That’ eventually came out as a duet between George Michael and Whitney Houston in 2000.
 
mj_frenzy;4318103 said:
I am not aware of such a duet produced by Babyface in the ‘90s.

Apparently you are referring to Rodney Jerkins who originally wrote and produced the ‘If I Told You That’ song as a duet for Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston in the late ‘90s.

Rodney Jerkins searched and found a male singer with a voice very similar to that of Michael Jackson’s voice, he also searched and found a female singer with a voice very similar to that of Whitney Houston’s voice, so as to record that demo duet.

So, Rodney Jerkins recorded that demo duet, which he later presented to Michael Jackson for consideration, but Michael Jackson dismissed the idea because he was not interested at that time in recording any duet with any artist.

‘If I Told You That’ eventually came out as a duet between George Michael and Whitney Houston in 2000.
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huh...i dont hear mj on that song ,the lyrics arent mj's cup of tea i think and the melody is kinda meh...
but good to know thank you
 
Dart_Jack said:
But Jermaine released 4 duets with Whitney)) Also a couple of duets have remained unreleased. One of those duets (Don't Look Any Further) was later recorded Dennis Edwards with Saida Garrett, which opened her way to the industry:D
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wow i didn't know that. i actually like don't look any further but video is hilarious for it's time. :laughing: that song been sample alot. i wonder why they never did one. it's been said jermaine and whitney kind of had a relationship and michael wasn't too happy about it. i'm not sure if that's true but it been a rumor. i would like to hear their unrelease official version one day.
 
NatureCriminal7896 said:
it's been said jermaine and whitney kind of had a relationship and michael wasn't too happy about it. i'm not sure if that's true but it been a rumor.
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At the time of working with Jermaine, Whitney was not yet such a star. At the beginning of their collaboration, Jermaine was considered a much more popular performer.

Michael seemed neutral (based on Jermaine's book).

Jermaine and Whitney had a slight crush on each other. At that time, Jermaine still treasured his marriage to Hazel, therefore, the relationship did not go further.
 
that would of been interesting. that kind of make whitney michael's aunt in someways if jermaine deicide to leave this marriage at the time. that's some pretty juicy stuff and history. :laughing:
 
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