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John Branca, Brad Buxer, Theron Feemster (Neff-U) and Michael Prince about unreleased music!
 
Guys

With regard to anyone from the estate its a no go, we have tried emails to our contacts letter directly to their offices etc they simply will not talk to us, their reasoning is they will not favour any one fan club as they liaise with many,

There was a discussion between me the the managers to set up a general Q&A with all but even that looks like its stopped in its tracks,

Shame as I feel they need to reach out to the fan communities much more than they do right now, and for me the fans who a jumping on band wagon of the nay sayers is growing by the year,

So if you not getting any answers regarding the estate or you do not see any the above now informs you why.
 
You should see if we can get Randall Sullivan to do a Q&A....after all he said he did research to write that piece of sh*t book of his. I have a few questions I would love to ask him :mad:
 
I'd love a Q and A with Nick Brandt, the director of "Earth Song," "Childhood," "Cry," and 'Stranger in Moscow." These are all wonderful films Nick did for Michael. When he was filming "Earth Song" in Tanzania, Nick fell in love with African landscape and wildlife, and became a wildlife portrait photographer, making amazing black and white shots (without using zoom lenses) of African wildlife. He has published 3 books of his photos: "On This Earth A Shadow Falls" is the most recent. He formed the Big Life Foundation, a non-profit to protect the dwindling wildlife in Africa (due to poaching and agriculture, drought, etc). Given Michael concern for the environment that he made clear in so many ways (esp. Earth Song and in This Is It), I think Nick Brandt would be a great choice for Q and A. Not only that but since he filmed 4 of Michael's songs, it would be very interesting to talk to him.
 
I vote for Brad Buxer.

He was a big part of MJ's music and tours from the Dangerous era to the Invincible era.
 
Kenny Ortega. I think he is really positive and I believe he loved Michael like we do, I really believe that. I would love to hear from him.
Also Eddie Murphy, Chris Tucker, Quincy Jones, will.i.am, Akon, Lionel Richie, Teddy Riley, and Stevie Wonder would all be great. I am a particular Stevie fan, but really I'd love to hear from any of them.

Lark
 
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Lisa Marie Presley (it would be a dream coming true)
Janet or LaToya Jackson
Brad Buxer
Wayne Isham
Teddy Riley
Brooke Shields
Evan Ross
 
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