Flashback: The Lost ‘Weird Al’ Song That Michael Jackson Rejected
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When his "Black or White" parody "Snack All Night" got shot down, Yankovic turned towards Nirvana
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Wah Wah Watson, Guitarist for Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson, Dead at 67
Posted in: Music NewsFormer Funk Brother Melvin Ragin's idiosyncratic riffs anchored many Motown classics
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Quincy Jones, From A to Z
Posted in: TV FeaturesHis work always balanced musical complexity and mass appeal, and he had a special gift for recording great singers, including several of the best in history
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Review: Marsha Ambrosius Writes Songs That Linger on ‘Nyla’
Posted in: Album ReviewsSinger follows radio hit 'Old Times' with first album since 2014
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‘Quincy’: 10 Things We Learned From New Quincy Jones Doc
Posted in: Music NewsNetflix film takes deep dive into remarkable life of pioneering writer-producer-arranger-composer who worked with everyone from Frank Sinatra to Michael Jackson
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15 Artists Who Went Years Between Hits
Posted in: Music NewsFrom Cher's record-smashing "Believe" to Louis Prima's posthumous comeback, we look back at musicians who made their way back to the charts after a lengthy break
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Flashback: Michael Jackson Sings Kristofferson’s ‘For the Good Times’
Posted in: Music CountryKing of Pop, who would have turned 60 on Wednesday, sang the country song with piano player Floyd Cramer at a birthday party for Jackson's mom
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It’s Not Sony’s Fault If It Sold Fake Michael Jackson Songs
Posted in: Music NewsJudges say Sony and the Michael Jackson estate can't be sued for three contested MJ songs — but no ruling yet on whether the songs are real or fake
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Mark Ronson Celebrates Michael Jackson’s 60th Birthday With ‘Diamonds Are Invincible’ Remix
Posted in: Music News"I wanted this to feel like being on the dancefloor at a sweaty, wild NYC club getting down to as much MJ as possible in five minutes," producer says
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Flashback: Michael Jackson Talks ‘Thriller,’ Parenting in 50th-Birthday Interview
Posted in: Music NewsThe King of Pop also discussed his future plans, thoughts on younger artists such as Justin Timberlake in 2008 'Good Morning America' interview
