Why Michael Jackson Let Quincy Jones Go? The Real Reason They Split | the detail.
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- Their musical collaborations lit up the world's music charts for over a decade in the 1980s, but all of a sudden Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones ceased their working relationship would never record together ever again.
Little has been said to explain the infinite split, but it has since been revealed that fame, money and success granted them great blessings, but also tensions began to boil up between the two. Causing a lasting rift that damaged their once close bond.
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I think they honestly just grew apart. It happens. Creative differences between two geniuses.
That's really what happened. No bad blood. Plus Michael was way younger than Quincy so musical tastes and visions will differ in the long run.
A honest and good commentary.
I think so, as well.
I would agree with you except there is something Q said in that interview here. Trying to say Michael was stealing music. I couldn't belive Q would try to throw shade like that. Here's the facts, using Q himself as evidence, there is no way Michael stole music from others. Do you know how I know in fact thats a lie? Quincy. Period! Quincy being the artist he is, the type of producer he was, Q would never ever sign his name to anything like that. Q has far too much respect for his craft. As did Michael. That was why those songs they did was so powerful.
@@blakefranklin882 people
Make it complicated when it's really so simple
Let's not forget the underrated English songwriter and genius Rod Temperton played a significant role behind the scene in writing songs for both Off The Wall and Thriller.
djadiejazz ...Absolutely!
He only wrote Thriller on the Thriller album!
@@ricomajestic You're right he wrote Thriller and Rod Temperton also wrote Baby Be Mine and The Lady In Me Life so that's 3 songs from the 1982 album Thriller not only one. Rod Temperton also wrote the hit songs Rock With You and Off The Wall from the 1979 album of the same name so yes he did play a significant role behind the scene.
And currently he still not inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. It's a travesty.
@@novacorps2468 Yes I agree that's why I said Rod Temperton is underrated but hopefully his time will come and long over-due credit will be given to him and regardless the songs he wrote will last for a very long time and be listened to by many generations.
Thriller is the peak of Michael Jackson career and the highest peak of success that no artist before or after him ever had.
The only two music acts that you can say were as big as 83/84 Michael Jackson(at least in a western context) are 56/57 Elvis Presley and 64/65 Beatles, that's it. Of course Jackson was able to reach more regions globally but he also had more mediums and technology(MTV for example) to do so.
@@johnsonmark65 He was bigger than both in 1983-84. Plus Michael Jackson has more merits than both, he was black and we all know that MTV was racist and refused black artists on their channel in the beginning. Back in 1982 the music industry wasn’t full opened for black artists, many couldn’t get their songs on some radio stations. MJ broke all those barriers with that album.
@@thrill82j Jackson was as big but not bigger than Elvis and The Beatles at their peak, but remember im talking about the WEST, not WW, Jackson was of course bigger WW.
@@johnsonmark65 Micheal is way bigger than Elvis
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He was more spectacular, he wasn't just a national artist like the others you mentioned, he was huge worldwide which accounts for a lot, & his music was more palatable despite his background. Those other guys weren't born into as much pushback as Michael was.
i just tend to block out anything quincy said post 2009.he didn't state any of this before - not even in his autobiography. it's beyond tacky the way he continues to disrespect someone who isn't here to defend themselves. 'thriller' and 'we are the world' will always be peak for me. there's nothing he can do to change that.
Agree 100%!!!
I don't believe anything that comes out of this man's mouth...I do not like him, and glad Mj left...I think something shady with Q was going down, and he dipped out...he gives me creepy vibes...Now that I'm older, I'm starting to see all the weird people around Mj that he later wasn't around just before the allegations...Mj was known for cutting people off too, so I'm sure when he did that, they plotted to get him...
,,☆YOU say you want to block out anything Quincy says. What you are saying is that you want to block out history. It's OK, you can stay ignorant.
With you on your comment. Quincy needs to be quiet and enjoy his older years
@@natalee217 HOW ARE YOU GOING TO KEEP THE TV STATIONS AND NEWSPAPER QUIET, THEY KNOW WACHO JACKO WAS NUTS.
I wish music critics, including Prince fans, would give Michael more credit for the creative process. Yeah, Quincy Jones is the main producer, but Michael is the co-producer. Michael wrote 90% of his stuff (composing & lyrics & arranging, etc.) I’m not taking credit away from Quincy. The albums Quincy was involved in are the best and the biggest. I’m just saying, give Michael the credit he deserves!
People don't knw George Michael and MJ was planning a duet..but it fell apart..great article on it
Why you bringing up Prince fans? Lol. Yeah Michael wrote a lot. But to act like Quincy Jones was a producer is not only disrespectful but it screams that y’all don’t know what a real producer is. Listen to the Billie Jean demo then listen to the actual released song. Plus MJ’s process can’t compare to Prince’s. That is a fact. Prince was his own singer songwriter producer and player. More than one full completed song during some sessions that only lasted 24 hours. Playing and arranging. Not the same thing. P is a musician first. MJ is not
@@rickstraws92 On 2nd thought, maybe I shouldn’t have brought up only Prince fans. I brought up Prince fans because some of them discredit Michael all the time. It’s not just Prince fans, there’s Kanye fans, Beyoncé fans. I love Prince & Beyoncé too!
@@rickstraws92 Michael Jackson better than prince bro
@@rickstraws92 Most of us know what a "real" producer is & we give Quincy props for his part on the production on 3 of Michael Jackson' albums, but to go as far as saying Quincy was the actual magic of those projects is a stretch by any means, especially the mind of an aging, most likely suffering from dementia, legend Quincy Jones. During Michael's lifetime, he always referred to himself as an entertainer first & foremost, but he could sing/dance/write songs & produce/& play piano, drums, & guitar some too. As a Prince admirer as well, I agree Prince was definitely a better musician, but Michael Joseph Jackson was probably the greatest overall entertainer who ever lived.
With MJ’s mentality he probably wanted to prove he could do it without him. He really wanted to be #1 and was all about pushing himself
THAT IS WHY HE MICHAEL FAILED LATER. IT'S ABOUT MAKING GREAT MUSIC, NO ONE DOES THIS ON THEIR OWN WITHOUT THE TEAM WORK WITH OTHERS.
@@chuckfrost5624 his ''failures'' are bigger than others' greatest hits
@@ari29 WHO ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT AND WHAT IS YOUR PROOF?
@@chuckfrost5624 when you say ''failures'' he sold went multi platinum which most artists dont do after their peak
@@ari29 MICHAEL WAS A, FAILURE AS A MAN AND A HUMAN BEING NOT AS A SINGER.
I don’t think Quincy understood Michael the way Michael wanted to be understood, and that’s why he’s been saying all these off the wall (no pun intended 💀) things about Michael over the years. He’s like a family member, an old uncle, who thinks they know you but they really don’t.
That’s a very good way of looking at it I agree he really didn’t properly understand what mj was about
The most accurate description of their relationship I’ve heard to date.
No. He's more like Joe Jackson beating and terrorizing Michael. Anyone who witnessed this in the studio were wrong for not stepping up
🎯🎯🎯 You nailed that! They kinda knew you for half a summer when you were 9. But they know everything about you in your 20s. ,🤣🤣🤣 Let it go, Unc.
@@nena_gz You are funny 😄. You know, in order to get to know someone; you gotta care to. That's exactly right. Quicy"s actions and comments confirm that he just didn't give a d***. Just like the old unc.
If you combine MJ’s Dangerous and QJ’s Back On The Block, that’s the Post-Bad sound. Neither of them lost in my opinion. For them to work together from 1977-1988 was remarkable. Sometimes the creative process can help a team to achieve unbelievable heights and grow apart for the good of everyone. Their history is eternal.
Excellent observation.
QJ’s legacy was already set in stone by then with nothing else to prove. Tevin wasn’t a one-hit wonder. If you’re rating his success according to “Pop” standards that’s quite limited and narrow. MJ’s work post-Dangerous was a hit or miss or over-produced. He spent too many years chasing the success of his QJ era versus the music not sounding forced and bloated. The decline was inevitable for both of them as with any artist. With no exception.
@@QCX84dangerous was a huge success, his history tour reallt showed he still had it, and Invincible was at the time growing faster then thriller.
@@QCX84Jackson became less commercial as he matured. His music post 1980s became more autobiographical, more socially aware, far more politically charged and much less commercial. In my opinion he got more artistic as he let go of desperately chasing hits.
No doubt Quincy Jones helped Michael Jackson a lot at the same time he wanted to be in charge of everything in my personal opinion I believe thats one of the reasons Michael Jackson left him, he wanted freedom to be able to do what he wanted to do, it kinds of taking me back to Jackson 5 leaving Motown to do what they wanted to do
Basically Creative differences.
And yes, MJ wanted to come into his own. Up until Off the Wall, He had to go along with what his Father and Motown wantes him to do. He never had full control of his life and his visions back then.
Mike wanted the level of quality and genius Quincy provided but Mike wanted to control it and be mainly credited for it. You can do that with star-struck newcomers or unknown producers, maybe even with someone less successful but Quincy was well established before "Off the Wall". As great as MJ was, those albums with QJ were collaborations. Mike was not Q's equal in the studio. Very few will ever be.... Quincy Jones put the full weight of his experience in those records and a skilled ear can hear it. It was a team situation and Q had a team assembled in his projects that preceded his MJ era recordings. He used some of the same personal on MJ's work. Those recordings are legendary and Q had a vibe/sound. It was/is unwise to devalue the impact of Q on those albums.
IF MJ hadn't done all that crap to his face, he would have ended up like Little Anthony. JUST A FORGOTTEN NOBODY LIKE THE REST OF HIS BROTHERS. Look at what happened to Frankie Lymon, just a dead has been
@@BryceDAnderson1952 Michael will never be forgotten.
Another shitty opinion
@@BryceDAnderson1952 dead has been ? Frankie Lymon is why the Jackson 5 were practically a thing bro, do not disrespect him or Little Anthony.
When MIchael & Quincy started working together, Michael was still a teen and Quincy was a powerful man in the industry with both great talent and experience. They were a dream team for sure and produced three great albums. As Michael grew older, he probably wanted more control over his art and left the nest. Quincy was of his dad's generation after all, it's a shame that it ended badly.
Exactly. MJ had the focus of publishing ownership. QJ thought MJ was rather young and naive to be thinking along those lines. QJ did not want the headaches probably. Sure, MJ had successful albums and had become a superstar but Owning vast amounts of publishing? Nah. Owning Sony publishing? Nope. It happened. MJ owned all of Sony Publishing when he bought ATV and ATV merged with Sony. MJ owned 500k songs but also owned the Beatles, Dylan, Elvis [marriage to Lisa makes a bit more sense because she owned Graceland and fifteen percent of Elvis catalog] MJ also owned Cher, Springstein and Eminem; and purchased Graceland in 1988.
Visualize that, it’s almost a fantasy if it had not actually happened.
Forbes called it “the greatest catalog in existence”. In 2010 MJ earned $275 million - that’s more than Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Madonna and Jay-Z COMBINED - despite the fact that he was no longer alive. This is why in great part QJ & MJ split. MJ was pursuing publishing ownership, Lifetime legendary status, brand and generational wealth. David Geffen said he was one of the smartest artists he ever did business with and wished that MJ could have held back spending $30M in the ranch and furnishings. Artists in general did not understand exactly how much he was doing in paving the way for future artist publishing ownership deals and that even though he just looked like a quirky artist because all artists are actors MJ was very business smart. After death his Estate still owns the rights to his original master recordings all the way back to the Jackson Five, unreleased songs and unreleased solo songs. So the trial was directly about all of that past, current and future wealth.
I cannot imagine.
Exactly.
Quincy Jones met Michael when he was 12 years old...and now with 5 big names coming out saying Quincy Jones wanted to have sex acts with them, things make sense...
@@Evocati-Augustiwho are those 5?
@@supersery It goes even deeper, rapper started wearing their pants with there asses hanging out to show they hadn't paid off their debt, then a pair of kid rappers came out and just put on there jeans backwards to show how there asses were owned...its all about humiliation
Michael Jackson did not need a producer and probably quickly out grew Quincy. He probably felt as though Quincy was basically putting his name on his work and didn't use his ideas. Infact, Quincy was most likely against what Mike was trying to do so I understand why Michael wanted Quincy's awards.
100% true.
As an '80s kid, Mike was a HUGE part of my youth. I think he and Q worked together very well; it was just meant to be. What I don't like is Q talking trash about Mike years later just because they grew apart creatively. It's like a relationship between a man and a woman; sometimes people grow apart, but in the end, you should still respect them. He said Mike stole a lot of things; well, every artist borrows things here and there. It's normal to be highly influenced, but to say Mike was not original is pure BS. If anything, he was the most original of them all. Q needs to put respect on Mike's name because, in the end, Mike made Q a household name as well a LOT of cash.
Michael will never be surpassed. He's a true legend in our lifetime, we won't be seeing another Michael Jackson in our lifetime. Glad I was here for it.
surpassed in what? Sales? Nope. In talent? Nope. He's a talentless hack who stole music, dance moves, and children's innocence. Imagine supporting and enabling that sick freak. You must be one too! How many children did you diddle? You won't surpass M.J. in that.
Agreed.
Agreed!!!!!!
Me too sweetheart
Yes you no that right
This isn't difficult....mike wanted more control over the music on his next album. He grew as a writer, producer, an artist!!! He wanted to explore his abilities as both so he tried it on his own! Thats all
Facts. Plus many fail to realized that Michael had wrote and produced hits for other artists including his sisters La-Toya and Rebbie, his crush and mentor Diana Ross, his friends Greg Philliganes and his nephews 3T. Diana's classic Muscles was named an modern day pop record by Rolling Stone Magazine and earned The Boss an American Music Award.
Yesss!👏👍🙌👑🌟✨💖💯
Exactly
Big mistake.
One of the most.....the most! Thriller is still the #1 best selling album. There was nothing like Micheal Jackson. His moves, his genius, his music. Simply one of a kind. I'm 60. I grew up with Micheal. He was amazing as a kid, then just went nuts. I'm a jazz and classical guy. I know it's weird, yet I could appreciate that he was simply the best in the pop culture. No one really came close. Not in my time frame anyhow.
When you get creative people in the studio, nothing is going to be peaches and cream. I remember watching Janet's documentary series last year where it showed her, Jimmy Jam, and Terry in the studio, and they were arguing heatedly before she stormed out. That's normal. The last thing you need in a recording studio is "yes-people"; you need individuals who will push your buttons. No matter how it ended between Mike and Q, at least we got some groundbreaking albums that no one will ever surpass.
I honestly feel The Bad Album was MJ best Album ever….each album got better through the years from Off The Wall to Thriller and to Bad. Bad was a masterpiece and selling 30 million albums is definitely not a bomb some artist will never sell that in there whole Career
Yes I am an indian and after the release of Bad album in 1987 MJ become very popular in our country in late 80s, he introduced Indians about music genres like Pop, R&B, Rock and his complicated dance moves...
Agree. I think was the greatest personally
No seriously I’ve always said the BAD era was his best era. Like he had way more iconic looks and everything.
Dangerous was still an amazing solid album, it sold about the same as Bad. I thought that was his last truly groundbreaking album before his personal life and tribulations overshadowed his professional work. I love the album cover for Dangerous as well, my favourite of all his albums.
I actually prefer all of Michael's album after Bad compared to before.
Ummm
Off the Wall should have been his Thriller!💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵
Me too
That's cap
@@3dgelord187 cap?
*I can't believe Bad didn't win any Grammy's. that album had so many great songs and sold over 35 million copies*
Quincy and Michael made the Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad. The three best albums of all time! And all in their own right!
No
Don't forget Rod Temperton from Heatwave and Bruce Swedien for his engineering.
The album Thriller is really great, you can listen to it over and over. Next, the album Off The Wall is really decent, and the song "Off The Wall" is really great. However, the album Bad, I can only take here and there. I can't constantly listen to that album over and over. It's not great, it's okay.
@@GreenLine4444 I think Bad is the most amazing album ever made! I love every song on that album and I can listen the full album over and over again. Thriller is an amazing album and Off the Wall is great but for me Bad is the best music album ever made.
@@mindfield9 Haha, well I don't think Bad is the best album by Michael Jackson, let alone the best album ever made, lol. But if you enjoy it, fine. Like I said, it's an okay album; I don't hate Bad at all, it's a fine album. I just find Thriller a much better album. And there's also an album called Michael (the 2010 edition which contains 10 songs). It's a great album. If you haven't heard the album Michael (the version with ten songs), it's worth picking up.
Seeing Michael Jackson in handcuffs in 2003 sent me over the edge. I ranted for days.
One of the most successful pairings in Music History 🎶
It’s also kind of weird that Quincy produced the weekends new album and he said that was MJ influenced. I’m like can’t people be more original? It felt like he did a copy cat version of off the wall. Hopefully the weekend will be more creative. I was disappointed in the amount of copying that I heard from that cd. It was soso
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It’s false that Quincy helped produce Dawn FM. He has a spoken track on the album but he did not produce the album.
@@kennyadedayo8550 Thank you! I tried to get into it, but I couldn't lol.
The best. Hands down.
I can understand the difference. Decades later, the original demos of many MJ songs were published as extras on one of his posthumous albums. Listening to the demos, they seemed fully intact, almost finished. Meaning, Quincy Jones's input was not as significant as his producer credit could justify.
I mean, why to mention his appearance when Quincy was music producer but not his makeup artist or his doctor. Even though, he did it because of trauma of childhood, how does it really influence the fact that he was and still is the greatest of all time musician. Sometimes I believe people aren't able to look at these two parts separately. We all have our issues, come in, have we ever been under so much pressure publicly. I still can't get it, it's 21 century already! And we know all facts! Being so much abused by his nasty father, it was a miracle he could present us his brilliant music and songs and not committed suicide. I'm so much proud of him every day, and always will be, as the one and only irreplaceable artist. 💞💞💞 Only love and respect to my love, Michael.
U r a wonderful person n I'm so proud of u too. U seem like an Empath/HSP.
Michael was a brilliant genius, who delegated the needed positions to the most talented people, Quincy did not make Michael Michael put Quincy higher, you don't get that many Michaels in a lifetime or even a century in one genre
without quincy Michael gave us the following
1) Best selling new jack album of all time- dangerous
2)third best selling double album of all time- history
3) best selling remix album of all time- blood on the dance floor
4) most watched televised music video premier of all time- black or white
4)soon TDCAU will soon hit a billion views and it's not from the three albums quincy produced
5) his fastest selling album is invicible.
I can go on and on but Michael didn't need quincy to be great, greatness was already in his blood that's what he was born for
Yeah, this video is trying to make it as if Michael wasn't as successful with his work if he didn't had Quincy when it was the exact opposite.
Dangerous is his fastest selling album. Not Invincible.
What do you mean by "fastest" selling album?
People love to dismiss pop music artists that don't perform on stage with an instrument or are not known for playing an instrument. Someone that is a vocalist & songwriter somehow isn't considered a "real musician". Many of MJs biggest & most iconic songs from Thriller album like Beat It, Billie Jean & Wanna Be Startin Something, Michael had already created demos of these songs laying down the different parts by the time he got in the studio with Quincy.
But he could play a lot of instruments, just not proficiently (self taught).
Plus Michael and his brother Randy co-wrote The Jacksons' classic Shake Your Body Down To The Ground while he and brother Jackie wrote Can You Feel It which has been sampled by many artists including Charli Baltimore and was used in the film Drumline
While working on wiz quincy saw young michael being so professional, hardworking, talented he said michael be would very early to the set for hours of make-up and remembered every dialog of all artists . That made him want produce his album , same like berry gordy was impressed by an 8 year michael .michael jackson had undeniable talent he is destined to become the greatest. The thing quincy helped michael is getting any body to work michael like for suppose Eddie van for beat it , toto demo song for human nature etc because quincy is highly respected person in music industry and also michael jackson got his great engineer bruce sweden from quincy. But michael jackson talent is what made him successful he wrote and composed his songs by himself . The record of thriller cannot be broken by anyone even michael jackson himself also dangerous sold more than bad and history sold more than off the wall and what if false allegations didn't happen 😳 imagine how big michael jackson would be ,its actually insane how michael jackson succeded even many tried tarnish him.
There are multiple reasons why thriller sold the way it did
These are the reasons why I think thriller sold the way it did
1 the music that revolutionized the sound of pop music
2 the music videos were like short films with choreographed dance breaks that has been never before(billie jean , beat it heavy rotation on mtv)
3 the moonwalk - the sales increased rapidly when michael jackson did moonwalk on motown 25
4 thriller music video -just when sales are decreased a bit michael jackson decides to do thriller music video and sales went insane
There many other reasons but these are main.
And invicible is MICHAEls fastest selling album and not thriller
The main reason is the prominence Michael held as a member of the Jackson 5. ALL of the adults in 1979, had been 8-13 yr olds when the J5 hit the market. Michael had favorable DEMOGRAPHICS, and had a killer sound since 1969.
When it was announced that he was doing a solo album, the world somewhat waited with baited breath. (It didn't hurt that he got OODLES of additional exposure with "The WIZ').
When "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough' was released, the die was set.
he's dead now.....so who cares
@@BryceDAnderson1952 people who love him still care
The legends
The icon
The artist
The humanitarian
The king of pop
Michael Jackson 👑❤️🌹✨😘
Classic example of when a mentor becomes jealous of their mentees when they should be proud of them.
Dangerous is his finest album and his creative peak, went on to sell 32 million copies without Quincy despite the allegations and media crucifixion which cut short the promotion a year early, it could've reached 40m-50m sales if it wasn't for that. few yrs later History sold 20m copies and contained some of his finest works, game changing music videos and produced the biggest tour of his entire career and the biggest solo tour at the time even tho it was shorter than Bad tour. Quincy is just bitter and jealous of MJ’s success, creativity and eternal legacy. he can’t stand that MJ completely overshadowed him, it's so sad how disrespectful and rude he is. they wrongly accused him, humiliated him, crucified him but at the end he sold out O2 arena for 50 shows with demand for 200 more with no album in 8 years that’s fucking insane. he’s indeed unbreakable even after his death they tried to tarnish his legacy and failed. his timeless music will forever live on, nobody can touch him or break him
If memory serves me correctly Dangerous was close to outselling even Bad but y'all know what stopped that from happening.
Quincy Jones was established long before he worked with Michael Jackson. Y’all just be saying anything
@@rickstraws92 who cares what he was before him, MJ became the biggest star who ever stepped on this planet and this insane success and everlasting legacy caused jealousy and greed, even from those who worked with him or for him, even fom friends, family and siblings. quincy is just fucking bitter. mj proved that it's his creativity, genius and his amazing talent that makes him the icon that he is and quincy was just a tool to help bring it to life. after their collabs MJ said nothing but positive things bout quincy, can't say the same bout the bitter ungreatful quincy. he's been totally rude and disrespectful, it's fucking disgusting and sad to witness. he's a bully, a greedy jealous bitter butthurt bully
@@daryltracy7949 absolutely, dangerous was an enormous success, highly influential and his creative peak, but then the witch hunt began and damaged the sales, it could reach 40-50 million
@@rickstraws92 established how exactly? Name an artist as big as MJ that Quincy worked with? Qj gets credit by those who want to find an excuse to like MJs music.
Dont stop till you get enough, billie jean , beat it , bad , smooth criminal , dirty diana, dangerous, black or white , they dont care about us , scream ,earth song
All these master pieces are written and composed by michael jackson
So his talent is what him successful not his producers (of course they helped a little but it michael jackson unique talent and genius that him the greatest entertainer of all time)
lol imagine half those being masterpieces. Go turn on any station playing 80s music. You're lucky if you hear anything but 2 songs. Imagine rocking Earth song or black and white today. So cheesy, so corny, so lame. Go back to scamming seniors on the phone Jeet. Leave the youtube comments to humans.
@@MrSinister718 Dude, you’re trying too hard.
@@MrSinister718such a take is so corny and cringe.
I’ve read all this craziness about Michael deserving all the credit. The dance moves are his and I’m sure he had a hand in writing and arranging but there were 31 musicians who had a credit on the Thriller album. There was also Quincy’s right hand man Rod Temperton who had a huge influence on Michaels 80s sound. Quincy was like the head coach, Temperton was a star coordinator and MJ was like the superstar QB. You needed all the elements to make the magic work. As for Quincy, he was a jazz bandleader and then he produced movie scores. He had limited commercial success for most of his career because he was more of a studio musician/producer but widely respected in the industry. He did the soundtrack for Roots, he produced the theme for Sanford and Son, he introduced the world to Bob James and later James Ingram; he and Temperton produced “ Give me the Night” for George Benson. He was a major star in the jazz genre but it was Quincy’s collaboration with Temperton that really put Q over the top in the late 70s and early 80s
Well, Michael Jackson's signature move, the moonwalk, was taught to him by Jeffrey Daniel from Shalamar, who had already been performing it.
Ummm Quincy produced " Its my party " a huge pop record for Leslie Gore... He produced Frank Sinatra ...... He's the most successful producer of ALL TIME.
@@th8257actaullt the moonwalk already existed but it was called the backslide then so shalamar didn’t create it neither.
That was a unique connection of two divinely gifted people. Quincy always made great music but something about MJ always brought out the best in producers. Those who worked with him had their biggest successes on his projects. It's a shame they never worked together again as a 2000s production would've been really interesting.
Facts. Michael always left the door open to work with Q. When he was interviewed on VH-1 a fan had asked him would he and Quincy ever work together again and MJ's response was the door is always open and he loved Quincy
Walking away from Quincy Jones is the best thing happening to MJ!
@@wolfgang7812pues luego de irse quincy su carrera murió.
The beginning of the end for Michael was actually his alliance with David Geffen. He influenced Michael to make too many bad decisions that would have long term negative consequences for him.
That's why Michael Jackson fired him.
Yeah blame everyone else except the no talent hack who used others to make himself seem talented, and did a bunch of gimmicks to distract everyone from he cheesy awful music.
Geffen ruined a few people's careers, including Donna Summer. Interestingly, Donna hated working with Quincy Jones (Geffen had insisted on it). Donna said that on her 1982 album, Quincy had made her feel like "a guest on a Quincy Jones album" rather than it being her own album.
Anyone who says Quincy is the sole person responsible for Michael Jackson's success hasn't heard Michael's home demos. They also haven't heard his music from the 90s ,which videos like They Don't Care About Us, are Michael's most viewed on UA-cam
If you want the 1993 "Mexico disposition " you can get a great insight in how he would capture the songs he heard in his head on paper , truly its great helping them play the tape recordings as well
"Dangerous" is my favorite MJ album.
If the story of Quincy kicking MJ is true-- it must have felt like working for Joseph again. They weren't fighting *with each other* in the situation described: Michael on the floor like "a pile of rags" and Quincy standing over him kicking him and shouting at him to make it perfect. 😣 Getting away from Quincy would have felt like getting away from his father's control- whatever excuses MJ made about Quincy not being trendy enough.
makes sense
That part made my physically ill.
Yep, totally agree. MJ never forget about that! Everybody wanted to control him.
@@patclark7272 literally.
There is NO WAY IN HELL that Quincy would have the nerve to kick Michael. That sounds like a FANTASY that someone WANTED to happen. Michael was a kind person, but he wasn’t a pushover and he was never weak. Anyone who believes that Quincy kicked Michael is dumb and weak minded. 😎
Ooh, I was waiting for this video! I saw the post on Patreon and got excited!
It's clear that, despite the genius Quincy has sparkled in '80s, he increasingly had something wrong going on.
Michael was right, when wanted a change. And New Jack Swing, together with Hip Hop, was way more good to reinvent Michael Jackson's legend than Rap, as it happened actually.
As a human being, finally, Quincy has been really disappointing. He didn't understand a lot, really a lot of the true Michael Jackson. And I'm not telling I know Michael better than him, I'm telling that the Michael Jackson that comes out from dozens of other friends surrounding him during years is far different from the Michael Quincy depicted.
It's a shame that Quincy didn't defend Michael from the sexual allegations, this is a point that forever will be a stain on his soul.
And for the surgery as well, he could clearly blame him for the excess he thought Michael was pushing for some parts of his body, but his words show that he completely didn't understand what the diseases Michael was suffering from made him. I guess the two never was close friends, but close collaborators.
Quincy didn't know Michael that well, honestly, and getting older he became more and more weird in his speechs. The way he changed the name of his tour to put a distance from Michael is coward and mean, a move only small men could do. And Quincy proved he is a small man. A genius in music, but a dwarf as a human being.
In the end, while Michael was alive, he always had gentle and respectful words for Quincy, and always recognized his contribution. On the opposite, Quincy has often been rude, unfair and sometimes offensive and slimy against Michael, since they fell apart. Period.
Very well said, man. I feel so bad for Michael because people all around him seems so jealous with him :(.
You don't have the knowledge of history or the education to talk about the great Quincy Jones. In other words you are very ignorant.
Use paragraphs please because it makes it easier to read and yes I agree
Exactly!
U said it all dear
Long Live "Rod Temperton" the actual writer of michael jacksons biggest ever hit Thriller...This guy no one has ever heard of wrote this amazing song and a lot more hit songs as well and he just never gets mentioned. If someone like Rod doesnt turn up for a recording session, trust me...everyone starts getting worried...Lets start giving credit to the people who actually write these songs!.Yeh im wound up!!!...This guy has inspired every song I ever wrote...Thankyou Rod for showing the world what amazing things can come out of Grimsby...
They’re both legends. One in music production, the other in pop. 🔥🔥🔥👍👍
Ze-LuJ ...You don't anything about Quincy Delight, Jr. The latter was more than just a music producer.
They were cool together at that time creating great music, but Michael
was the genius !
Ingrid Avram ...Those three album wouldn't have gone anywhere without Quincy Jones. The latter is the ultimate genius, PERIOD!!!
You don’t have the triller album without Quincy
@@brucescott4261wonder if they were ever "a thing"?
The only person who can claim to have violently touched MJ is Joe Jackson. Nobody else would risk trying without serious repercussions. Since his teenage years, in particular, MJ has never been a punk. MJ became a martial artist in his teens. And....do you think his bodyguards are letting ANYBODY touch him at any time?
Long story short: "Watch the ones with the biggest smiles the idle jabbers... cause they're the backstabbers"
Even Quincy 😒 I'm sorry for Michael
I always thank God that quincy showed his true colors
MJ said it best in Money.
@Day so u r a hater here. No wonder why u r talking nonsense to me. Try your very best it won't help. Quincy's a backstabber n u can't bring Michael to his level because he always thanked him throughout his life in all award shows. He wasn't so low to humiliate others in public even those who backstabbed him.
@Day u know pretty well about yourself 🤣🤣🤣
Did you not watch the video?! MJ trying to prevent Jones from winning a grammy is being the backstabber. Quincy just told the truth about that talentless child molesting fraud.
I would have to say most of Michael’s classics came with Quincy. And then most of his personal material came when they split.
@@Milkers777 do you think off the wall thriller & bad would be what it is today without Quincy?
@@Milkers777 I’m just saying look at Michael albums before Quincy excluding Jackson 5. They wasn’t really that popping or known like that until Quincy came into the picture. I’m not saying you’re saying is false. I’m just stating that it was really a 50/50 effort.
@@Milkers777 and why just 85% completed. Why not 100? What you waiting for?
@@Milkers777 so what are you saying Quincy pretty much did the light work?
@@Milkers777 Jones produced those albums, so he had a LOT to do with how they sounded
It sounds like they brought out the best in each other despite their differences. Michael was innovative, but Quincy knew what worked. They challenged each other, and because of that they put out some of their best stuff. I won’t say Michael’s future producers were yes men, but I think their relationship with him was different, and you can hear it in the music. Add on top of that the controversies Michael was mired in, and I think a lot of his music started to suffer. Don’t get me wrong - I LOVE almost every Michael Jackson song out there. But even I’ve gotta admit that what Michael and Quincy had was lightning in a bottle.
Yes! Right on target 🎯
Thanks alot for all your efforts 🤍
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MJ's fave outside songwriter, Rod Temperton, also wrote Always and Forever and Boogie Nights. R.I.P. Mr Temperton
This is exactly the topic I was looking for!
Quincey honestly became yesterday’s sound and to stay innovative and not stagnant Michael had to evolve. Thus influencing him to work with the producers that were fresh on the scene like Teddy Riley and Dallas Austin. DarkChild.
All in all, Teddy Riley and Dallas Austin are good producers, but not great producers! Q had or has many decades and musical hindsight and depth in his corner that the end product has been part of the persona ! Record sales and music that still resonate today , from bedtime story featuring the great bass player Anothony Jackson to I'm gonna miss you in the morning, Featuring Luther Vandross and Patti Austin ! He's worked with the best in the game ! When you are the best, you work with the best! Many are forgetting or don't know, Jackson career was at a standstill when Q came along! And if Jackson was so talented, I'm more than sure he would have pulled himself out of the mud b 4 Quincy came along, but he had not a clue what to do! The producers Jackson worked with after Quincy had easy jobs , the train tracks had already been laid ! All they had to do is come up with a few hit songs and the public was going to pounce on it ! Not in numbers like Off The Wall or Thriller but enough numbers to be considered a success ! And keep the loyalist coming back for more, the loyalist were hoping and looking for material that was as good as thriller and off the wall or better , but that did not happen . Q had taken him as high as he could possibly go SPLICE.DISCLISTINGS%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20191002092920%26meid%3Db6ec545d89054515aa1ab9b3648835dd%26pid%3D101096%26rk%3D8%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D124683281287%26itm%3D334475832439%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2332490%26algv%3Ddefault&_trksid=p2332490.c101096.m3021&amdata=cksum%3A334475832439b6ec545d89054515aa1ab9b3648835dd%7Cenc%3AAQAHAAAA4OF5%252BpTTB9eWzF1iVTnQDCtcrEAWJQUl%252FnuJ%252FAFVzbZBm3EzZxVukOWIMSJNl78l1AHYeEpIMOHlyxi2vPH96fTAo3sy7XpjsiV7oZQ%252Bz4OsAQIKUys7i7uW3Cp2F2op4ItuG5UYzMRU4HvQqYsxYpwERhJlV2OL7GxZDn6lznkGl74tcjiErTVkpGy9nRoTRWmjzAMzexFH1G%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2332490 happened! Because the guy whom made Jackson a mega superstar was no longer in the picture and if Jackson was better doing it alone or with other producers, then he would have out sold thriller and off the wall 🤔
One of the best pairings in the music industry for sure, but also two big egos colliding at some point down the road! It's clear to me that MJ's downfall started the second he hooked up with David Geffen and the objective all along was to somehow wrestle that catalog away from him. He should have stuck with J. Branca, F. Dileo and listened to Bert Fields, I doubt the accusations and trials would have taken place. It's sad that many people tried to control him and it was only normal for him to distance himself from them, but he needed those three on his side. MJ you will always be missed, there is simply no better entertainer than you. Peace!
This happens all the time in the music industry .Michael was a Virgo like myself .When we get board doing the same thing .We move on to the next challenge .And that is not a bad thing .
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I never really like Jones
me either he talked so bad about michael after he died
He's hater.
It's important to note that Michael actually played the entire Dangerous album to QJ to get his insight before releasing, they didn't just break apart.
I've listened to a Quincy Jones interview that he did sometime ago. And I do not think anything Q said about MJ was false. MJ was tight as a drum when conducting business. Prince complained about the record companies choke hold. But he conducted the same type of unfair business with his artist. Prince and MJ were very caring and generous. And both of them tight as tight gets when conducting any type of record business. The story about MJ not wanting to give Greg Philligans his fair share of points for his contribution to a song is true. Greg has played with the greats in the industry. Non of these people are saints. They are flawed, they can be petty, unforgiving, cheap, mean. And turn around and do kind thoughtful caring things for the less fortunate.
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One time Michael was sent to the emergency room......he had 4 double DD batteries stuck up his ass
I thought I knew everything about Michael, but yet again you fail to surprise me ! It’s truly a blessing having this channel
Thank you! I’m always discovering new things
Para mi, no importa tanto quién o quiénes estuvieran detrás de las canciones .Su alma magníficaba cualquier canción puesta en su boca .
Y Love You Michael Jackson Forever ♥️♥️♥️♥️👍🏾👍🏾✌🏾😫
He inspired a generation of kids to inspire to be like him , think about that! CRAZY!!!
Right.
4:00 to 4:06 I remember we had to go to record stores and buy albums the good old days👏🏾 RIP KING
Great video as always the detail!
Thank you
Yess a new video
MJ's greatest album is Dangerous, it had everything from rock ballads to gospel, to hip hop, to New Jack Swing, to R&B to Pop, and resulted in some of his most iconic music videos like Black or White, Jam and Remember The Time. It was the first album I listened to from start to finish as a kid even do I didn't really know who the artist was except the legendary name and that my aunt was a huge fan. I found the album ready in the cd player at her house and it was a fun trip, replayed songs like Who Is It, Give Into Me, Will You Be There, etc several times before going to the next ones. I still haven't had this experience with any other album. Sorry, but Michael Jackson was the true magic behind Michael Jackson, everyone else just contributed to what was already there.
Your opinion is colored by having grown up with Dangerous being your first MJ album you listen to, so of course you'd think it was the best. However Thriller was superior to Dangerous. I was 7 when Thriller was big and 14 when Dangerous was released, so I was still young when both albums came out. Some of the songs on Dangerous sound dated. The New Jack Swing sound is no longer in style, so some songs sound stuck in the 90's. Though Thriller was released in '82, it transcends the era it was made, so it still sounds vibrant today. I hear more Thriller songs still on the radio today than I do songs from Dangerous.
That isn't to say that Dangerous wasn't a great album because it is. However while Dangerous is a great album, Thriller is timeless.
@@novacorps2468 , I was in high school when Thriller came out, I watched MJ’s entire career from the Jackson 5 on. Everything he did was great.
@@novacorps2468 it doesn't have to be in style when it's Michael Jackson.
@@sholland42 Of course he made great music since he started out with the Jackson 5. I wasn't trying to say he didn't have great music since J5. I was merely making a point of the timelessness of Thriller. It's one of his best works and one of the best albums of all time.
@@sholland42 If u were a teenager when Thriller was released, you didn't witness the **entire** career of Michael Jackson.
Jus' sayin'.
You would have to be born roughly in 1960 (and be a 4th grader) in 1969 when the J5 released their first Motown album to claim witnessing the **entire** career of Michael Jackson and the J5.
Loved this!
People always talk about how Dangerous, History, (Do we count Blood on the Dance Floor?) and Invincible selling less, but forget at the same time. Albums as format was slowly dying away at the same time.
By the time Invincible launched. Apple iTunes was born and the industry was fighting a war against MP3 pirates.
Michael está vivo dentro do meu coração. Até hoje não dá para acreditar que ele não vive mais entre nós. Saudades, saudades que não terminam
Gracias por los subtitulos me encanta el contenido de este canal
Gracias!
Great video, thank you! :)
Thanks! ✨
Quincy is bitter that Michael didn't choose him for Dangerous even though Music critics cite Michaels best work was with Quincy so he can't have his cake and eat it.
I don't think he's bitter per say but I feel they just drifted apart and is shocked by how things ended
QUINCY WAS PRODUCING HIS OWN ALBUMS, AND A TV SHOW WHICH FEATURED WILL SMITH. FRESH PRINCE BEL Air
who cites dangerous as being better than thriller? or even bad? dangerous has some good songs but it's inconsistent and far too long. it is also the album with the most dated sound.
Thriller has some weird songs as well. The Girl is Mine is truly cringe inducing. Lady in My life is generic. The only good songs on Thriller are WBSS, BJ, Human Nature, Beat It, and Thriller. Thriller is okay as a song
When they weren’t working, and after they split, I think Michael and Quincy always remanded friends. I say this because they attended some of events together, like Sammy Davis’ birthday celebration, The Jackson Family Honors, The 30th anniversary celebration. According to Quincy, he was suppose to see him a week before he died.
Yeah they were supposed to work on an album in 2009
@@BrandMath-ns5yc I don’t think it was an album, I think it was to hang out. Because in an interview with NME in 2007, Quincy said “Man, please! We already did that. I have talked to him about working with him again but I've got too much to do. I've got 900 products, I'm 74 years old.”
I agree. I've heard nothing but from each of the men. I do think there was a riverly. However, Quincy Jones is the musical part and Michael is the performance and entertainment part.
@@raycarter8070 I don't think so.
@@raycarter8070 Michael was the musical part too. Michael composed most of his songs and he wrote most of them.
I always wondered how the music Michael made in the 90’s would have turned out if he hadn’t split with Quincy.
Mike did the right thing linking with Teddy
His greatest work was with Quincy period. After Bad it was downhill.
@@3dgelord187 no
Well the producer does not write the songs… may have an impact on the general sound but not on the core which is the quality of the melodies. And as I’ve heard MJ had the whole arrangement in his head even before going to the studio and even then he co-produced them..
@@3dgelord187 Dangerous made a bit big numbers than Bad did, so No.
Funny thing is ....I NEVER seen Quincy Moonwalk/sing/nor dance, but he wants to claim near 100% of the credit for the 3 albums he collaborated with Michael on????🤔 It's really sad to see him being thrust in front of cameras, when it's evident he's NOT in his right mind at this age.
I agree with you l like your comment, i really never see Quincy moonwalk/sing/nor dance
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'Off the Wall', and "Thriller' had already been released BEFORE Michael unveiled his version of the Moonwalk.
Quincy singing or dancing has nothing to do with Producing and Arranging songs on an album. For that matter, neither does record sales. Producing, writing, progressing chords are the technical means of creating the musical art.
that old debate about how much part either one of them had in the magic of these three albums is easily answered by the demos. michaels demos, produced on his own, often are nearly identical down to finishing touches and small details (i.e. that iconic string run or the mid8 funk guitar lick in "billy jean"). composition, vocal arrangement, dramatic curve, all fully present in the demo, not much left to "produce" about it. the final version of billy jean is literally the demo, just with the placeholder drum machine and synth bass replaced with the real thing.
so at least for those songs, its an objective fact that jones' contribution could at best have been more that of a sound engineer (after all, that drum sound is really awesome). and then you find out that that was largely bruce swediens input (further cemented by a lot of similar sounds and aesthetics in other swedien projects of that era), and it becomes clear, that at least for some songs, jones' contribution is nowhere near what one understands as the role of music producer these days, to put it mildly.
at least for some songs. like billy jean. make of that what you will.
on the other hand, given his exquisite credit list and excellent arrangement work over several decades, jones doesnt need extra credit where its not due. he absolutely deserves his prominent place in music history. just not for some songs like billy jean. that (and other titles where the demos are equally similar to the final product) is factually a song produced by michael jackson.
Long live King Michael Jackson 💖👑🙏🇵🇹
I think you mean "Fallout" not "Downfall"?
Also they "ceased" their relationship, not "creased"...
Interesting 🤔 Thanks for sharing
Very interesting thank you 🙂👑🌻❤
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I think Michael just wanted a different sound and went with other producers like teddy riley. No harm no foul. Mike and Quincy sold millions upon millions of albums made millions of dollars and made history together with thriller. How could you be mad at that.
It's funny how Quincy Jones can have all the freedom to disrespect Michael Jackson and others as he has over the past decade. But UA-cam scrubs the video of Tupac calling Quincy Jones out for making a pass at him. Weird.
They were the greatest duo in music history. The music they made is timeless and still sounds amazing to this day. I will always appreciate Quincy for that but Michael was just as involved in the creative process. I remember those rough demos of Working Day and Night with Janet banging on soda bottles to get the right sound MJ was after. He was just as creative as Quincy.
Come on man Dangerous is maybe the best album of MJ and sold more than Bad and Off the Wall.
Ok invincible can be better and also History... but Dangerous is incredible
The real reason of downfall of Michael was only thoose false allegation , Dengerous can take over bad easily but these allegation messed up all his work.
Some of the best albums in history have emerged from differences between several geniuses working together.
In a way Michael was right about rap. Whilst it wasn't "dead", it was going through major changes and getting a lot harder edged, so a lot of the tamer 80's stuff was considered dead overnight. Having that kind of pre gangsta rap on Bad ultimately would've dated the album more than not having it. Michael did give Shaq a verse on 2 Bad though, proving that he doesn't always have good foresight...
You're right. 80's rap music would have made the album vintage. Now it's timeless.
And not only Shaq. Heavy D, The Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Wrecx-n-Effect... Collaborated with Michael. He also became a huge fan of the song In Da Club by 50 Cent.
When you put it this way I agree…….
both michael jackson and prince lacked understanding of how to integrate hip-hop into their styles. it always feels forced, like an afterthought. didn't help that they mostly relied on no-name rappers.
MJ was a freak
Oh the irony of Quincy talking to vulture magazine while he sits there being a vulture…
Just two very very busy people. Sometime it is growing apart they probably still was okay cool together. Sometimes friends get busy and that's the reason why.❤
Это самая потрясающая пара в шоу бизнесе Куинси Джонс и Майкл Джексон шедевры 💋💋💋💋💋 👑
Can you start dropping sources. Because I've been a MJ fan for a longg time and I never heard the kicking story
This is what actually happened
"At one point when we were working on Thriller, we were up for days - all of us were just completely exhausted, man. I was bound to snap at one point. I don’t remember the exact reason, it might have been cause a harmony wasn’t right or the lyrics were wrong, but Michael did something I didn’t want, and I got pissed. And I mean pissed, man.
And in that moment I just got up and stormed over to Michael and just screamed at him - I don’t even remember what I said but I was just yelling at his face for not doing something right. After a second I snapped out of it and I looked over at Bruce, and noticed he was looking right at Michael. I looked back at Michael… and it was weird, man, cause he was staring right at me, but he wasn’t looking at me. Like he was seeing something else - his eyes were all fogged up. I stared at him for like 10 seconds, and I reached out and touched his shoulder to make sure he was okay, and he sort of snapped out of it and put his arms up, like I was gonna hit him.
And it was in that exact moment that I realized exactly what I did, and why he reacted like that, and I felt sick…
We took a little break after, since Michael was a little off for the next few hours. Everything was okay, Michael got over it though by morning… He’s so forgiving, you know? All I could think after that was 'Man, I hope this kid doesn’t see me like he sees his father.'
-- Producer, Quincy Jones.
@@StudyingMJ and then Micheal sat in the corner and started jacking off.......he ejaculated onto the mixing board.
Quincy’s version is horrible enough. People don’t understand the impact of abuse on a kid. They don’t become fine when they turn 18. The fight or flight panic thing stays for many years. Most adults I know who were abused developed serious anxiety issues as adults because that early indoctrination made every imperfection or mistake a huge stress and messed them up. They usually need years of counseling or medication to overcome it. You can see how MJ was in interviews in those early years, kind of poker faced and nervous, took him years to get past that. The stare that QJ describes is exactly that physical reaction a kid that was abused has when screamed at, it all comes flooding in. No matter how useful QJ experience, that young man needed to not work with someone who couldn’t control his shit, even if he didn’t hit him. Though I don’t really trust QJ to tell the truth if he had. Wonder where the story came from?
The kicking story was pulled from a random blog online. It's completely unfounded
It’s amazing how Quincy claims Michael stole some songs, when in fact the songs he claim he stole(Quincy) co-produced. So what that make you Quincy? A thief as well. That’s what happens people, when you start to take control of yourself and your worth, people will call you crazy or slander your name. Trust and believe Quincy has a closet full of Skeletons. Michael simply wanted to break away from those guys because he knew they were the true thieves. That’s why they all conspired against him
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I heard the first raw version of Billie Jean created by MJ himself, and there was almost no difference with the final version. Especially in the vocals. So what does Quincy have to do with Billie Jean?
Quincy didn't even want "Billie Jean", Michael's biggest hit, on the "Thriller" album
Little did Quincy know that those pips, squeaks and clicks would become incredibly signature.
This a whole lotta of nonsense and tabloid fodder. Many of these stories comes directly from ex employees who sold these stories to the tabloids.
@@maxshabazz1543 I agree. Its obvious there wasnt much, if any friction between them regarding Michael's ultra unique rhythmic quirks because a number of those pips, squeaks and clicks made appearances on the very record in question. Lol
It's like Fran Lebowitz says about books, it's hard enough to write one incredible timeless piece of genius, let alone expect authors to churn them out like no tomorrow. Off the Wall was where Michael really shone in my opinion. Thriller is the monumental work of genius, and the albums that followed were objectively solid, but were lacking in the feeling that people had become accustomed to getting from his music. I think he wanted to continually evolve, stay relevant and enduring, to truly solidify himself as the best. Constantly chasing the high of Thriller's success no doubt indicates he peaked earlier than he perhaps was ready for. He is probably one of the most famous people who have ever lived on Earth. No doubt that came with challenges he couldn't foresee when he manifested his dream to become the GOAT. But, while the earlier albums have mass appeal and felt better curated, his later work is still exceptional. You Rock my World was like a book end to Rock with You. Displaying his evolution from his first solo album to his final body of work. No one is in their seat when YRMW blasts at a function I can tell you that. It sounds like something that could be on the radio today getting play after play. People think more so about the loss of Michael as an artist and what else he might have given out to the world, but I think more about the colossal loss it is to the industry and aspiring artists who he would have mentored. His knowledge of production, film, rhythm, the creative process, all the wisdom he would have gained in hindsight about how to handle celebrity and the press...so many questions we'll never have answered.
OMG, you described exactly how I feel about what his future legacy would have been had he lived a couple more decades!!! The blueprint this man would be still creating blows my mind!!! 🤯🫣😮💨