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Michael Jackson ‎– The Michael Jackson Universal Masters Collection CD

Michael Jackson ‎– The Michael Jackson Universal Masters Collection CD

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Passionate about music finding its audience There’s nothing worse than music lovers missing out on music they’d enjoy listening to, so here at Cruise International Records / Cruise Digital, we’re on a crusade to make sure older and newer top class music of various styles finds its audience. With a genuine enthusiasm and interest in helping new artists create the best music they can and reach their audience, we’re committed to playing our part in making sure top quality music finds its way to those who’ll enjoy it. Michael Jackson ‎– The Michael Jackson Universal Masters Collection CD CD Tracklist 01 One Day In Your Life 02 Rockin' Robin 03 People Make The World Go 'Round 04 Happy (Love Theme From "Lady Sings The Blues") 05 With A Child's Heart 06 Music And Me 07 Got To Be There 08 Ben 09 We're Almost There 10 Just A Little Bit Of You 11 I Wanna Be Where You Are 12 In Our Small Way 13 My Girl 14 Dapper Dan 15 We've Got A Good Thing Going Michael Jackson still had some of his baby teeth when he first appeared on-stage with his brothers in Gary Indiana. He was barely five years old, and the Jackson brothers were pre-teen prodigies in that northern steel town, but it was Michael’s dynamism that catapulted them to worldwide acclaim. He was a star. Joseph and Katherine Jackson had nine children between 1950 and 1966. Joseph was a steel worker who had been a semi-professional musician. His three oldest sons Jackie, Tito, and Jermaine, formed an R&B and before long, Michael and Marlon were part of the act. They were known as The Ripples and Waves, and the Jacksons. There were a few records for smaller local labels and some local television appearances and talent contests. Before long, the Jacksons were opening for major acts like the Temptations and Jackie Wilson. New Musical Express called Michael ‘The Sorcerer’s Apprentice of Soul, studying at the feet of the great in Harlem’s Apollo Theatre’. He observed closely, rehearsed more dedicatedly than his brothers, and realized early what it took to be a star.
Passionate about music finding its audience There’s nothing worse than music lovers missing out on music they’d enjoy listening to, so here at Cruise International Records / Cruise Digital, we’re on a crusade to make sure older and newer top class music of various styles finds its audience. With a genuine enthusiasm and interest in helping new artists create the best music they can and reach their audience, we’re committed to playing our part in making sure top quality music finds its way to those who’ll enjoy it. Michael Jackson ‎– The Michael Jackson Universal Masters Collection CD CD Tracklist 01 One Day In Your Life 02 Rockin' Robin 03 People Make The World Go 'Round 04 Happy (Love Theme From Lady Sings The Blues) 05 With A Child's Heart 06 Music And Me 07 Got To Be There 08 Ben 09 We're Almost There 10 Just A Little Bit Of You 11 I Wanna Be Where You Are 12 In Our Small Way 13 My Girl 14 Dapper Dan 15 We've Got A Good Thing Going Michael Jackson still had some of his baby teeth when he first appeared on-stage with his brothers in Gary Indiana. He was barely five years old, and the Jackson brothers were pre-teen prodigies in that northern steel town, but it was Michael’s dynamism that catapulted them to worldwide acclaim. He was a star. Joseph and Katherine Jackson had nine children between 1950 and 1966. Joseph was a steel worker who had been a semi-professional musician. His three oldest sons Jackie, Tito, and Jermaine, formed an R&B and before long, Michael and Marlon were part of the act. They were known as The Ripples and Waves, and the Jacksons. There were a few records for smaller local labels and some local television appearances and talent contests. Before long, the Jacksons were opening for major acts like the Temptations and Jackie Wilson. New Musical Express called Michael ‘The Sorcerer’s Apprentice of Soul, studying at the feet of the great in Harlem’s Apollo Theatre’. He observed closely, rehearsed more dedicatedly than his brothers, and realized early what it took to be a star.