Reviewing the
Statement from the
Estate, there are many interesting things that we must to recheck:
First:
Statement:
it was decided to bring Teddy Riley on board to work on several songs, including “Breaking News”
Ok,
Estate/Sony called
Teddy and other producers (
Stewart,
Bacharach) to fix or work with the
Cascio´s tracks.
Statement:
Riley produced and submitted “Breaking News” to Sony for inclusion on the album.
Ok,
Riley and other producers gave back the final production to
Sony, (Including adlibs from older songs)<_<.
Statement:
After the tracks were submitted to Sony, three of these Cascio songs were selected to be on the album, and “Breaking News” was one of the three. The day after the submission and selection of the album tracks, for the very first time, the authenticity of Michael’s vocals on the Cascio tracks was questioned.
:bugeyed
Why was questioned after the tracks were submited? why not when the tracks were submited by
Cascio´s?
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Friedman: 10/19/2010:
Michael Jackson Album of New Songs In Limbo
Why in limbo? no forensic analysis till that day?: (
10/19/2010? <_<
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When did they selected the songs?:
Friedman: 10/19/2010:
Teddy Riley and a couple of other producers have worked to fix up the Cascio tracks for release.
In that moment the song selection was not made but producers sent their work to
Sony: (
Burn2nite,
Water,
All i need,
Stay...
Breaking news,
Keep your head up,
Monster...), as said
Friedman:
Friedman: 11/04/2010:
Michael Jackson: Deal For New Album Cut Late Last Night
MORE: The album will include at least four or five of the “Cascio” tracks, produced mostly by Teddy Riley, including the single.
The decision was made by all parties finally at 11pm last night.
Final decision?, final tracklist? Not, only decided that Cascio´s traks will make the cut, but they did not selected the songs... maybe 4 or 5.
As
Friedman said.... the day after:
Friedman: 11/05/2010:
Here are the likely titles of the Cascio songs for the album called “Michael,” which will be released on December 14th: “Breaking News,” “Monster,” “Water,” “Keep Your Head Up,” and “All I Need.” There were 10 original Cascio songs Michael sang on. The finished ones chosen, aside from “Breaking News,” are still pending.
Ok, songs not Selected on day
11/05/2010.
Now, we have to recheck this:
Statement from Estate/Sony:
After the tracks were submitted to Sony, three of these Cascio songs were selected to be on the album, and “Breaking News” was one of the three. The day after the submission and selection of the album tracks, for the very first time, the authenticity of Michael’s vocals on the Cascio tracks was questioned.
How they began the forensyc analysis on day
11/04/2010 or
11/07,8,9/2010?.
A few days before stream
Breaking news?.
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Friedman: All i need:
11/09/10
Michael Jackson Producers Rejected Burt Bacharach Arrangement for New Song
Producers of the album–including co-executor John McClain–sent Burt Bacharach a song Michael recorded with Eddie Cascio called “All I Need.”
The legendary writer-producer went into the studio and added strings, etc. to the track. But it didn’t sound right, sources tell me, and was ultimately rejected. “All I Need,” in some form, may wind up on another album of unreleased Jackson songs. But it won’t be on “Michael.”
You can read that a lot of
Cascio´s tracks were submitted to producers and late they sent their fixed tracks to
Sony for the final selection.
All i need was not selected.
On day or on days before (7,8,9,10 of november)
Sony/Estate rejected
All i need but they choosed
Breaking news,
Keep your head up,
Monster:
This is what
Friedman said in day
11/09/10:
The “Michael” album is not quite finalized, I’m told, but will have to be by Friday. Right now there are three “Cascio” tracks including “Breaking News.”
Recheck the
Statement from
Estate/
Sony:
After the tracks were submitted to Sony, three of these Cascio songs were selected to be on the album, and “Breaking News” was one of the three. The day after the submission and selection of the album tracks, for the very first time, the authenticity of Michael’s vocals on the Cascio tracks was questioned.
When was the first time the tracks were questioned?
The day after selection of the album tracks?
7,8 or
9 of november?
When did they streamed
BN?:
11/08/10.
Finally, you can see that there is something wrong with all of this.
The
Statement said that the debate began when they selected the songs, but they selected the songs on the week of
8,9 of november. They selected the song listening to the final production of
Teddy Riley and other producers. Not listening the original raw vocals from
Cascio´s. It was very late for them to take out the
Cascio´s tracks because they needed to make the cds and sell to the general public. It was too late for them after hear the bad reaction of the fans after hear the streaming of
Breaking news.
I thinks that they called the other producers after the streaming of
Breaking news and with the hurry, they finally made the forensic analysis on those days.
Right now we must talk about, what the producers and engineers heard in that session with
Sony/Estate:
Statement:
Because of these questions, I was immediately asked by co-Executors John Branca and John McClain to conduct an investigation regarding the authenticity of the lead vocals on the Cascio tracks.
Six of Michael’s former producers and engineers who had worked with Michael over the past 30 years - Bruce Swedien, Matt Forger, Stewart Brawley, Michael Prince, Dr. Freeze and Teddy Riley - were all invited to a listening session to hear the raw vocals of the Cascio tracks in question. All of these persons listened to the a cappella versions of the vocals on the Cascio tracks being considered for inclusion on the album, so they could give an opinion as to whether or not the lead vocals were sung by Michael. They all confirmed that the vocal was definitely Michael.
What did they listen?.
Corey Rooney said this:
Renny Ortiz but anything of this song is michael? anything?
Cory Rooney A few samples from older songs, if you listen you can figure out which songs they come from.
Cory Rooney I sat in a session where we solo'd the vocals and it was just someone set up to sound like him and the only parts that really sounded like him were samples from older records of his. There was nothing that was consistent with any of his previous recordings as far as vocal control or just plain habits. Last but not least when we asked if there were any out takes or alternate tracks they said that they were erased
What did they heard? Raw vocals? or the
Teddy Riley final prodution without music (but including adlibs from other songs)?.
is not rare?.
Estate said this:
Six of Michael’s former producers and engineers who had worked with Michael over the past 30 years - Bruce Swedien, Matt Forger, Stewart Brawley, Michael Prince, Dr. Freeze and Teddy Riley - were all invited to a listening session to hear the raw vocals of the Cascio tracks in question. All of these persons listened to the a cappella versions of the vocals on the Cascio tracks being considered for inclusion on the album,
What did they heard? original raw vocals.... or a capella version like the "
Breaking news" a capella version that we heard on
You Tube that includes adlibs from older songs?.
They hear this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWBNH5-HY-Q
If they heard that version, it´s sure they find
MJ, because
Teddy Riley included adlibs from older songs. Like
Corey Rooney said:
Cory Rooney I sat in a session where we solo'd the vocals and it was just someone set up to sound like him and the only parts that really sounded like him were samples from older records of his.
Is´t not rare?
