It's EST.So when the say midnight do they mean EST, PST or central?
So when the say midnight do they mean EST, PST or central?
http://www.thestar.com/entertainmen...ackson-s-new-track-to-be-released-at-midnight
Have you guys read this? It answers a lot of questions.
The first drop in what might be a flood of unheard Jackson material is a song called "This Is It," which Sony had scheduled to send to radio stations on Sunday night. Based on a tape Jackson left behind containing only his piano and vocals, a full arrangement was built, complete with swelling strings and his brothers' backup vocals. The song is to run during the closing credits of the new Jackson film, perhaps not coincidentally called "This Is It.''
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If "This Is It" is any guide, the provenance of leftover Jackson songs might be difficult to establish. It is not clear when the song was written or recorded, Stringer said, and Sony originally believed that the tape was made around the time of Jackson's 1991 album "Dangerous." But it could have been much earlier, perhaps even as early as the album "Off the Wall," from 1979.
"We just found the song," Stringer said. "It was titled `This Is It.' It was in a box, and we listened to it.''
"This Is It" was also to have been the title of Jackson's 50-concert run in London, although the synergy is unclear; Stringer and others with knowledge of the production say the song was not part of it.
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Enterprising fans online, however, quickly found that "This Is It" is not exactly new. It bears a strong resemblance to "I Never Heard," a 1991 track by the R&B singer Sa-Fire that was written by Jackson and Paul Anka. Stringer said that until this was pointed out by sleuthing fans, he had not known about the connection. "I really have no idea what the origins of the song are," he said.
Earth song was written in the 80's and no one made a big deal about it ?
Cmon guys..
So excited!2h10 before the new track..
http://www.thestar.com/entertainmen...ackson-s-new-track-to-be-released-at-midnight
Have you guys read this? It answers a lot of questions.
The first drop in what might be a flood of unheard Jackson material is a song called "This Is It," which Sony had scheduled to send to radio stations on Sunday night. Based on a tape Jackson left behind containing only his piano and vocals, a full arrangement was built, complete with swelling strings and his brothers' backup vocals. The song is to run during the closing credits of the new Jackson film, perhaps not coincidentally called "This Is It.''
[...]
If "This Is It" is any guide, the provenance of leftover Jackson songs might be difficult to establish. It is not clear when the song was written or recorded, Stringer said, and Sony originally believed that the tape was made around the time of Jackson's 1991 album "Dangerous." But it could have been much earlier, perhaps even as early as the album "Off the Wall," from 1979.
"We just found the song," Stringer said. "It was titled `This Is It.' It was in a box, and we listened to it.''
"This Is It" was also to have been the title of Jackson's 50-concert run in London, although the synergy is unclear; Stringer and others with knowledge of the production say the song was not part of it.
[...]
Enterprising fans online, however, quickly found that "This Is It" is not exactly new. It bears a strong resemblance to "I Never Heard," a 1991 track by the R&B singer Sa-Fire that was written by Jackson and Paul Anka. Stringer said that until this was pointed out by sleuthing fans, he had not known about the connection. "I really have no idea what the origins of the song are," he said.
^ yes bit im glad this song is being released..its beautiful :wub:
Oh me too don't get me wrong, it sounds like it's going to be a gorgeous song.
It's just Michael was such a perfectionist and I hate that Sony can release whatever they want from now on. It makes me sad to think that some songs that he hadn't finished or had only just began working on are now being finished by other people and being released without knowing whether he wanted the public to hear them yet or not.
Oh me too don't get me wrong, it sounds like it's going to be a gorgeous song.
It's just Michael was such a perfectionist and I hate that Sony can release whatever they want from now on. It makes me sad to think that some songs that he hadn't finished or had only just began working on are now being finished by other people and being released without knowing whether he wanted the public to hear them yet or not.
Ok, why would Michael give a song to some female singer? Has he done that before? And who was on his mind when he wrote it? Any clue?
Why would someone have to be on his mind to write lyrics? Inspiration comes from many things, not always a "who"....