Michael Jackson: How Rod Temperton invented Thriller

In the summer of 1982, Michael Jackson summoned Quincy Jones to the Westlake Recording Studio in Los Angeles to record the album that would

Michael Jackson: How Rod Temperton invented Thriller Directed by John Landis, who also wrote the screenplay with Jackson, “Thriller” has continually been voted the most influential pop music video

In the summer of 1982, Michael Jackson summoned Quincy Jones to the Westlake Recording Studio in Los Angeles to record the album that would

who invented lottery Thriller, produced by Jackson and legendary music man Quincy Jones, has nine tracks that cross over several genres of music From pop to R&B,

Seven of its nine original cuts were Top 10 singles, and it became one of the best-selling albums ever made, but more important is the way Jackson and producer

who found ipl Michael Jackson's “Thriller” changed the trajectory of music—the way it sounded, the way it felt, the way it looked, the way it was consumed

Work began in earnest in August 1982 Jackson wrote several of the songs: “The Girl Is Mine,” “Beat It,” “Billie Jean” and “Wanna Be Startin'