Michael Jackson Jam. Michael Jackson survives his death and in the minds of his billion lovers he remains intact at the pedestal where he has been despite numerous mudslinging and media mires. Jackson came to prominence with “Off The Wall” which was duly followed by “Thriller”.
In fact, the later resuscitated an ailing music industry and brought MTV on board. This was followed by “Dangerous”, a music album released in the year 1991. The album has sold as many as 32 million copies in the 18 years that it has been on board and cut phenomenal rankings worldwide. One of its songs “Jam” needs special mention.
Michael Jackson Jam subtly mixes hard funk, rap and hip-hop. Michael Jackson Jam commenced the “Dangerous World Tour” for him. It stars Michael Jordan and is being shot in an indoor basketball court. The video of Michael Jackson Jam deals with Jordan teaching Michael how to play basketball and in lieu of it, Michael teaching him to dance.
Michael Jackson Jam has great many special effects. The one where Michael back hits the ball with his heel or where he throws in one inside a loop from his window deserves special mention. While Michael Jackson Jam did not do as well as its preceding solos and became the first official solo not to have hit the US Billboard top 10, it still remains one of the most avant garde music albums of the maestro. Jordan getting a lesson on the sophisticated moonwalk dance is also a treat for those watching Michael Jackson Jam. Michael Jackson Jam also features Kris Kross and Heavy D. It is largely styled for the Chicago Bulls (as they had won the latest NBA championships then.)
The word is out on Michael’s premature death. We can only pray that his work forever lives with us. Michael Jackson Jam was an awesome cd!
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