Michael Jackson "DON'T STOP 'TIL YOU GET ENOUGH" Original Studio Multitracks (Listening & Analysis) 

Can you please do Dirty diana miltitrack the next video.

Recommend to any singer who hasn't done this course to. It improved my vocals greatly.

Where do you get these production files Chris?

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if you look at the lyrics while the song plays it starts to become clear what he’s saying

....you mean...what he is singing 😅😅

@@egcozinon I said singing, then I said everything out loud, so I switched to saying.

@@KamoMustafaWWE 😶🫣🤦

Thank you! It's so frustrating when people give too much credit to quincy Jones or rod. MJ always wrote, produced and composed his biggest hits. But people don't want to give him any credit and prefer to attribute all praise to quincy

@@for-house-starkagreed.. they were all brilliant but Michael played a huge part in all his work. It gets annoying that just because people don’t like him or his music they take away his talent and discredit him in every way.🙄

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Exactly! He wrote his greatest hits.

He certainly did. A true writing force as well as performing force. The home demo of this track is incredible. The song and most of the arrangement was there already. Quincy didn’t have to do very much at all!

Yes me too. Grew up with Michael. I’m 60 and still a obsessive fan

I absolutely agree MJ for me has always had one of the greatest voices in the industry

Don t worry not for us

Please stop. Giving all this credit to MJ implies that Quincy Jones was just paid to sit in the studio and roll his boogers. MJ sang and danced and he wrote some songs. Quincy arranged sheet music for a big band orchestra since before MJ was born. MJ was clearly the student in the room.

@@hirokomlm131 You are missing the contexts and nuances in my comment, because I clearly am giving Quincy Jones and every musician and sound engineer involved in this record MASSIVE props. However, perhaps you've never heard the 25th anniversary edition of "Off the Wall" (maybe it was the 20th-anniversary of "Thriller; I don't remember anymore) that Epic/CBS issued. If you had, you would have heard the home demo recordings Michael did of this song and "Working Day and Night." On these home demos, you will hear a rhythm track that approximates the album version's drum track, a raw rendition of the bassline, and the overall driving energy that coalesced into the final record. I said "THE BONES." MICHAEL made that. Quincy fleshed it all out. Michael was the student, but he was clearly the head of the class.

I see what you did there 😂

I agree completely! 💯

Agreed! I see so many people trying to claim he wasn’t a vocalist, but I think that’s crazy. Watching these videos truly brings his talent to life. It’s much appreciated.

@@N0EL-7007 His dancing is so powerful it makes people overlook his singing. But his singing is why he was added to the Jackson 5 in the first place. People forget. This is the guy who replaced Smokey Robinson on his own song that he wrote! "Who's Lovin' You". Things got flipped somewhere along the way as his career progressed. He was once seen as an amazing singer who is also an amazing dancer. Now it's like he is seen as an amazing dancer who is also an amazing singer. A subtle difference but I think that's the general thinking about Michael's talent today. Videos like this bring out the first interpretation of his talents more. The singing. To me, he is probably THE case study of singing talent because of how he went from child to adult. He was able to make the transition & develop his style further with his changing voice. They don't call him The King for nothing, man. He was a very very rare bundle of talent.

​@@johnlucas1543"his dancing is so powerful it makes people overlook his singing".. THIS ❗

@@johnlucas1543Yes I agree. I’ve even seen people say he wasn’t that great of a dancer just because he took inspiration. At this point people are just becoming delusional…😅 I believe he earned the title of king and should be remembered for that.

Yes yes yes!!

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It was awesome 😅

It’s incredible. The song was almost fully formed when he took it to Quincy

I thought it was Janet and Latoya playing the bottles? Lol

@@zuzanazuscinova5209 In the home demo version recorded in Hayvenhusrt Janet and Latoya play, but in the studio Sheila E was in charge

I like Nirvana as much as the next guy, but their best hits don't come close to MJs best ones.

Nirvana who

​@@maegnificantthere's no comparison

Okay, what's that got to do with this breakdown So weird 🙄🤦🏽🤣