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Roger Friedman 2010年9月27日报道
Michael Jackson New Album: “Before End of Year”
An album of new Michael Jackson recordings–songs left behind and remixed since his death–is on its way.
The question, though, is when?
A Sony source confirmed for me that the album will arrive before Christmas. So far, the date can’t be set because the work isn’t finished.
In the end, four of what might be 12 tracks will be derived from sessions Michael did with Eddie Cascio in his suburban New Jersey studio three years ago. At least one of those tracks was originally co written and produced by Eddie’s brother Frank Cascio for an R&B singer named Bobby Ewing.
Some of the other tracks will be outtakes from Jackson albums, a Paul Anka song called “Love Never Felt So Good” from the session that produced the title track for “This Is It.”
Jackson co-executor John McClain is in charge of the project. Sources say that McClain’s been relying heavily on Michael’s brother, Jackie, for help since he’s not, technically, a music producer. Rodney Jerkins and Akon are also working on tracks. It’s unclear whether so many producers can affect a consistent sound.
Last week, Sony chief Rob Stringer went out to Los Angeles, I am told, to supervise and give comments on the progress of the album. After all it’s part of his $200 million deal with the Jackson estate. Sony wants the album to be a huge smash.
The Jackson estate, by the way, is working on several more projects including a documentary or reality show about the putting together of the new live Cirque du Soleil project.
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Roger Friedman 2010年10月29日报道
(原始报道已经删除,这是某个歌迷网站的备份)
Roger Friedman
Columnist, Showbiz411
Posted: October 29, 2010 06:31 PM
Even in death, Michael Jackson can't catch a break.
Sony and his estate are trying to put together an album of his unreleased materials. Their original plan was to get it out for Christmas and holiday sales. But they're being thwarted at every turn.
A few months ago I was the first to report that Michael, unbeknownst to anyone, had recorded a bunch of songs in the summer of 2007. This is what happened: He'd turned up on the doorstep, literally, of his long time friends Dominic and Connie Cascio, in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. With him were his three kids, a tutor, and some pets. They'd escaped from an estate in northern Virginia, where Michael had sought refuge after a short stint in Las Vegas. He had no place else to go.
He wound up staying with the Cascios from August until November. And during that time, with nothing else to do, he listened to the couple's son, Eddie, record with a singer named Bobby Ewing. Eddie's brother, Frank, had helped write and produce the Ewing tracks. They asked: Why not erase the vocals and have Michael sing over them? Michael agreed. When it was done, Eddie Cascio put away the tapes. No one ever discussed it again.
Meantime, I reported that there were fewer known unreleased Michael Jackson tracks than anyone realized. Many conversations with Michael's long time engineer Bruce Swedien resulted in this fact: this would be no Jimi Hendrix situation. So when the Cascio tracks were revealed, everyone should have been jumping for joy.
But not so happy are Michael's nephews, the three sons of Tito Jackson. The Jacksons have always been wary of the Cascios: after all, Michael liked the relatively normal Italian-American family from New Jersey more than his own blood relatives. Tito's kids -- known as 3T -- had recorded with Uncle Michael early in their career, but not in recent years. When the news broke, the 3Ts weren't happy. Why hadn't Uncle Michael left them a legacy like this?
In the last few weeks Sony has had to call in forensic audiologists to prove that the voice on the Cascio tracks is that of Michael Jackson. (The conclusion: it is.) The 3Ts, I am told, along with co-executor John McClain, have claimed it's a Jacko impersonator. It's not about money. It's about ego, and pride. Sony wants to include five of the Cascio songs right away on the new album. They made an agreement this year with the Michael Jackson estate that could be worth $200 million. In the end, Sony will get what it wants. The estate will make millions. And Michael's nephews, and the rest of his biological family, will have to accept reality.
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Please take a look at this, when I googled Bobby Ewing singer, I couldn't upload the photo, but to me he looks like E Casanova
http://cluster.indie-music.com/Bobby_Ewing/
Last update: 04 Nov 2010 09:51 AM
Home: AMERICA NORTH: USA:New York (NY)
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Members: Bobby Ewing
Genre: Pop
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Website: http://myspace.com/bobbyewingmusic
Biography
It's a fresh new start for music manager and mogul, Frank Dileo, who has re-entered the music scene with new projects. The first of such projects is new recording artist, BOBBY EWING. The Liberian-born singer/songwriter/producer currently resides in New York City but was raised in Liberia and Tennessee. The singer makes his radio debut this week with a new take on The PussyCat Dolls' "Buttons" track. His version of the song is called "Exotic Dancer". The song is released solely as a promotional record for the artist but will be remixed with new music for an upcoming album. The popular website, Myspace.com, has been raving about "Exotic Dancer" for a few weeks now and in its first week of release, "Exotic Dancer" has been burning up the dance floors and radio around the US and Canada. Frank Dileo former manager for Michael Jackson. Prior to that he was a record executive at Sony Music then called CBS Records. CONTACT: bobbyewingmusic@yahoo.com http://myspace.com/bobbyewingmusic WELCOME TO MY FRIENDS FROM MYSPACE...THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT...
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Last update: 15 Feb 2011 12:08 PM
Home: NOT SELECTED
Joined: 06/18/06 16:41:57
Members: Bobby Ewing
Genre: Pop
Influences:
Website: http://myspace.com/bobbyewingmusic
Biography
It's a fresh new start for music manager and mogul, Frank Dileo, who has re-entered the music scene with new projects. The first of such projects is new recording artist, BOBBY EWING. The Liberian-born singer/songwriter/producer currently resides in New York City but was raised in Liberia and Tennessee. The singer makes his radio debut this week with a new take on The PussyCat Dolls' "Buttons" track. His version of the song is called "Exotic Dancer". The song is released solely as a promotional record for the artist but will be remixed with new music for an upcoming album. The popular website, Myspace.com, has been raving about "Exotic Dancer" for a few weeks now and in its first week of release, "Exotic Dancer" has been burning up the dance floors and radio around the US and Canada. Frank Dileo former manager for Michael Jackson. Prior to that he was a record executive at Sony Music then called CBS Records. CONTACT: bobbyewingmusic@yahoo.com http://myspace.com/bobbyewingmusic WELCOME TO MY FRIENDS FROM MYSPACE...THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT...
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