Multitrack Listening & Analysis Session: The Jacksons - This Place Hotel (a.k.a. Heartbreak Hotel)

[@chrisliepe]

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[@Toto-yj8hc]

If you really appreciate ado’s playfulness and vocal range I highly recommend you check out “minami”, specifically her more vocal focused songs would be “hollowness”, “crying for rain”, or “main actor” her voice is incredible, some things to note are that her songs build a lot the first half is set up for the second half climax and the audio mixing has the instruments a bit loud in comparison to her voice. Minami is someone who has truly dedicated her life to singing, she blew up with “crying for rain” back in 2019 at 22 years old

[@Itsmy2cent]

Have you listened to the full sound recording of Michael Jackson’s warm up session with Seth Riggs? Shows his low range. It’s insanely awesome his octaves and head, chest, etc. Also if haven’t yet watch the 23 min video recording of MJ in NY studio recording Childhhod with live symphony in real time and his voice is just on point. You never see MJ in the studio recording and this was the one time we got to see it.

[@brighterhealthshop]

Quincy often called My late Uncle's Don Myrick's Horn section, since off the Wall. The Phenix Horns Esq. (EWF 77' -82', Phil Collins (83' -93') til he passed in '93.

[@Michaelraymondonkeys]

Can you eventually do “off the wall” please?

[@Itsmy2cent]

@@Michaelraymondonkeys life ain’t so bad at all when your living off the wall, ya know. At least that’s what I told myself years ago 🤪. But on serious note he can only cover it if he gets the stems or multitracks. May not have off the wall.

[@lightbringer543]

Written, composed, arranged & produced by Michael Jackson, sung by Michael Jackson. The evolution to Thriller is evident!

[@codychavarria6088]

Shows how far Ahead of time, Michael Jackson was because off the wall. He was already doing this type of stuff literally with the song off the wall

[@HaharuRecords]

His consistancy is the key of great outcome..He never stops

[@bolder2009]

Yes Rod Temperton said he was inspired by this track when he wrote Thriller.

[@alannakennedy5779]

@@bolder2009oh I didn’t know this!

[@bolder2009]

@@alannakennedy5779 Yes it's true.

[@coreychristian2312]

This is literally probably in his top 5 underrated songs. SO GOOD!! Thanks Chris

[@ericadial8801]

Agree. Triumph is one of their best

[@cosmiccocoa2689]

Yes!!

[@raczgreen6053]

Favorite song by him🤘

[@kdcraig83]

Love hearing this. One of my favorite songs. You can tell he had fun recording this.

[@jarradhurley4866]

Agree. This, Who Is It, Stranger in Moscow, Liberian Girl are some of the others.

[@adrianopastore77]

This is a real Michael Jackson masterpiece!!!

[@stillphil]

You’re right, vocally this song is actually BETTER performance wise than his later work. Masterpiece is the word.

[@alexbrookner5331]

When I first heard this on the Motown on showtime (the legend continues) I wasn’t interested at all, but it’s become one of my favourite MJ songs. I absolutely love it live. He knew how good it was also and never let it go.

[@beyourself2444]

Agreed, oh how I love Triumph album, this and Off the Wall was his very best work imho.

[@jrzellers]

I actually do believe all background vocals were Michael. He was able to go down to baritone low G. He just didn't make that known or do it very often since he tried to keep the appearance of his childlike voice going indefinitely. Listen to his vocals on "2,000 Watts".

[@jarrentheonemartin2876]

Yes, you’re absolutely right. Those lower vocals are indeed Michael.

[@triplechrizzy3649]

wrong his brothers weren’t credited that don’t mean they weren’t on the song

[@triplechrizzy3649]

literally a video of michael talking about him and his brothers singing on the single 😂😂

[@triplechrizzy3649]

you’re talking about a early 20michaels compared to a 40 year or Michael bro

[@imar3248]

@@triplechrizzy3649but why wouldn’t they be credited if on it?

[@terrypaul2693]

Michael was a gift to this world. The gift that gave us these incredible songs. This is just one example of how incredible he was. Listening to this, stripped back, you see and hear that every expression comes from somewhere very few people can ever experience. The subtle inflections and nuances he was able to generate, incredible. You hear things you never even thought was there. He expanded the music to different dimensions. Every single second of the song there's something else going on. The vocals are just extraordinary. There will never be anyone ever again like Michael Jackson. That was greatness personified.

[@nursemcfarlane6655]

Well said!

[@Melly_Mac]

The live performance of this is F***KIN AMAZING!!!! It should be on KZbin.

[@ashiaadams1394]

I agree I can't wait for the movie I believe this will included

[@SeqZZ]

What movie? ​@@ashiaadams1394

[@alaza61]

There are plenty of videos on YT right now that display his live performances of this song. It appears in videos related to the Triumph, Victory, and Bad Tours.

[@szagnes8910]

@@alaza61 Bad tour version of this song is the best for me, neved get tired of it! :)

[@krissteele4678]

Yokohama 1987 Bad Tour Peak🔥MJJ

[@robertj.batista]

It is one of the best songs that MJ wrote and composed for The Jacksons. It is one of my favorites!

[@MitchLaddie]

He truly is one of the absolute greatest vocalists of all time. Great breakdown, Chris.

[@moonwalkerlive9899]

I know tou are listening and saying "that vocal isn't Micheal"... but that part with compressed "da do dun da da Dunday" shows just how low he could go and sound utterly different to to his main vox. Even sometimes using recording to slow the vox down by recording at higher rates and this changed the sound again separating that vocal out from the natural phase and tone. Adding to these darker natured tracks a sense of (something isn't right) after all, this is Heartbreak hotel right. Hooooooooo Love your work on these All for L.O.V.E

[@matthewallen1834]

Fun Fact: those ad-libs came from MJ telling guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. How he wanted the solo to sound. Paul transposed MJ's scatting note for note and that's what we hear on the record.

[@moonwalkerlive9899]

@matthewallen1834 yeah there is a similar ad lib in state of shock where you can here it's MJ riffing in guitar parts...... loved his methods and imperfections while recording adding on the dynamics.

[@matthewallen1834]

@moonwalkerlive9899 Yes! The 12 inch of State of Shock has that ad-lib, just like Leave Me Alone has the ad-lib on the bridge of MJ doing the horn part.

[@Bernardin1]

​@@matthewallen1834Correct

[@hhubbardtx]

Michael actually sing in a very low register. He could make his voice go anywhere.

[@MaalyREEFA]

I really doubt that was him on that low “sitting in my room” part

[@noahert1337]

@@MaalyREEFA could be tito?

[@StefanPriceUK]

His voice was very high. Higher than women. Those voices aren't him. Completely different voice.

[@daviandrade8596]

​@@StefanPriceUKbro, Have You ever listened to Dangerous?

[@thedonbishop55]

Tito Jackson is an underrated guitarist. He gets overlooked sadly but his lead and rhythm guitar playing was truly exceptional.

[@johnlucas1543]

10:32 Wait a minute hold on. Whuh-whoa-whoa. Waitaminnit waitaminnit whoa hold on. THAT AIN'T *MICHAEL JACKSON* SINGING THAT LOW BASS. Wait a minute now. THAT IS NOT *MICHAEL JOSEPH JACKSON* SINGING THAT LOW BASS IN THIS SONG. Whuh-wha-wha... That CANNOT be Michael Jay Jay singing *"In My Room"* so low down to the ground. What in the HELL!! I thought I KNEW this song! So many times I heard this. I assumed it was his brothers singing backup! YOU MEAN TO TELL ME MIKE IS OUT HERE DROPPING BASS NOTES IN 1980?!? That's NOT his brothers?!? Whew...my God. That man ALWAYS got surprises, don't he? You never know how deep the thing goes with this guy. Mike be laying secrets on the track to be discovered decades later. Aw MAN!! This song is WAY thicker than I realized. I'm already surprised by the layers in the instrumentation. Now you drop THIS bombshell on me. Wow.

[@matthewpettway3864]

I love it! Black genius is unstoppable.

[@Snyper1405]

....okayyyy 🙄

[@johnlucas1543]

@@matthewpettway3864 Michael was such a visionary cat, man. It's hard to wrap your mind around it. And it is said that there is so much UNRELEASED material sitting in his vaults somewhere. It's almost like he was saving them for his kids to make money off of them after he passed. One by one they trickle out & you're like "WOW! THIS was left OFF of the album???" V-I-S-I-O-N-A-R-Y.

[@samiam2003]

he had a range on him tho

[@cornnellify]

It sounds more “forced” and it also seems stacked. Sounds like Mike playing with his lower range

[@johnlucas1543]

Good work Chris. Get into that Jacksons set. That era of Destiny & Triumph is criminally underlooked. And you started with one of the all-time classics, Heartbreak Hotel. Now this place is Hardcore Hotel. HARDCORE! Can't wait to see your breakdown.

[@adeyesufu7142]

For sure! 'Give It Up' on the Triumph album is a masterclass vocal performance (and Marlon on lead too...)

[@johnlucas1543]

@@adeyesufu7142 The Triumph album DOES NOT get enough coverage & love. TOO underrated. I hope he does Give It Up next. He probably will. Too much gold on that album.

[@beyourself2444]

Criminally... gosh the brothers were talented af esp. MJ, Jermaine and Randy.

[@jackson-ch]

This is a true MASTERPIECE and without doubt one of the best Michael Jackson Song!

[@leemarshall7892]

All those horns and trumpets and strings were so Earth Wind and Fire and in such a one of an era time for the style at that time. Haunting and groovy

[@thedonbishop55]

Definitely. That and Kool And The Gang.

[@Deceitfuleyes]

Yeeeah! Michael is back on your chanel! 🥰 Love these analysis of MJ's music. So-so thankful for this 🙏🏻

[@Deceitfuleyes]

Oh, and btw, one of my favs from the Jacksons (especially the live version of it at Bad tour, omg! Michael is on 🔥 there)!

[@mattpaul2996]

@katalinkiss4299 Yep, the live version is reeaalllyy cool and full of energy, especially the faster-paced arrangement compared to the recorded version

[@michaelj2276]

Hell. Yes. Chris Liepe & Michael Jackson. Today is a good day! 🔥

[@abubakarrsessay7546]

I've always felt that this is a truly underrated song. This analysis makes me appreciate it even more. The arrangement, musicianship, and production. are just immense!

[@matheusleal615]

Hi, Chris! I truly LOVE you and your channel, particularly the Michael Jackson analyses. Please, keep doing the MJ videos, they're GREAT! By the way, a fun fact: despite of what MANY people think, Michael WAS perfectly able to sing/talk in a much lower register than what he usually did. Seth Riggs, his vocal coach, confirmed that in the incredible documentary "Bad 25" (2012). He said Jackson just "didn't like" or "wasn't personally comfortable" to do so (it was a choice, not an inability). I say that because, when you said there's line in this song likely too low to have been sung by Michael, it is totally possible that he did sing it, specially since it's late 1970's/early 1980's, when MJ used that "low singing voice" a few times in songs from his album "Off The Wall" (1979) and The Jackson's "Destiny" (1978) and "Triumph" (1980). Anyways, love you, and bye!

[@writtenbyraymildo8557]

The sequel was "Thriller." Later we got "Somebody's Watching Me" with Rockwell, "Torture" with The Jacksons, "Is It Scary" and "Ghosts." A trilogy about the horror concept. But "This Place Hotel' (Aka. Heartbreak Hotel) was actually based on a nice horror story what was created by Michael himself. The scream was from his sister "Latoya" and the "WOOOOOOO-HOOOOOOO" were done by Michael himself like the spirits that were making these creepy sounds like it is "Halloween." Michael was inspired by the horror films to do this joint. And with the sound effects. Even his acting part on the end "NOOOOOOOO" where he got attacked by one of the spirits and then he woke up after his nightmare ❤😊

[@COSMIC-gy3bw]

and "Threatened" btw

[@duncanidaho8900]

It's,,goth-pop,, started from Michael, which inspired later also Lady Gaga,s style.

[@beyourself2444]

Agreed, I always said that This Place Hotel aka Heartbreak Hotel was the prequel to Thriller...

[@SkillJim]

So happy to see another MJ analysis Chris! I think the bit at 17:43 is what people say a lot about how MJ could recreate the sound of instruments with his mouth and hums. It sounds like he’s trying to mimick an instrument here!

[@RobLives4Love]

yeah he's mimicking the guitar solo, you can hear some of that vocal in the final part

[@SavWarfare]

Dude, I don’t know how why this showed up in my feed but the universe knew I needed this in my life. One of my favorite songs from my favorite artist, with this genius breakdown is just everything. I never thought I’d ever be able to hear this song separated. I’ll hold on to this forever. Thank you!

[@christianc1317]

Additional background vocals: Stephanie Spruill, Maxine Willard Waters, and Julia Tillman Waters Written arranged and composed by MJ.

[@beyourself2444]

Man, 1978 to 1980, MJ's voice was at its best as an adult hands down. Just beautiful and there's just this thing he had when performing with his brothers that we never got without them IMO.

[@leemarshall7892]

I am typing this as I watch right now and may watch more times than any other MJ written song. This is the ultimate paranoia hyper excitement funky soulful, the background vocals. This era. Prequel to Billie Jean in retrospect. This is the one song I have ever listened to the most out of Michale. I love all the live versions, all the bad tour versions, victory tour. I just can’t get enough. Thank you Chris. I love your videos on Michael. I hope we can get the actual vocals from the original in the closet

[@backtoblood]

These videos are immensely rewarding. I love them so much.

[@ianorigbo7617]

Just angelic to hear those raw vocals. ❤

[@fiorella97]

I really really enjoy the Michael Jackson's song analysis, from all his albums, from all his eras. I'd love to see an analysis of some of the songs from his last album Invicible. Songs like Privacy or Unbreakable expose a lot of grit and distortion in his voice. Its increadible

[@chrisliepe]

no multitracks available for the Invincible era really... it's a huge bummer!

[@toxicblaze8664]

@@chrisliepe There actually is some! I believe the Rock My World multitrack is available, and same with privacy. I found Privacy multitrack by looking it up, and you can get it on the first result. There may be more from that era too, im not sure. I hope that helps! If you cant find them, i have them if you needed me to send them. But im sure you can find them. We really appreciate these analysis videos you do, they are really entertaining to watch! Keep up the hard work chris!

[@chrisliepe]

Are they 'real' like these or are they made with AI or some software with the studio mix being the source? If you have those, I'd LOVE to do videos on both of them!!!!@@toxicblaze8664 email me at [e-mail] :)

[@toxicblaze8664]

@@chrisliepe They are totally real! They are official studio vocals. So i can send you those Privacy vocals, and ill try to get my hands on the Rock My World multitrack again. If you want, can i throw in a Billie Jean live performance multitrack? They are pretty rare. But anyways ill send them.

[@toxicblaze8664]

@@chrisliepe I sent them!

[@RandomRoger]

MJ had a very low natural speaking voice. The voice that everybody was familiar with was actually fake. He was doing that voice on purpose.

[@MaalyREEFA]

It’s really not that low. Just over time he got older and his voice matured. Ppl really just over do that he has a deep voice. It’s really not deep. If you watch his in the closet performances or this is it speaking parts that’s his real natural voice. Just much lower then his younger voice which he definitely faked. But like it’s not “deep” like prince actually voice. That’s kinda deep.

[@corimyers4985]

This is my all time fav Michael Jackson song. Learned to sing it early on. I’d forgot all about it until watching your video. Human Nature is my second favorite.

[@DJLee-zl2ml]

There was no other song with this sound at this time. So original.

[@keishaomole4320]

I was waiting for another micheal jackson analysis so glads its back. Looking forward to it 😊

[@timothymuntu9027]

WOW! I always loved that song but this made me love it even more! What a masterpiece!

[@yannickbr4383]

This week I 'rediscovered' your michael jackson vids. They are so great! One up for this one 😊

[@ozmusic7970]

The scream at the end of your video was btw La toya Jackson his sister. He mentioned it in his book. That’s why he laughs in the recording. 😊 She was giving her debut I guess 😅

[@davidfogg1845]

just amazing, just like all of Michael's other tracks that you have covered

[@xabun]

I wish you could get your hands on "Walk Right Now" from the Jacksons including MJ ... The way MJ sings the chorus in that song imho is one of his finest demonstrations of his vocal abilities .. if you havent checked that song out, I highly recommend just for the chorus ... And, please, if you havent, you HAVE to watch this version live ... MJ is on fire here ... that energy is not from this earth watch?v=6l561Q8wry8

[@brandonwalsh4497]

Please do❤

[@MillisecondFalcon]

Thank you so much, Chris! This is probably my favourite J5/Jacksons song and I think, although it isn't to everyone's taste, one of their very best. I love it so much I frequently listen to it on repeat, maybe 3 or 4 times in a row. Amazing melodies and arrangement and another example of Michael displaying his absolute mastery of his incredible voice. Thanks for soloing some of the instrumentals too - that bass is soo warm!

[@anouchka_d]

This track is amazing! Going to watch this video right now! 😊❤️ Edit: I loved this video! Hearing all the details in the mix was amazing! I loved the scream part at the beginning (which I believe was done by Michael's sister LaToya!) because you hear Michael laughing afterwards 😅 I think it's so cool that Michael's organic and very emotionally charged sound comes in part because of how he and his team left his breathing, claps, foot-stomps and ad-libs in the mix ❤

[@molnarandrelukacs5866]

I think it would be really interesting to have a look at a multitrack from Invincible era. Especially 2000 Watts

[@kingdice7774]

that would be really interesting

[@matthewpettway3864]

I want to hear multi track of the song Invincible on the Invincible album..

[@molnarandrelukacs5866]

@@matthewpettway3864 yeah that would be good aswell

[@EtherealFrequency2024]

Amazing tracks, especially loved your analysis and explaining the techniques Michael used.

[@duhbeast4706]

Thank you for this, Michael is the 🐐

[@joejoerunya8908]

All the clicking and snapping that Michael’s doing… he said that Quincy Jones didn’t like that when he was doing Billie Jean

[@bigronlfavordawolfmanhall9371]

Hallelujah this is father God delivering his promise. I am so out done to hear this channel. What you're doing playing these tracks and education is a miracle for a brother like Big Ron Da-Wolfman. You are more than great as I want to be . I signed up right away Yes!

[@emmie_jane]

Have you done butterflies?? If not can you please do a deep dive on that one?

[@sasukenagashi57]

love that you broke this track down man I think this track was mad underrated that guitar solo makes me ascend haha

[@isaacs.9383]

One of my favorite songs from Mike, the energy in it just feels so good. You feel that energy of Mike being and growing toward being the worlds biggest star before enduring the excruciating pressure of being the King of the Industry

[@kwdesigns1]

Good Stuff!! MJ was a musical genius.

[@matthewallen1834]

The song breakdown ive been waiting for.

[@ashiaadams1394]

One of my favorite Jackson/Michael songs. It sounds amazing broken down its stunning

[@davidpanzer6746]

Some priceless advice mixed in there! Thanks 😊

[@blockhead-]

Thank you so much for posting these Michael Jackson videos.

[@LamarJennings-eo8ps]

I remember playing this song over and over in 1980 when my mom bought the triumph album

[@natoriousyes3773]

this channel has slowly but surely become my happy place! i love these breakdowns

[@KamoMustafaWWE]

Been a while. I've never personally listened to this song, but i will after this. Awesome.

[@hibernationd3313]

I was waiting for more Michael Jackson videos. I enjoy how you explain Michael’s vocal. It’s so interesting to learn. Thank you Chris. Hope there’s more MJ videos.

[@mayganphynix8267]

His singing is as smooth as his dancing 🙃

[@Gabrielle4870]

The energy! You feel it even more stripped back!

[@johnlucas1543]

+Gabrielle YES. So many layers in this song!

[@morgan_rf]

Amazing gestion of his voice. He is umbelievable. Really the best.

[@JosephGoth]

Hey Chris…I am a new subscriber and a huge MJ fan…these videos have given me a whole new perspective on the depth and detail of his music…a look inside to the degree of the creative thought processes involved…a whole new way to listen and appreciate his music…I used to do an MJ dance show for many years and analyzed the visual display to learn those steps and this is the same for the music and voice pieces…as a music lover I have loved listening to the isolation of these beats and melodies…I have tried to explain these things to people who don’t know the intricacies of music but it is hard to understand for them but I LOVE it!!! Thanks for your meaningful analysis!

[@dmajorx]

You can feel everything Michael sings every note😮

[@mrwalker862]

That cello......and the piano in the end with that last bass note....whew!!! Brings me to tears. I feel this song.😭😭😭

[@neomj4evrunbrkbl]

Hi Chris Liepe. Thanks for the breakdown and analysis of this awesome song - Michael sang this song on lead and background so beautifully. I have been watching MJ since the first Jackson 5 performance on Ed Sullivan. I watched all his early videos and I remember one for this song too --- I hope others see my comment and confirm this --- the part you hear at 21:31 was played at the end of the video ---- I keep seeing this in my mind when I hear it --- Michael is dancing in a room of the old abandoned hotel and cries out "Noooo" as the floor collapses from under him and he falls through - the next moment after the fall you see him breathing heavily as he is sitting in the middle of the rubble and the last piano notes play to end the video. I remember that video and also one for The Girl Is Mine. Thank you again. Love your MJ song analysis videos - have watched them all 🥰🥰 Rest in peace Michael. Forever the King of Pop and forever innocent 👑👑🙏🙏

[@johnlucas1543]

+neomj4evrunbrkbl You NAILED it. You can "see" what goes on by what you "hear" in the song. He created a picture with sound. Crazy! Genius stuff.

[@duncanidaho8900]

Finally, thank you for this! This is one of my favorites, and one of MJ's favorite's ,,baby,, (source- Moonwalk). And you, Mr. Liepe, you rock!

[@jusskb5]

Heartbreak Hotel just sounds like it could be an introduction going to Thriller.

[@christianarmstead7334]

Finally!!!!!! Thank you soo much, I've been waiting for this episode since I discovered your channel

[@willieboyland3180]

Maaaaaan!!!! You've got me binge watching every Michael breakdown video!! Your breakdowns are just as complex and intense as Michael's recordings.

[@ygaltuil]

Please Chris ! Next Everybody on The Jacksons I love this song ❤

[@matthewpettway3864]

He should analyze "Walk Right Now!" the vocals are divine.

[@ygaltuil]

@@matthewpettway3864 Okay 👍

[@leroybigby5451]

Thanks for the content sir, the great MJ and Jacksons track. Great music can never die!!

[@catsara9114]

Another fantastic listening and analysis of MJ! 🤩💥Thank you for this ... always so good!

[@703024431]

Thank you for bringing MJ again

[@MalaliYoga]

Thanks for this fantastic analysis of one of my MJ’s favorite songs

[@MrElectricwave]

I love this song. And the piano at the end was so beautifully played.

[@lorenzothesoulsinger]

Awesome as always. Love all your MJ videos especially the ones with the Jackson 5/Jacksons

[@erenyeeagah204]

LEETS GOOO NEW MJ ANALYSIS!!!!

[@begotola]

Absolutely amazing, someone give me goosebumps medicine.

[@wflister]

My most favorite uptempo song by Michael. Been listening to it since it came out. It takes me to THAT PLACE every time.

[@snakemod2558]

It would be nice if you do a video analysis about "Can't let her get away" , it's a nice vocal performance by Michael and i'm sure that song had a lot of hidden gems on it haha

[@s1dest3p]

This is one of the best songs ever made

[@ACCH-cm9ou]

thank you man,this is too cool ...MJ was a true Genius ..only a Genius can be that confident of his Art ,that he can leave all those " human" noises" ..the whole thing is on another level ,anything MJ did is on another level ❤❤❤

[@DJLee-zl2ml]

This is the template for everything to come. The story line. The style the vocals the backgrounds. Imagine if this had a video like the thriller album.

[@AntwoyneJordan-lb5qt]

His vocals have perfect harmony 😂 it's insane it's literally perfection to my ears😂😂😂

[@codychavarria6088]

people only wish they could sing like mike, He's at least at the minimum top five singers of all time the goat. And that's with whitney and aretha, sam cook an otis

[@Moonwalker4ever87]

And luther vandross definitely

[@westonosbourn317]

I love watching these videos!

[@begotola]

omg omg omg!!! haven't watched it yet but this is one of my favourite songs and Michael's performance is so amazing. Thank you!

[@brandiglover4650]

I love these Michael Jackson videos!! ❤

[@somethingdifferent4u247]

My point exactly. Excellent video. R.I.P. - MICHAEL JACKSON - Gone But Never Ever Forgotten 💯

[@howlsten]

aah, I really craved a Jackson walk-through! thanks for the satisfaction!

[@OfficialReggieJamz]

It's called SOUL! You have That Feeling!!! Runs, Vocal manipulation, using all natural sounds to make more music, scatting notes and instrumental sounds. He was raised Jehovahs Witness so A Capella gospel and singing is His Foundation! = SOUL! KING OF POP 👑

[@Desz93]

The highlight of this is Chris doing the vocals himself lol I love it

[@mjm4nzan0]

I was waiting for this analysis 😄

[@klarapfister783]

I had the honor to see the Jacksons live in Munich just days ago, it was so incredible to hear that song live :)

[@izinda]

There is no other word that................Genius

[@kevinpaige5746]

This has to be the single most bad ass MJ song/recording! So glad I got to hear broken down. Thanks!

[@lorenzoguarnaccia3802]

Hi Chris! It would be dope to see a video specifically on the MJ's harmonizing technique! Thank you so much!👋

[@freddiemanuel6155]

Bruh! Thank you SO much for this!

[@redz3906]

One of my top fav mj songs

[@codychavarria6088]

These songs literally need to be reworked. Just like how you're listening to them it's so cool and so good

[@mercontheeagle]

Hell yeah, one of my favourites being analysed 😎🔥