Der beste MICHAEL JACKSON-SONG

Zappa und ich haben uns hier glaube ich schon mal auf Ben geeinigt

nikodemuszappa und ich haben uns hier glaube ich schon mal auf ben geeinigt

wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Ganz klar ‚Man In The Mirror‘.

nikodemusZappa und ich haben uns hier glaube ich schon mal auf Ben geeinigt

Na klar, was sonst?
Ben ist und bleibt für mich sein bester Song.

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Zappa1Na klar, was sonst?
Ben ist und bleibt für mich sein bester Song.

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ja unglaublich- er war so 11 Jahre alt oder?
song written by Donny Osmond

Michael Jackson war der erste schwarze Künstler der in MTV auftreten durfte / gezeigt wurde
mit seinem grandiosen
Billie Jean is not my lover
She`s just a girl who claims that I am the one
But the kid is not my son
She says I am the one, but the kid is not my son

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Zappa1“Ben“ ist von 1972, also war er 13/14 Jahre alt.

Wie kommst du darauf, dass Donny Osmond den Song geschrieben hat?
Der war da ja selber erst 14/15 Jahre alt.
Wär mir auch völlig neu.

du hast recht ich vertippte mich mit dem „by“ es sollte heissen „for“

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_(song)
tschuldigung hab grade mal nachgschaut
jetzt is das auch schon wieder wekke – ich zitiere:

Ben (song)
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“Ben”

Single by Michael Jackson
from the album Ben
Released July 12, 1972
Recorded 1972
Genre Pop-Rock/R&B
Label Motown
Writer(s) Don Black and Walter Scharf
Producer The Corporation: Freddie Perren, Alphonzo Mizell, Deke Richards and Berry Gordy, Jr
Michael Jackson singles chronology
„Ain’t No Sunshine“
(1972) „Ben“

„Ben“ is a number-one hit song recorded by the teenaged Michael Jackson for the Motown label in 1972. The song, the theme of a 1972 film of the same name (the sequel to the 1971 killer rat movie Willard), spent one week at the top of the U.S. pop chart. It also reached number-one on the Australian pop chart, spending eight weeks at the top spot. The song also later reached a peak of number seven on the British pop chart.

The song became the first of thirteen number-one pop hits for Jackson in the United States and his first number-one as a solo artist.

Later included on Jackson’s album of the same name, „Ben“ won a Golden Globe for Best Song and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song.

[edit] Cultural references
The song was originally written for Donny Osmond, but he was on tour and unavailable when it was time to record the single, so the song was offered to Michael Jackson.
Though Jackson had already become the youngest artist to ever record a number-one („I Want You Back“ with his brothers, The Jackson 5, in 1970), „Ben“ made him the third-youngest solo artist, at fourteen, to score a number-one hit single. Only Stevie Wonder, who was thirteen when „Fingertips, Pt. 2“ went to number one, and Donny Osmond, who was months shy of his fourteenth birthday when „Go Away Little Girl“ hit number one in 1971 were younger.
Jackson performed „Ben“ in front of a live audience at the Academy Awards ceremony, where it was up for the Oscar for Best Original Song in 1973.
Kipp Lennon, who performed the singing part of Michael Jackson’s character on The Simpsons , sang „Ben“ to Homer Simpson in the episode „Stark Raving Dad“.
The band Pearl Jam makes a reference to the song „Ben“ on their 1993 album Vs. on the song „Rats“, with the line „Ben, the two of us need look no more“ repeated several times at the end the track.
It has also been covered by the Irish group Boyzone on their album A Different Beat.
The song was featured in the TV movie Wedding Wars, sung by John Stamos‘ character at the wedding of his brother, Ben, and backed by a gay men’s chorus.
British singer Connie Talbot covered the song for her album, Over The Rainbow
The song was covered in 2003 by Crispin Glover, for the remake of the prequel to the film Ben, Willard. The music video for the song is included on the DVD.
Another cover of „Ben“ was featured on the 2nd single of an up-and-coming Japanese singer, Stephanie, entitled because of you.
The song was spoofed in the television show The Wayans Bros. when it was sung by Marlon Wayans about his rat named „Rufus“.
The song was sang by 9 year old autistic boy David Militello on the third season of America’s Got Talent.
In a second season episode of the North American version of Queer as Folk, Michael Novotny sings the opening lines to this so

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gut – musste erstma alles zusammensuchen
weißt was ich wirklich soooo hart finde?
Die waren schon so berühmt und durften in verschiedenen Städten nicht auftreten – weil sie „schwarz“ waren
die Konzerte waren ausverkauft aber die durften nicht auftreten
auch andere Künstler wurden behandelt wie Hunde
S.D.Jr. z.B. durfte nicht in diesen grandiosen Hotels der „rat pacs“ übernachten , der schlief im Bus neben Las Vegas- obwohl Frank Sinatra die ganze Maffia hinter sich hatte
das waren üble Zeiten die damals „schwarze“ Künstler hatten und zog sich auch über den jungen M.J.
dass der dann mal komplett ausgetickt ist- kann ich schon verstehen- teilweise kann ich das schon verstehen

Flint Holloway1. Billy Jean
2. Don’t Stop ‚Til You Get Enough

zwar nicht die einzigen hörenswerten, aber der rest folgt mit einem so gewaltigen abstand, dass er besser unerwähnt bleibt um die brillanz der beiden genannten nicht zu schmälern.

Billie Jean!
is not my lover
she`s just a girl who claims that I am the one
but the kid is not my son
she says I am the one, but the kid is not my son….

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Thanx