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    Michael Jackson

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    Pop King of America Michael Jackson Throughout the development of Pop culture in America, Michael Jackson, a man who obtained thirteen first singles, 17 Grammy Awards, and sold over 1 billion albums across the globe since his solo debut in 1972 (Izod 63–74), has contributed greatly to influence the public’s image of pop music. After the album Thriller got released, Michael Jackson became a role model for many music fans all around the world due to his . After his debut as a solo male artist, many

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    Michael Jackson Impact

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    Michael Jackson Many musicians shaped the music of the 20th century, but few had a lasting impact. Research and discover how your musician or band affected popular music of their day, and their contribution lives on today. Michael Jackson was the whole package, he could sing, dance, and even act a little. Michael didn’t just start out famous he had to take steps to get there. First he had to join a family band called the Jackson 5. Then after that he went big time. Michael Jackson impacted Rock

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    Biography of Michael Jackson

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    Michael Jackson Michael Jackson was born April 29, 1958 to a working class family in Gary, Indiana. His parents, Joe and Katherine had ten children and Michael Jackson was the eighth child. The Jackson family was very musically inclined. Michael’s father played guitar in a small R&B band, his mother sang frequently, and his brothers often sand and played with their father’s guitar (Biography on Michael Jackson, 2002). Michael Jackson was no exception to his family’s musical ability. At

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    talent. Michael Jackson became famous when he was young and his music is still listened to to this day. His unbelievable talents are what set him apart from everyone else. By viewing Jackson’s life one can see how he greatly influenced the music industry and how he has helped those less fortunate. Michael Jackson, to this day, is known as the King of Pop. Born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana, he grew up with eight other siblings and

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    Michael Jackson is one of the most famous entertainers to have ever lived. Not only does he have many great songs, but he also has many great achievements as well. In addition, he is the influence of music in the future generations. When he died, it was a shock to the entire world. Thousands of people all over the world wish he was still alive today. If I could give someone advice from in the past, I would warn Michael Jackson that if he took the pills, he would die. Michael “The King of Pop”

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    Michael Joseph Jackson is considered one of the best and most influential artist of all time. The album Thriller, one of the highest selling albums, and has sold over sixty-five million copies over the years. The singer had a successful career ever since his beginnings due to his high vocals, charm, and his performance skills. However, Michael Jackson does not have the vocal capabilities of one such as Freddy Mercury, or the artistic prowess of Santana. Clearly, the public has overrated the singer

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    Michael Jackson Essay

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    Michael Jackson: Man In The Mirror      Michael Jackson is arguably the most well know celebrity figure in the world today. Michael Joseph Jackson was born in August 1958, in Gary, Indiana. Jackson has spent almost his entire life as a public performer. He was a member of the Jackson Five at the age of four, soon becoming the group's lead vocalist and front man. Onstage, he modeled his dance moves and vocal styling on James Brown, and portrayed an absolute self-confidence

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    Michael Jackson Hero

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    Superman fought and saved the world from Lex Luthor while Batman fought the Joker and saved Gotham. Michael Jackson fought and defeated racial barriers in the music industry, endured his father’s abuse for years until he successfully made a name for himself, and helped people around the world through his humanitarianism and music. Michael Jackson is a hero for everything he has done in his lifetime whether it be donating money to numerous children's foundation or writing a song to the victims of

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    Michael Jackson Essay

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    Michael Jackson was born on August 29, 1958. He was one of ten children growing up. Michael and his siblings grew up in a very strict home. He had many conflicts with his father, who was physically and emotionally abusive. Michael’s music career began with the formation of The Jackson 5 in 1963, when he joined his brothers, Jackie, Tito, Marlon, and Jermaine in their already booming musical group. This was the start of Michael’s singing career. He was only five years old at this time, and went

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    Essay On Michael Jackson

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    Looking back on Michael Jackson, we remember only the good. He was a great songwriter and had an amazing voice. Nobody else could move like he could. Even though he had an amazing career, his life was not always easy. His father was hard on him from a young age and that took a toll on him later in his life. If his father didn’t push him to become a singer, the music industry would not be the same. His childhood is where it all began. Michael was born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana. He didn’t

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