Michael Jackson, The Jackson 5 and Epic Records

MICHAEL JACKSON, INTEGRATN AS "THE JACKSON 5" AND THEIR REPRESENTATION BY SIGNING EPIC RECORDS (1975-1981)

Michael Jackson

1984

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Epic Records, The Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson

In June 1975, the Jackson 5 signed to Epic Records, a subsidiary of CBS Records and then changed its current name: "The Jackson 5" to its new name at that time, from now on would then be known as: " The Jacksons. "The younger brother of Michael Jackson, Randy Jackson, formally joined the band at that time, while Jermaine Jackson, deicide to pursue a solo career.

Tours: The Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson / 1976-1984

Michael Jackson, and the Jackson 5, they continued touring internationally with the production of six more albums between 1976 and 1984, a period of time during which Michael Jackson, was the principal songwriter,Michael Jackson, wrote hits like "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground) "," This Place Hotel "and" Can You Feel It ". Michael Jackson, appeared in 1978 as the Scarecrow in the musical The Wiz, which was a box office disaster. 

It was here, during presentations of the show The Wiz Michael Jackson, teamed up with Quincy Jones, who was the organizer of the music of the film. Quincy Jones, agreed to produce the next solo album de Michael Jackson, Off the Wall in 1979, and is curious to note anéctodta que Michael Jackson, broke his nose during a complex dance routine. His subsequent rhinoplasty was not a total success, he complained of breathing difficulties that affected their job performance at that time. It was then referred to Dr. Steven Hoefflin, who conducted the second rhinoplasty Michael Jackson, and became his favorite plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Hoefflin, the surgeon would make several further operations a Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson, and Quincy Jones produced the album Off the Wall together. Although they were not alone in pruducción ivolucrados that album because among the composers who contributed their bit in the production of it is:Michael Jackson, Rod Temperton, Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney. Michael Jackson, and his album "Off The Wall" was released in 1979, was the first album to generate four hits in the U.S. in the top 10 of Billboard's famous musical counts, including simple lists posthumous hits like "Do not Stop Til You" and "Rock With You," among other albums world-famous historical and de Michael Jackson, reached number three on the Billboard 200 and eventually sold just this album: "Off The Wall" over 20 million copies worldwide.

(Rhythm and Blues) for "Do not Stop Til Get Enough." - 1980

In 1980, Michael Jackson, won three awards at the American Music Awards for his solo efforts: The Award American Music by album Soul R & B (Rhythm and Blues) Award American music in the genre Soul by R & B (Rhythm and Blues) for Best Male Artist, and American Music Award in the genre Soul / R & B (Rhythm and Blues) for "Do not Stop Til Get Enough." That same year, also won the award from the Billboard, for best new artist Black, and Best Album for Black Music, and a Grammy Award for Best Male R & B (Rhythm and Blues) with better performance Vocal, also " Dont Stop Til You Get Enough ". 

More Triumphs of Michael Jackson, - 1981

The marathon and successful career triumphs of Michael Jackson, seemed endless, as he again won the American Music Awards in 1981 as Best New Artist Soul / R & B (Rhythm and Blues) as well as Best Album of Soul / R & B (Rhythm and Blues) as well as best male artist. Despite its undeniable commercial success, Michael Jackson, he felt his album Off the Wall, should have had a much bigger impact, and was determined to exceed expectations with its launch in 1980, which obtained the rights to change in the music industry, with 37 percent of the profits from selling album.