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1. Michael Jackson, "Thriller," 2,343,000. Everybody knows you can't release seven singles from one album. Evidently Jackson didn't get the memo, because this was the seventh single (and the seventh top 10 hit) from Thriller. Rod Temperton wrote the song, which hit #3 R&B and #4 pop in 1984. The late Vincent Price did the spooky rap on the album version. The song has been a Halloween perennial since 1983.
2. Michael Jackson, "Billie Jean," 1,882,000. Even more than the Off The Wall singles, this striking record proved that Jackson was all grown up. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1983. He performed it on the Motown 25 special, where he introduced the moonwalk to universal acclaim. David Cook sang the song en route to his victory on American Idol in 2008.
3. Michael Jackson, "Beat It," 1,575,000. Rock and R&B were almost completely separate fields until Jackson came along with this genre-bridging smash. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1983. Eddie Van Halen played the guitar solo. A remake by Fall Out Boy featuring John Mayer went top 20 in 2008. "Weird Al" Yankovic hit the top 20 in 1984 with a parody titled "Eat It."
4. Michael Jackson, "Man In The Mirror," 1,281,000. This introspective, socially conscious song was one of Jackson's finest singles. It showed that he could explore deeper themes in his work without losing the beat. Glen Ballard and Siedah Garrett co-wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1988. Garrett, the Winans and the Andrae Crouch Choir sang background vocals.
5. Michael Jackson, "Don't Stop ‘Til You Get Enough," 1,259,000. This was the first single from Jackson's first album with producer Quincy Jones. It hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1979. It was Jackson's first #1 hit as an adult artist. It also brought him his first Grammy. Jackson wrote the song, which jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson covered in 1982.
6. Etta James, "At Last," 1,143,000. This ultra-romantic ballad was already an oldie when James recorded it in 1961. Bandleader Glenn Miller had a hit with the Harry Warren/Mack Gordon song in 1942. James' rendition reached #2 R&B and #47 pop. It was featured in the 1988 movie Rain Man. Beyonce sang the song in the movie Cadillac Records and at President Obama's post-inaugural gala.
7. M.C. Hammer, "U Can't Touch This," 1,113,000. Hammer (Stanley Burrell) wrote this song, which borrows heavily from Rick James' 1981 hit "Super Freak (Part I)." "U Can't Touch This" hit #1 R&B and #8 pop in 1990. The song was featured on a recent episode of Glee.
8. Michael Jackson, "The Way You Make Me Feel," 1,094,000. Jackson wrote this randy song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1988. In 1988, in his only solo Grammy performance, Jackson sang this song and "Man In The Mirror." It was one of the greatest performances in Grammy history.
9. Sir Mix-A-Lot, "Baby Got Back," 1,042,000. Sir-Mix-A-Lot (Anthony Ray) wrote this song, which hit #27 R&B and #1 pop in 1992. It was featured on the hit soundtrack to Charlie's Angels in 2000. Jennifer Aniston's character sang it to calm her baby on a memorable episode of Friends.
10. Michael Jackson, "Smooth Criminal," 1,015,000. After Jackson's success with seven singles from Thriller, no one thought twice when this was released as the seventh single from Bad. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #2 R&B and #7 pop in 1989. The video, featuring actor Joe Pesci, was one of Jackson's most elaborate. A 2001 cover version by Alien Ant Farm made the top 30.
11. Michael Jackson, "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)," 1,002,000. James Ingram and Quincy Jones co-wrote this song, which hit #46 R&B and #10 pop in 1983. It was the sixth single from Thriller.
12. Marvin Gaye, "Let's Get It On," 997,000. What's the most erotic song ever to become an across-the-board hit? This smoldering smash, which Gaye co-wrote with Ed Townsend, would be high on anyone's list. The song hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1973. Gaye's recording has been featured in many films, including Nine Months and Austin Powers-The Spy Who Shagged Me.
13. Earth, Wind & Fire, "September," 880,000. "Shining Star" and "After The Love Has Gone" were bigger hits for EWF in the ‘70s, but this has sold better in the digital realm. Albert McKay, Maurice White and Allee Willis co-wrote the exhilarating song, which hit #1 R&B and #8 pop in 1979. It was featured on the Soul Food soundtrack in 1997.
14. The Temptations, "My Girl," 851,000. This graceful ballad is one of the true standards of the last 50 years. Smokey Robinson and Ronnie White co-wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1965. Twenty years later, two members of the Temptations, David Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick, joined Daryl Hall & John Oates for a live medley which featured the song. It went top 20, as did a 1988 cover by Suave. The Temps' version has appeared in such movies as The Big Chill, Born On The Fourth Of July and My Girl.
15. The Jackson 5, "ABC," 849,000. Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr. co-wrote this exuberant ditty with Fonce Mizell, Freddie Perren and Deke Richards. It hit #1 R&B and #1 pop. It was featured on the Crooklyn soundtrack in 1994.
16. Gloria Gaynor, "I Will Survive," 840,000. This song started out as the B-side to "Substitute." Never heard of it? You're not alone. "Substitute" "bubbled under" the Hot 100 at #107, but this song went all the way. Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren co-wrote the disco anthem, which hit #4 R&B and #1 pop in 1979. It appeared in the 1994 film The Adventures Of Priscilla: Queen Of The Desert. Two years later, a version by Chantay Savage made the top 30.
17. Stevie Wonder, "Superstition," 829,000. This supremely funky record was Wonder's first #1 hit on the Hot 100 as an adult artist. (As Little Stevie Wonder, he had topped the chart in 1963 with "Fingertips-Pt 2.") Wonder wrote the song, which also hit #1 R&B in 1973. Stevie Ray Vaughan released a memorable live version in 1986.
1. Michael Jackson, "Thriller," 2,343,000. Everybody knows you can't release seven singles from one album. Evidently Jackson didn't get the memo, because this was the seventh single (and the seventh top 10 hit) from Thriller. Rod Temperton wrote the song, which hit #3 R&B and #4 pop in 1984. The late Vincent Price did the spooky rap on the album version. The song has been a Halloween perennial since 1983.
2. Michael Jackson, "Billie Jean," 1,882,000. Even more than the Off The Wall singles, this striking record proved that Jackson was all grown up. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1983. He performed it on the Motown 25 special, where he introduced the moonwalk to universal acclaim. David Cook sang the song en route to his victory on American Idol in 2008.
3. Michael Jackson, "Beat It," 1,575,000. Rock and R&B were almost completely separate fields until Jackson came along with this genre-bridging smash. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1983. Eddie Van Halen played the guitar solo. A remake by Fall Out Boy featuring John Mayer went top 20 in 2008. "Weird Al" Yankovic hit the top 20 in 1984 with a parody titled "Eat It."
4. Michael Jackson, "Man In The Mirror," 1,281,000. This introspective, socially conscious song was one of Jackson's finest singles. It showed that he could explore deeper themes in his work without losing the beat. Glen Ballard and Siedah Garrett co-wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1988. Garrett, the Winans and the Andrae Crouch Choir sang background vocals.
5. Michael Jackson, "Don't Stop ‘Til You Get Enough," 1,259,000. This was the first single from Jackson's first album with producer Quincy Jones. It hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1979. It was Jackson's first #1 hit as an adult artist. It also brought him his first Grammy. Jackson wrote the song, which jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson covered in 1982.
6. Etta James, "At Last," 1,143,000. This ultra-romantic ballad was already an oldie when James recorded it in 1961. Bandleader Glenn Miller had a hit with the Harry Warren/Mack Gordon song in 1942. James' rendition reached #2 R&B and #47 pop. It was featured in the 1988 movie Rain Man. Beyonce sang the song in the movie Cadillac Records and at President Obama's post-inaugural gala.
7. M.C. Hammer, "U Can't Touch This," 1,113,000. Hammer (Stanley Burrell) wrote this song, which borrows heavily from Rick James' 1981 hit "Super Freak (Part I)." "U Can't Touch This" hit #1 R&B and #8 pop in 1990. The song was featured on a recent episode of Glee.
8. Michael Jackson, "The Way You Make Me Feel," 1,094,000. Jackson wrote this randy song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1988. In 1988, in his only solo Grammy performance, Jackson sang this song and "Man In The Mirror." It was one of the greatest performances in Grammy history.
9. Sir Mix-A-Lot, "Baby Got Back," 1,042,000. Sir-Mix-A-Lot (Anthony Ray) wrote this song, which hit #27 R&B and #1 pop in 1992. It was featured on the hit soundtrack to Charlie's Angels in 2000. Jennifer Aniston's character sang it to calm her baby on a memorable episode of Friends.
10. Michael Jackson, "Smooth Criminal," 1,015,000. After Jackson's success with seven singles from Thriller, no one thought twice when this was released as the seventh single from Bad. Jackson wrote the song, which hit #2 R&B and #7 pop in 1989. The video, featuring actor Joe Pesci, was one of Jackson's most elaborate. A 2001 cover version by Alien Ant Farm made the top 30.
11. Michael Jackson, "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)," 1,002,000. James Ingram and Quincy Jones co-wrote this song, which hit #46 R&B and #10 pop in 1983. It was the sixth single from Thriller.
12. Marvin Gaye, "Let's Get It On," 997,000. What's the most erotic song ever to become an across-the-board hit? This smoldering smash, which Gaye co-wrote with Ed Townsend, would be high on anyone's list. The song hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1973. Gaye's recording has been featured in many films, including Nine Months and Austin Powers-The Spy Who Shagged Me.
13. Earth, Wind & Fire, "September," 880,000. "Shining Star" and "After The Love Has Gone" were bigger hits for EWF in the ‘70s, but this has sold better in the digital realm. Albert McKay, Maurice White and Allee Willis co-wrote the exhilarating song, which hit #1 R&B and #8 pop in 1979. It was featured on the Soul Food soundtrack in 1997.
14. The Temptations, "My Girl," 851,000. This graceful ballad is one of the true standards of the last 50 years. Smokey Robinson and Ronnie White co-wrote the song, which hit #1 R&B and #1 pop in 1965. Twenty years later, two members of the Temptations, David Ruffin and Eddie Kendrick, joined Daryl Hall & John Oates for a live medley which featured the song. It went top 20, as did a 1988 cover by Suave. The Temps' version has appeared in such movies as The Big Chill, Born On The Fourth Of July and My Girl.
15. The Jackson 5, "ABC," 849,000. Motown founder Berry Gordy Jr. co-wrote this exuberant ditty with Fonce Mizell, Freddie Perren and Deke Richards. It hit #1 R&B and #1 pop. It was featured on the Crooklyn soundtrack in 1994.
16. Gloria Gaynor, "I Will Survive," 840,000. This song started out as the B-side to "Substitute." Never heard of it? You're not alone. "Substitute" "bubbled under" the Hot 100 at #107, but this song went all the way. Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren co-wrote the disco anthem, which hit #4 R&B and #1 pop in 1979. It appeared in the 1994 film The Adventures Of Priscilla: Queen Of The Desert. Two years later, a version by Chantay Savage made the top 30.
17. Stevie Wonder, "Superstition," 829,000. This supremely funky record was Wonder's first #1 hit on the Hot 100 as an adult artist. (As Little Stevie Wonder, he had topped the chart in 1963 with "Fingertips-Pt 2.") Wonder wrote the song, which also hit #1 R&B in 1973. Stevie Ray Vaughan released a memorable live version in 1986.Michael Jackson's estate has earned nearly $1billion since his death!
"Michael Jackson's estate has raked in close to a billion dollars in the year since he died.
The huge sum - from record sales and lucrative deals brokered by the estate - is 47 TIMES what the debt-ridden King Of Pop made the previous year.
That's nearly two thirds of what Elvis Presley's estate has made in the 33 YEARS since his death."
"A source said: "The estate has made around $900million (£614m) in cash since Michael's death. This is an incredible amount. No other artist has ever made that much since they died. It should ensure Michael goes down in history as the greatest artist of all time."
"Michael Jackson's estate has raked in close to a billion dollars in the year since he died.
The huge sum - from record sales and lucrative deals brokered by the estate - is 47 TIMES what the debt-ridden King Of Pop made the previous year.
That's nearly two thirds of what Elvis Presley's estate has made in the 33 YEARS since his death."
"A source said: "The estate has made around $900million (£614m) in cash since Michael's death. This is an incredible amount. No other artist has ever made that much since they died. It should ensure Michael goes down in history as the greatest artist of all time."
UNITED KINGDOM
Top 100 Albums
#86 (96) Number Ones
Top 40 Catalogue Albums
#37 (25) Bad
Top 40 R&B Albums
#25 (24) The Essential Michael Jackson
Top 40 Music Videos
#1 (1) Michael Jackson's This Is It
#2 (6) Moonwalker
#25 (26) Live In Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour
#39 (30) HIStory I & II
Source: http://theofficialcharts.com/
Top 100 Albums
#86 (96) Number Ones
Top 40 Catalogue Albums
#37 (25) Bad
Top 40 R&B Albums
#25 (24) The Essential Michael Jackson
Top 40 Music Videos
#1 (1) Michael Jackson's This Is It
#2 (6) Moonwalker
#25 (26) Live In Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour
#39 (30) HIStory I & II
Source: http://theofficialcharts.com/
si estan asombrados con lo que vendio Michael desde el 25 de junio, que supera los 40 millones de albumes....de su catàlogo, les aseguro que el New Album va a hacer saltar los Rankings del Mundo Entero !!
Para los que creen que lo mejor de la carrera de Michael ya es pasado, esperen a Noviembre., y veràn al Hombre Record, en el peor momento de la Industria, Romper todos los records conocidos hasta ahora !!!!
Lo nuevo del Rey llega para Romper los Rankings del Planeta !!!!!!!!!
Para los que creen que lo mejor de la carrera de Michael ya es pasado, esperen a Noviembre., y veràn al Hombre Record, en el peor momento de la Industria, Romper todos los records conocidos hasta ahora !!!!
Lo nuevo del Rey llega para Romper los Rankings del Planeta !!!!!!!!!
UNITED STATES
Billboard 200
#85 (115) Number Ones
#142 (RE) Thriller
#173 (188) The Essential Michael Jackson
#175 (180) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Catalog Albums
#3 (5) Number Ones
#14 (29) Thriller
#20 (19) The Essential Michael Jackson
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums
#32 (36) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Soundtracks
#14 (12) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Catalog:
231 EPIC 3 5 3 JACKSON*MICHAEL NUMBER ONES 4,986 4,582 9 4,264,880
50 EPIC 33 29 14 JACKSON*MICHAEL THRILLER 3,617 2,686 35 5,809,596
76 EPIC 19 19 20 JACKSON*MICHAEL ESSENTIAL MICHAEL JACKSON 3,170 2,932 8 1,651,286
49 EPIC 130 126 112 JACKSON*MICHAEL BAD 1,478 1,361 9 1,579,051
49 EPIC 192 185 JACKSON*MICHAEL VOL. 1-GREATEST HITS HISTORY 1,160 1,032 12 1,171,782
Top R&B Current Albums:
41 UNIV 124 119 113 JACKSON*MICHAEL DEFINITIVE COLLECTION 444 394 13 105,800
50 EPIC 156 150 140 JACKSONS PLAYLIST: THE VERY BEST 317 278 14 38,450
Top Music Videos:
50 EPIC 7 5 6 JACKSON*MICHAEL LIVE IN BUCHAREST 1,538 1,257 22 704,539
283 EPIC 8 7 7 JACKSON*MICHAEL NUMBER ONES 1,176 990 19 1,296,029
50 EPIC 16 16 14 JACKSON*MICHAEL VIDEO GREATEST HITS: HISTORY 642 563 14 520,324
49 EPIC 41 39 JACKSON*MICHAEL VOL. 2-HISTORY ON FILM 299 234 28 398,155
Billboard 200
#85 (115) Number Ones
#142 (RE) Thriller
#173 (188) The Essential Michael Jackson
#175 (180) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Catalog Albums
#3 (5) Number Ones
#14 (29) Thriller
#20 (19) The Essential Michael Jackson
Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums
#32 (36) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Soundtracks
#14 (12) Michael Jackson's This Is It
Top Catalog:
231 EPIC 3 5 3 JACKSON*MICHAEL NUMBER ONES 4,986 4,582 9 4,264,880
50 EPIC 33 29 14 JACKSON*MICHAEL THRILLER 3,617 2,686 35 5,809,596
76 EPIC 19 19 20 JACKSON*MICHAEL ESSENTIAL MICHAEL JACKSON 3,170 2,932 8 1,651,286
49 EPIC 130 126 112 JACKSON*MICHAEL BAD 1,478 1,361 9 1,579,051
49 EPIC 192 185 JACKSON*MICHAEL VOL. 1-GREATEST HITS HISTORY 1,160 1,032 12 1,171,782
Top R&B Current Albums:
41 UNIV 124 119 113 JACKSON*MICHAEL DEFINITIVE COLLECTION 444 394 13 105,800
50 EPIC 156 150 140 JACKSONS PLAYLIST: THE VERY BEST 317 278 14 38,450
Top Music Videos:
50 EPIC 7 5 6 JACKSON*MICHAEL LIVE IN BUCHAREST 1,538 1,257 22 704,539
283 EPIC 8 7 7 JACKSON*MICHAEL NUMBER ONES 1,176 990 19 1,296,029
50 EPIC 16 16 14 JACKSON*MICHAEL VIDEO GREATEST HITS: HISTORY 642 563 14 520,324
49 EPIC 41 39 JACKSON*MICHAEL VOL. 2-HISTORY ON FILM 299 234 28 398,155