Michael Jackson’s Masterpieces and Popular Songs
Let us introduce the songs of Michael Jackson—an artist who could be called the most famous singer in the world without exaggeration.
Michael was a true entertainer who pursued perfection not only in his vocals and dance, but also in his band’s performance and stage production, delivering the ultimate in entertainment.
For that reason, he is known as the King of Pop and is highly acclaimed around the globe.
Although Michael suddenly passed away in 2009, there are still countless fans who love him today.
Now, please enjoy Michael Jackson’s meticulously crafted songs.
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Michael Jackson’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs (71–80)
Billie JeanMichael Jackson

He’s the legendary superstar, Michael Jackson.
There’s probably no one who doesn’t know him—his dancing, his singing, and the many other talents he possessed made him the world’s greatest entertainer.
Everyone must have respected him.
I wish we could have seen him active a little longer.
Happy Birthday LisaMichael Jackson

Michael Jackson, an American singer also known for dance and live performances such as the moonwalk.
This song, sung in 1973, is included on the album Music & Me.
It is a famous track known for being used in the TV anime The Simpsons.
The Way You Make Me FeelMichael Jackson

It’s a song with a triplet rhythm that makes you want to dance.
Michael Jackson’s distinctive vocals are addictive.
The lyrics are straightforward—almost excessively so.
Many artists have covered it, and among Michael Jackson’s many masterpieces, it’s one of the most popular.
Love Never Felt So Good (Fedde Le Grand Remix)Michael Jackson

A track released as a single by Michael Jackson in 2014.
It reached the Top 10 on charts around the world and was certified Platinum in the United States, Mexico, and Italy.
This version is a remix by Dutch house music DJ Fedde Le Grand.
Dirty DianaMaikeru Jakuson

Released in April 1988 as the fifth single from the album BAD.
A rock number where Eddie Van Halen’s fiercely melancholic guitar—following on from Beat It—and Michael’s near-screamed vocals resound.
In the music video, the woman appears only in silhouette, but her figure is stunning; in my innocent days, I swore, “I’m going to be like that!” Well, I’ll wait until I’m reborn.
The song portrays a woman who brings him down, yet the late Princess Diana, who heard it live, was reportedly delighted.
And then there’s another woman, Diana Ross—perhaps it’s love turned inside out, or maybe…
Man In The MirrorMaikeru Jakuson

Released in February 1988 as the fourth single from BAD.
Siedah Garrett—who also collaborated on the album’s “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You”—wrote the lyrics and contributed backing vocals.
It can be considered Michael’s first full-fledged gospel-style track.
At the 1988 Grammy Awards, he performed the song with a gospel choir behind him, looking almost like a priest singing, dancing, and praying.
Personally, it moves me to tears—it’s my favorite ballad.
Leave Me AloneMaikeru Jakuson

It’s included on the album “BAD,” and was also made into a short film in Michael’s first starring movie, “Moonwalker.” The song’s somewhat nostalgic tone is very pleasant, but in the visuals, various rumors about Michael fly around comically: “He has a room for Elizabeth Taylor,” “He owns the Elephant Man’s bones,” and of course, “about his plastic surgery.” In the end, he destroys a theme park that’s like a mass of rumors, as if he were Gulliver.
Perhaps it’s the fate that comes with being a mega-star.


