MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Laten we hier gewoon praten over vanalles wat met hem te maken heeft. Het valt uiteindelijk toch onder muziek, dus.
Wie spaart er overigens de Visionary singles?
Wie spaart er overigens de Visionary singles?
Justin Timberlake bedoel je. Deze persoon is alweer bezig met een nieuwe plaat en zal de top10 weer op zijn kop zetten in 2007.quote:Op maandag 15 mei 2006 18:29 schreef ivosnivo het volgende:
Dus dat verhaal van 50 cent is ook gelogen? Ik denk dat mj beter had kunnen samenwerken met die gast van nsync toen ie nog populair was.
Het album wat hij had gemaakt met pharell was btw bedoelt voor Michael Jackson. Alleen wilde MJ toen niet samenwerken met Pharell dus ging Timberlake er met de eer van door.
Dit maal zal Timberlake het zonder Pharell moeten doen maar dat zal best wel goed komen.
Verder zijn MJ en Justin Timberlake bevriend dus ooit zit er nog wel een duetje in. Tijdens de 30th aniversery stond hij voor de tweede keer samen met MJ op het podium. Dat zit dus wel snor.
oja.. Pharrell schrijft zo'n beetje alles voor MJ he? Hij wilde ook het nummer "You Don't Have To Call" met Jackson opnemen, het interview ging iets van "I called Michael, and he said it was cool. So I gave it to Usher" "You gave it to Usher because Michael said it was cool?" "No.. he said it was cool but nothing for him." Hij vond het denk ik gewoon crap
khoop nog wel eens op een samenwerking tussen ze
ik spaar geen Visionary btw, heb toch de albums al.. zal zeker de zakken van Sony ff vullen
khoop nog wel eens op een samenwerking tussen ze
ik spaar geen Visionary btw, heb toch de albums al.. zal zeker de zakken van Sony ff vullen
Pardon? Ik mis iets denk ik? Of heb je het over het nieuwe album?quote:Pharrell schrijft zo'n beetje alles voor MJ he?
je bent wel fel he
ik bedoel natuurlijk niet dat alle nummers van Michael Jackson door Pharrell geschreven zijn, maar dat alle nummers van Pharrell, die uiteindelijk bij Usher of Justin oid eindigen, eigenlijk voor MJ geschreven zijn.. zoiets zei hij in een interview op MTV.. dat is een van z'n dromen: MJ die een door hem geschreven nummer inzingt
ik bedoel natuurlijk niet dat alle nummers van Michael Jackson door Pharrell geschreven zijn, maar dat alle nummers van Pharrell, die uiteindelijk bij Usher of Justin oid eindigen, eigenlijk voor MJ geschreven zijn.. zoiets zei hij in een interview op MTV.. dat is een van z'n dromen: MJ die een door hem geschreven nummer inzingt
Lol, sorry ik ben een beetje fel ingesteld soms.
Ik denk dat als MJ een album uitbrengt er hoogstens 1/2 liedjes van hem op zullen staan, en dan nog zal hij er z'n eigen draai aan geven. MJ wil altijd zelf iets met de liedjes te maken hebben. Dat kun je op bijvoorbeeld Invincible ook zien; veel mensen werken er aan mee maar uiteindelijk voegt hij er nog wel iets aan toe. Hij heeft ook met alle liedjes meegeschreven behalve Butterflies & Cry.
Overigens heb ik liever Quincy. Riley vind ik toch iets minder
Ik denk dat als MJ een album uitbrengt er hoogstens 1/2 liedjes van hem op zullen staan, en dan nog zal hij er z'n eigen draai aan geven. MJ wil altijd zelf iets met de liedjes te maken hebben. Dat kun je op bijvoorbeeld Invincible ook zien; veel mensen werken er aan mee maar uiteindelijk voegt hij er nog wel iets aan toe. Hij heeft ook met alle liedjes meegeschreven behalve Butterflies & Cry.
Overigens heb ik liever Quincy. Riley vind ik toch iets minder
Tja, Quincy heeft meer soul. Riley is meer van de beats. Maar nog een soortgelijk album als Dangerous of Invincible gaat er bij mij niet in
Op woensdag 21 maart 2012 19:42 schreef Drassss het volgende:
Ben ik de enige die steeds Sideboobie leest ipv van Sideshowbobbie
Ben ik de enige die steeds Sideboobie leest ipv van Sideshowbobbie
Nee, gewoon een nieuwe geniale kant van Michael. Die man kan zoveel, alles wat hij aanraakt wordt bijna automatisch geniaal. Ik ben zo benieuwd of 'ie zich gewoon echt laat leiden zoor z'n muziekgevoel.
Ff een interssant interview van inet geplukt:
Interview With Teddy Riley
Teddy Riley is well known to Michael Jackson fans. He has worked with Michael and has influenced a generation of today's R&B artists. In this interview with Underground Soul, Teddy Riley talks about plans for the future and Michael.
Greg: Hi Teddy, welcome to Underground Soul and thank you for your time.
Teddy: Thank You for having me.
Greg: There has been a bit of a New Jack Swing revival lately. How has the tour with Blackstreet and Guy been going?
Teddy: Been going great man. If it wasn’t we wouldn’t be continuing, you know that! But it’s going really great man. I can’t even say you have your ups and downs because everything has been up for us. Selling out everywhere and it’s doing really good. I have no complaints and people are really happy when they walk away.
Greg: How many more dates have you got on the tour?
Teddy: You know what, I really don’t know about the dates all I know is we’re going somewhere about a week before. I don’t really keep up with the schedule; I just know we have a bunch of dates.
Greg: What’s next after the tour?
Teddy: I have to go work with Michael Jackson and I have to work on these Blackstreet and Guy albums. So I have a lot of things that need to be done. I put that off to do the tour, but now it’s time to really get to work so that we can stay out on the road. Because how long can we play our original stuff, our old stuff, without a record. People will get tired of that. Ok we heard the good stuff, now give us some more good. That’s what we’re trying to prepare for and if we wait too long it will be late next year. We want to try and get it out either late this year or the beginning of next year. For Blackstreet we are looking at late 4th quarter for our first single with a B Side of a Christmas song. For Guy we are trying to do the same thing. With Michael Jackson, if we could do a 4th quarter, which I doubt, it’ll happen. If not we’ll definitely do a 2nd quarter next year.
Greg: Are there other people working with Michael Jackson on his record or just yourself?
Teddy: There will be other people working on there but he’s looking at me doing some quarterbacking on the project. I’m probably the one who is gonna foresee this project going forward on the music technology production side getting everybody to finish their projects, and hopefully he designates me to be that quarterback.
Greg: I played all the tracks you did with Michael on “Dangerous” earlier. I feel they were way ahead of their time.
Teddy: That’s why it is still playing. It’s pretty much the way all of my music is made, even with Guy and Blackstreet. I kinda follow the Prince, Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson formula – be ahead of your time so that your records are still playing years later.
Greg: Would you say the “Dangerous” album is one of your favourite projects?
Teddy: Yeah, it is one of my favourites along with Bobby Brown, Guy and Blackstreet.
Greg: I love your remix of “I Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” by Jane Child.
Teddy: Yeah. That’s one of my favourites. Kept me in the business!
Greg: Which projects do you feel should have been bigger? I always felt that Bobby Brown’s “Bobby” album should have been huge.
Teddy: Yeah, the thing about the Bobby album is that they jerked me again on the first single, but it’s alright, everything happens for a reason. I felt like if they had put out “Getaway” or something smooth like “One More Night”, or “That’s The Way Love Is”, you know what I’m saying. “That’s The Way Love Is” should have been a leading single. That “Humpin’ Around” record didn’t make no sense. But that was the A&R’s that were in charge having favouritism of producers.
Greg: Are you going to be working with Bobby on his comeback?
Teddy: I don’t know. He’s sent a message through a few people that the only person he wants working on this album is Teddy Riley. But it is gonna be too late as I’m gonna be in Bahrain with Michael, Guy and Blackstreet with my writing and production team so it’s probably gonna be too late.
Greg: What label are these projects going to come out on?
Teddy: Can’t tell you yet! But Michael is pretty much with his bag of tricks. He’s always coming up with the greatest plans so I’m waiting for his word. (Ed: Since the interview it has been reported that Michael Jackson has signed an exclusive recording agreement with Bahrain-based Two Seas Records. The label is a joint venture between the Michael Jackson and Abdulla Hamad Al-Khalifa.)
Greg: So I take it that you are solely concentrating on those 3 projects right now then?
Teddy: Right, but I have groups that I am signing. I am trying to sign SWV, Silk, Next - all the new legends. I’m trying to sign them so that I can do a big phenomenal concert package on the road with my own tour support and these groups not having to worry about if they sell out tickets. If we take it overseas we can do 10,000 seaters with 5 groups - Next, Silk, SWV, Blackstreet, Guy - you know what I am saying. That would be a great ticket and with tour support they don’t have to worry about guarantees.
Greg: What is the current Blackstreet Line Up? There is yourself, Mark Middleton, Eric Williams and I hear you have a new member.
Teddy: Yeah, his name is Jay. We call him Brown (laughs) because he’s not Black he’s Brown. (Ed: In reference to founder member Chauncey “Black” Hannibal.)
Greg: Where did you find him?
Teddy: I actually met him a long time ago and he was in a duet group, him and his buddy, and when we were looking for a new member of Blackstreet he was on my mind and I said this is the cat that we need. I just put out an APB and we found him.
Greg: Are you still in touch with Chauncey at all?
Teddy: Yeah. I just spoke to Chauncey last week.
Greg: Any chance that he will be on the new record?
Teddy: Well he’s working on his new album. It should be out 3rd quarter, something like that.
Greg: So how would you differentiate between the sound of Blackstreet and Guy?
Teddy: Oh, it’s really different. I mean Guy is more of like the hyper New Jack Swing and Blackstreet is more like the smooth tone New Jack Swing.
Greg: A few years ago Aaron Hall was asked to define New Jack Swing. He said it was his voice and Teddy Riley’s music.
Teddy: That’s what it is! It is pretty much everyone who has contributed to New Jack Swing, their voice and my music. Bobby Brown’s voice, my music. Michael Jackson’s voice, my music.
Greg: So how would you define New Jack Swing?
Teddy: I always define it as the new kid on the block that is swinging it with Teddy Riley’s music.
Greg: You mentioned Quincy Jones, and I know he is a massive influence on you. I always wanted you to do that Quincy Jones style project. An album by Teddy Riley with both established and up and coming artists singing and you as the producer. The likes of Michael, Bobby Brown, Aaron Hall, Big Bub….
Teddy: There will be a time for that. It’s kinda like planning out the next 20 years of my career and there will definitely be a time for that. I just need to get everyone back together. Once I get everyone back together we’ll have another millennium version of “We Are The World” and a bunch of things. I have my composers and my scores and we are gonna do movies and TV projects. So just look forward to it.
Greg: It is also well documented that you nurtured the likes of The Neptunes and Rodney Jerkins. You must be proud of what they have achieved.
Teddy: I’m blessed and definitely proud. I’m proud of God blessing me with all the things that are happening for me. Because at one moment, just like everyone else, at certain moments you see that your career isn’t going in the direction that you want it to go in. But I kept God first and kinda preyed along the way and he steered it back and got it back on the road! That’s a great feeling, I’m really proud of him.
Greg: Talking about your career not going in the direction you wanted it to, let’s go back to the late 90’s with your Lil’ Man Record label on Interscope. Following on from the massive success of the 2nd Blackstreet album you looked all set to go with the label. The Queen Pen album was released but we never heard from your other artists 911, Mike E, Nutta Butta and David Miller for example. Was it your choice not to release those albums?
Teddy: I just thought that my career in that aspect was being held back. I was threshold, my label was threshold. It was basically people who didn’t believe in the next music. When I did Queen Pen it became successful with only a little bit of push, it did well. As a new label you gotta believe in your artists, and I always believed in my artists, but I didn’t have the backing.
Greg: You also had a deal with Virgin to do a solo project called, “Blackrock”. Why did that never see the light of day?
Teddy: Because my music man was gone, they let him go. He was the guy who believed in me. The rest of them didn’t understand the Blackrock concept, but they still went ahead and tried to put it out overseas and leak it so that I don’t use it anymore, which I wasn’t trying to do. Once I shut down a project it’s shut down, it’ll never come out, but Virgin went ahead and still leaked it and gave away whatever they could of what they had.
Greg: So you don’t really re-use tracks?
Teddy: No I never re-use tracks like that, unless somebody request that I remake… like NSync when I did “Just Got Paid” over, they asked for it and I did it.
Greg: “Look In The Water” on the last Blackstreet album was originally a Mike E song though wasn’t it?
Teddy: Yeah, it was a Mike E song that never came out. These guys really wanted it so I said let’s do it. There’s another song that I want to re-use for Blackstreet which is a song that Michael Jackson did called “Heaven Can Wait”.
Greg: Pharrell Williams co-wrote “Look In The Water” didn’t he and Mike E was originally part of the Neptunes. Were the Neptunes going to be a group with Mike E singing and Pharrell rapping?
Teddy: Yes it was, but Mike E pulled out of it, quit.
Greg: But you kept in touch and brought him back as a solo artist?
Teddy: Yeah, we always stay in touch. In fact Mike E just e-mailed me yesterday.
Greg: Any plans for you to ever collaborate with the Neptunes? I know Pharrell always speaks very highly of you.
Teddy: Well that would be on them. If they request it I’d do it. I’m there. Anytime they request of me to do something or be somewhere, I’m there. Just to support and be back-up, I’m always with following up and supporting the artists and producers I bring forth. But it’s really on them to do the same thing. I’ll leave that to the Neptunes.
Greg: So moving forward with your new projects are you looking for a label that will back you 100%?
Teddy: We have our backing; we have everything that we need to put these projects out ourselves. We’re just trying to do the last thing that our funders are looking for which is do our own distribution plan so that none of our records are threshold and we can put out and sell as many records as we want without them stopping the production.
Greg: Have you got any other hot young producers in your camp at the moment that you are excited about?
Teddy: I have a few producers that’s up and coming. We have a kid named Jason, we have a kid named J-Styles, a kid named J-Mathis, we have another kid that’s coming – he’s top secret. We’re right now in the middle of negotiating something and I don’t want to publicise his name. When he comes he’s a beast! We got definitely what we would call the next Neptunes.
Greg: Have you got any writers? You did some great work with legendary Leon Sylvers III.
Teddy: Those guys that I mentioned are writers as well. J-Styles and a few other people. Also people who came from the Blackstreet albums like Karen Anderson and Sheri Blair.
Greg: What happened to Tammy Lucas?
Teddy: She’s still around. She just recently sent me her love through a mutual friend of ours and if I call her she would definitely come and be on the project as well.
Greg: How is your Brother Markell and Aqil Davidson these days? (Ed: Markell Riley and Aqil Davidson made up the group Wreckx’N’Effect)
Teddy: My Brother is a family man now; he has his construction company and doing his thing in North Carolina. I haven’t heard from Aqil.
Greg: So no Wreckx’N’Effect reunion then?
Teddy: I don’t see it. I mean if it happens it happens but I don’t see it because my Brother is pretty much finished with the business. He’s comfortable and he can just live life. He’s pretty much finished with music.
Greg: Finally, if you had to pick one song from your massive catalogue which would it be?
Teddy: Erm…… “Remember The Time”!
Greg: Great song. Teddy, I hope that all your projects go well for you this year.
Teddy: I know, God Bless’, it will. So far I’m feeling it. I’m just trying to stay calm, get my rest when I need it and keep it moving. I’m just trying to stay on the same formula that I’ve been on. The hardest working underground man in the business!
Greg: Thank you very much again for your time.
Teddy: Thank You man. Take care.
Source: MJFC / http://www.underground-soul.com / Special thanks to Monica for bringing this to our attention.
Interview With Teddy Riley
Teddy Riley is well known to Michael Jackson fans. He has worked with Michael and has influenced a generation of today's R&B artists. In this interview with Underground Soul, Teddy Riley talks about plans for the future and Michael.
Greg: Hi Teddy, welcome to Underground Soul and thank you for your time.
Teddy: Thank You for having me.
Greg: There has been a bit of a New Jack Swing revival lately. How has the tour with Blackstreet and Guy been going?
Teddy: Been going great man. If it wasn’t we wouldn’t be continuing, you know that! But it’s going really great man. I can’t even say you have your ups and downs because everything has been up for us. Selling out everywhere and it’s doing really good. I have no complaints and people are really happy when they walk away.
Greg: How many more dates have you got on the tour?
Teddy: You know what, I really don’t know about the dates all I know is we’re going somewhere about a week before. I don’t really keep up with the schedule; I just know we have a bunch of dates.
Greg: What’s next after the tour?
Teddy: I have to go work with Michael Jackson and I have to work on these Blackstreet and Guy albums. So I have a lot of things that need to be done. I put that off to do the tour, but now it’s time to really get to work so that we can stay out on the road. Because how long can we play our original stuff, our old stuff, without a record. People will get tired of that. Ok we heard the good stuff, now give us some more good. That’s what we’re trying to prepare for and if we wait too long it will be late next year. We want to try and get it out either late this year or the beginning of next year. For Blackstreet we are looking at late 4th quarter for our first single with a B Side of a Christmas song. For Guy we are trying to do the same thing. With Michael Jackson, if we could do a 4th quarter, which I doubt, it’ll happen. If not we’ll definitely do a 2nd quarter next year.
Greg: Are there other people working with Michael Jackson on his record or just yourself?
Teddy: There will be other people working on there but he’s looking at me doing some quarterbacking on the project. I’m probably the one who is gonna foresee this project going forward on the music technology production side getting everybody to finish their projects, and hopefully he designates me to be that quarterback.
Greg: I played all the tracks you did with Michael on “Dangerous” earlier. I feel they were way ahead of their time.
Teddy: That’s why it is still playing. It’s pretty much the way all of my music is made, even with Guy and Blackstreet. I kinda follow the Prince, Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson formula – be ahead of your time so that your records are still playing years later.
Greg: Would you say the “Dangerous” album is one of your favourite projects?
Teddy: Yeah, it is one of my favourites along with Bobby Brown, Guy and Blackstreet.
Greg: I love your remix of “I Don’t Wanna Fall In Love” by Jane Child.
Teddy: Yeah. That’s one of my favourites. Kept me in the business!
Greg: Which projects do you feel should have been bigger? I always felt that Bobby Brown’s “Bobby” album should have been huge.
Teddy: Yeah, the thing about the Bobby album is that they jerked me again on the first single, but it’s alright, everything happens for a reason. I felt like if they had put out “Getaway” or something smooth like “One More Night”, or “That’s The Way Love Is”, you know what I’m saying. “That’s The Way Love Is” should have been a leading single. That “Humpin’ Around” record didn’t make no sense. But that was the A&R’s that were in charge having favouritism of producers.
Greg: Are you going to be working with Bobby on his comeback?
Teddy: I don’t know. He’s sent a message through a few people that the only person he wants working on this album is Teddy Riley. But it is gonna be too late as I’m gonna be in Bahrain with Michael, Guy and Blackstreet with my writing and production team so it’s probably gonna be too late.
Greg: What label are these projects going to come out on?
Teddy: Can’t tell you yet! But Michael is pretty much with his bag of tricks. He’s always coming up with the greatest plans so I’m waiting for his word. (Ed: Since the interview it has been reported that Michael Jackson has signed an exclusive recording agreement with Bahrain-based Two Seas Records. The label is a joint venture between the Michael Jackson and Abdulla Hamad Al-Khalifa.)
Greg: So I take it that you are solely concentrating on those 3 projects right now then?
Teddy: Right, but I have groups that I am signing. I am trying to sign SWV, Silk, Next - all the new legends. I’m trying to sign them so that I can do a big phenomenal concert package on the road with my own tour support and these groups not having to worry about if they sell out tickets. If we take it overseas we can do 10,000 seaters with 5 groups - Next, Silk, SWV, Blackstreet, Guy - you know what I am saying. That would be a great ticket and with tour support they don’t have to worry about guarantees.
Greg: What is the current Blackstreet Line Up? There is yourself, Mark Middleton, Eric Williams and I hear you have a new member.
Teddy: Yeah, his name is Jay. We call him Brown (laughs) because he’s not Black he’s Brown. (Ed: In reference to founder member Chauncey “Black” Hannibal.)
Greg: Where did you find him?
Teddy: I actually met him a long time ago and he was in a duet group, him and his buddy, and when we were looking for a new member of Blackstreet he was on my mind and I said this is the cat that we need. I just put out an APB and we found him.
Greg: Are you still in touch with Chauncey at all?
Teddy: Yeah. I just spoke to Chauncey last week.
Greg: Any chance that he will be on the new record?
Teddy: Well he’s working on his new album. It should be out 3rd quarter, something like that.
Greg: So how would you differentiate between the sound of Blackstreet and Guy?
Teddy: Oh, it’s really different. I mean Guy is more of like the hyper New Jack Swing and Blackstreet is more like the smooth tone New Jack Swing.
Greg: A few years ago Aaron Hall was asked to define New Jack Swing. He said it was his voice and Teddy Riley’s music.
Teddy: That’s what it is! It is pretty much everyone who has contributed to New Jack Swing, their voice and my music. Bobby Brown’s voice, my music. Michael Jackson’s voice, my music.
Greg: So how would you define New Jack Swing?
Teddy: I always define it as the new kid on the block that is swinging it with Teddy Riley’s music.
Greg: You mentioned Quincy Jones, and I know he is a massive influence on you. I always wanted you to do that Quincy Jones style project. An album by Teddy Riley with both established and up and coming artists singing and you as the producer. The likes of Michael, Bobby Brown, Aaron Hall, Big Bub….
Teddy: There will be a time for that. It’s kinda like planning out the next 20 years of my career and there will definitely be a time for that. I just need to get everyone back together. Once I get everyone back together we’ll have another millennium version of “We Are The World” and a bunch of things. I have my composers and my scores and we are gonna do movies and TV projects. So just look forward to it.
Greg: It is also well documented that you nurtured the likes of The Neptunes and Rodney Jerkins. You must be proud of what they have achieved.
Teddy: I’m blessed and definitely proud. I’m proud of God blessing me with all the things that are happening for me. Because at one moment, just like everyone else, at certain moments you see that your career isn’t going in the direction that you want it to go in. But I kept God first and kinda preyed along the way and he steered it back and got it back on the road! That’s a great feeling, I’m really proud of him.
Greg: Talking about your career not going in the direction you wanted it to, let’s go back to the late 90’s with your Lil’ Man Record label on Interscope. Following on from the massive success of the 2nd Blackstreet album you looked all set to go with the label. The Queen Pen album was released but we never heard from your other artists 911, Mike E, Nutta Butta and David Miller for example. Was it your choice not to release those albums?
Teddy: I just thought that my career in that aspect was being held back. I was threshold, my label was threshold. It was basically people who didn’t believe in the next music. When I did Queen Pen it became successful with only a little bit of push, it did well. As a new label you gotta believe in your artists, and I always believed in my artists, but I didn’t have the backing.
Greg: You also had a deal with Virgin to do a solo project called, “Blackrock”. Why did that never see the light of day?
Teddy: Because my music man was gone, they let him go. He was the guy who believed in me. The rest of them didn’t understand the Blackrock concept, but they still went ahead and tried to put it out overseas and leak it so that I don’t use it anymore, which I wasn’t trying to do. Once I shut down a project it’s shut down, it’ll never come out, but Virgin went ahead and still leaked it and gave away whatever they could of what they had.
Greg: So you don’t really re-use tracks?
Teddy: No I never re-use tracks like that, unless somebody request that I remake… like NSync when I did “Just Got Paid” over, they asked for it and I did it.
Greg: “Look In The Water” on the last Blackstreet album was originally a Mike E song though wasn’t it?
Teddy: Yeah, it was a Mike E song that never came out. These guys really wanted it so I said let’s do it. There’s another song that I want to re-use for Blackstreet which is a song that Michael Jackson did called “Heaven Can Wait”.
Greg: Pharrell Williams co-wrote “Look In The Water” didn’t he and Mike E was originally part of the Neptunes. Were the Neptunes going to be a group with Mike E singing and Pharrell rapping?
Teddy: Yes it was, but Mike E pulled out of it, quit.
Greg: But you kept in touch and brought him back as a solo artist?
Teddy: Yeah, we always stay in touch. In fact Mike E just e-mailed me yesterday.
Greg: Any plans for you to ever collaborate with the Neptunes? I know Pharrell always speaks very highly of you.
Teddy: Well that would be on them. If they request it I’d do it. I’m there. Anytime they request of me to do something or be somewhere, I’m there. Just to support and be back-up, I’m always with following up and supporting the artists and producers I bring forth. But it’s really on them to do the same thing. I’ll leave that to the Neptunes.
Greg: So moving forward with your new projects are you looking for a label that will back you 100%?
Teddy: We have our backing; we have everything that we need to put these projects out ourselves. We’re just trying to do the last thing that our funders are looking for which is do our own distribution plan so that none of our records are threshold and we can put out and sell as many records as we want without them stopping the production.
Greg: Have you got any other hot young producers in your camp at the moment that you are excited about?
Teddy: I have a few producers that’s up and coming. We have a kid named Jason, we have a kid named J-Styles, a kid named J-Mathis, we have another kid that’s coming – he’s top secret. We’re right now in the middle of negotiating something and I don’t want to publicise his name. When he comes he’s a beast! We got definitely what we would call the next Neptunes.
Greg: Have you got any writers? You did some great work with legendary Leon Sylvers III.
Teddy: Those guys that I mentioned are writers as well. J-Styles and a few other people. Also people who came from the Blackstreet albums like Karen Anderson and Sheri Blair.
Greg: What happened to Tammy Lucas?
Teddy: She’s still around. She just recently sent me her love through a mutual friend of ours and if I call her she would definitely come and be on the project as well.
Greg: How is your Brother Markell and Aqil Davidson these days? (Ed: Markell Riley and Aqil Davidson made up the group Wreckx’N’Effect)
Teddy: My Brother is a family man now; he has his construction company and doing his thing in North Carolina. I haven’t heard from Aqil.
Greg: So no Wreckx’N’Effect reunion then?
Teddy: I don’t see it. I mean if it happens it happens but I don’t see it because my Brother is pretty much finished with the business. He’s comfortable and he can just live life. He’s pretty much finished with music.
Greg: Finally, if you had to pick one song from your massive catalogue which would it be?
Teddy: Erm…… “Remember The Time”!
Greg: Great song. Teddy, I hope that all your projects go well for you this year.
Teddy: I know, God Bless’, it will. So far I’m feeling it. I’m just trying to stay calm, get my rest when I need it and keep it moving. I’m just trying to stay on the same formula that I’ve been on. The hardest working underground man in the business!
Greg: Thank you very much again for your time.
Teddy: Thank You man. Take care.
Source: MJFC / http://www.underground-soul.com / Special thanks to Monica for bringing this to our attention.
Ik hoop vooral dat MJ weer fun krijgt in het maken van muziek. Het enige waar je dat echt kunt horen is op Off The Wall. Thriller & BAD werd al serieuzer en de rest van z'n albums was meer een verplicht nummertje.
madonna welquote:Op woensdag 25 januari 2006 14:20 schreef Brave_Sir_Robin het volgende:
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De Beatles is een groep dus die telt lekker niet mee, en bovendien haalt MJ de beste score per album.
En niet gaan zeuren dat MJ tegenwoordig niet meer scoort met zijn nummers, dat doen de Beatles en Elvis ook niet.
Jackson Family Official Website
For Immediate Release:
May 21, 2006
Per Mr. Joseph Jackson:
Statements from The Jackson Family Patriarch Joseph Jackson will be posted on his Official Website, Joe Jackson's Hip Hop Boot Camp: www.hiphopbootcamp.com from now on.
From time to time, Members of the Jackson Family may also use this Official Website to post statements as well.
A page is being set up for this specific purpose, so from this point on, when Mr. Joseph Jackson puts out a press release/message to fans, etc., it will be posted first on His Official Website. Any statements that are not posted on Mr. Jackson's Official Website, are not authorized or approved by him.
We hope this solves the problem of statements being sent out from different sources and websites.
If you need to copy a statement for your own website our use in the media, please site Joe Jackson's Hip Hop Boot Camp website as your source and URL.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter
Angel Howansky and Gail Felix
Hip Hop Boot Camp Press Team
Source: MJFC / Angel Howansky, Gail Felix
Interessant maar of het waar is, iedere site kan zich dit toch toe eigenen. Beetje raar dat het dan de site Hiphopbootcamp wordt.
For Immediate Release:
May 21, 2006
Per Mr. Joseph Jackson:
Statements from The Jackson Family Patriarch Joseph Jackson will be posted on his Official Website, Joe Jackson's Hip Hop Boot Camp: www.hiphopbootcamp.com from now on.
From time to time, Members of the Jackson Family may also use this Official Website to post statements as well.
A page is being set up for this specific purpose, so from this point on, when Mr. Joseph Jackson puts out a press release/message to fans, etc., it will be posted first on His Official Website. Any statements that are not posted on Mr. Jackson's Official Website, are not authorized or approved by him.
We hope this solves the problem of statements being sent out from different sources and websites.
If you need to copy a statement for your own website our use in the media, please site Joe Jackson's Hip Hop Boot Camp website as your source and URL.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter
Angel Howansky and Gail Felix
Hip Hop Boot Camp Press Team
Source: MJFC / Angel Howansky, Gail Felix
Interessant maar of het waar is, iedere site kan zich dit toch toe eigenen. Beetje raar dat het dan de site Hiphopbootcamp wordt.
Maar jammer genoeg niet geschreven door MJquote:Op zondag 21 mei 2006 02:19 schreef Rnnz het volgende:
> Schop
Wat is She's Out Of My Life toch een mooi nummer..
als het zelf geschreven is heeft het meer feeling vind ik
Mja, ik heb het vooral over z'n stem. Het is mooi gezongen.quote:Op zondag 21 mei 2006 11:32 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
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Maar jammer genoeg niet geschreven door MJ
als het zelf geschreven is heeft het meer feeling vind ik
een nieuwtje:
quote:MICHAEL JACKSON EXCLUSIVE: THE MAN.. AND THE MIRROR
I'M GOING TO LIVE IN UK
ALBUM IN THE PIPELINE
By Fiona Cummins, Showbiz Reporter
THE handshake is surprisingly firm - and the hug totally unexpected - as pop legend Michael Jackson grants me a private audience.
The singer was in buoyant mood yesterday when we met at the London offices of Harrods, owned by his close pal Mohamed Al Fayed.
He swept in at 1.05pm without fanfare, no bodyguards, no entourage - and barely a trace of make-up.
It was his first face-to-face interview since being acquitted of child abuse last year - and I wasn't sure what to expect.
But Jacko - who has often given the impression that he prefers to keep people at arm's length - greeted me like an old friend.
Smiling broadly he held out his hand, then threw his arms around me, giving me a whiff of his sweet-smelling perfume.
He looked totally different from the gaunt, hunched figure who emerged weighing just six stone at the end of his US trial last June.
And the 47-year-old star was more than happy to chat after finally emerging from his self-imposed exile in Bahrain.
He seemed relaxed as he talked about rebuilding his tarnished career and his plans to create a new Neverland - in Britain. He said: "I'm here in London on business for a couple of days. I love it here.
"I'm looking for a place to live. I've always liked the UK and I just love the fans here."
He grinned as he added: "I'm also visiting my good friend Mohamed - 'cos he's the man."
Jacko has lined up a series of business meetings in the UK and will be looking at a luxury properties in and around the capital.
He also plans to view places in Scotland and Ireland in a bid to re-create the funfair-style California ranch that was once his sanctuary.
Asked about his health, Jacko insisted: "I'm fine - very well thanks. I'm feeling good." He says he is also working on a new album - his first since Invincible in 2001.
Then, with a gentle pat on the back, he said goodbye and we went our separate ways.
As I left to catch the Tube back to the office and he headed to his chauffeur-driven limo, I could still detect the faint aroma of his perfume on my hand.
And I think I may have witnessed the first tentative steps of Jacko's emergence from the shadows.
Lol, ik wilde het net posten.
quote:and barely a trace of make-up.
Klinkt goed allemaalquote:He looked totally different from the gaunt, hunched figure who emerged weighing just six stone at the end of his US trial last June.
Klinkt heel goed! Goede foto ook, zo moet hij meer in het nieuws komen.
Galantly he chickened out...
The tale of Sir Robin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZwuTo7zKM8
The tale of Sir Robin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZwuTo7zKM8
Idd, hele mooie fotoquote:Op donderdag 25 mei 2006 16:40 schreef Brave_Sir_Robin het volgende:
Klinkt heel goed! Goede foto ook, zo moet hij meer in het nieuws komen.
Waarom verschuilt hij net zoals Goor zijn ogen achter zo'n grote bril zoals hij wel vaker doet. Dan had de glimlach nog mooier geweest. The twinkel in his eyes
Zou die foto weleens groter willen zien...
Kiek die neus, steeds puntiger
Kiek die neus, steeds puntiger
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Hij heeft de laatste tijd niets meer aan z'n neus gedaan hoor. Alleen de make-up is weg, waardoor ie wat 'natuurlijker' oogt (mijn mening).
Iets grotere foto:
Iets grotere foto:
DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!quote:Op donderdag 25 mei 2006 20:48 schreef Bergie88 het volgende:
Waarom verschuilt hij net zoals Goor zijn ogen achter zo'n grote bril zoals hij wel vaker doet. Dan had de glimlach nog mooier geweest. The twinkel in his eyes
DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
☐ Geschikt | ☑ Ongeschikt
Carved upon my stone my body lie, but still I roam...
Carved upon my stone my body lie, but still I roam...
Neus lijkt in elkaar vallende, wordt steeds kleiner + puntiger lijkt het....quote:Op donderdag 25 mei 2006 21:22 schreef Rnnz het volgende:
Hij heeft de laatste tijd niets meer aan z'n neus gedaan hoor. Alleen de make-up is weg, waardoor ie wat 'natuurlijker' oogt (mijn mening).
Haters everywhere but I don't really care.
Ik denk dat het vooral komt doordat hij geen make-up draagt. Maar goed, ik weet het natuurlijk ook niet.quote:Op donderdag 25 mei 2006 22:40 schreef matthijst het volgende:
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Neus lijkt in elkaar vallende, wordt steeds kleiner + puntiger lijkt het....
Geweldig nieuws, zal Michael eindelijk even een korte speech houden?!?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Raymone K. Bain
May 25, 2006
MICHAEL JACKSON TO VISIT TOKYO, JAPAN
MARKS FIRST OFFICIAL PUBLIC APPEARANCE SINCE JUNE 2005
WILL RECEIVE MTV JAPAN’S “LEGEND AWARD”
AT THE MTV JAPAN VIDEO MUSIC AWARD’S CEREMONY
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 2006
Washington, D.C. ........ Music Superstar Michael Jackson will visit Tokyo, Japan, in what will mark his first official public appearance since June 2005.
On Saturday May 27, 2006, Mr. Jackson will receive MTV Japan’s “Legend Award,” at the MTV Japan Video Music Award’s ceremony, for his extraordinary and record-breaking career in the music industry. Mr. Jackson is a trailblazer, who set an unprecedented standard with music videos like “Thriller, “Bad,” and “Smooth Criminal.”
While in Japan, Mr. Jackson, whose recordings consistently topped charts, with over 100,000,000 albums sold in Japan alone, will visit orphanages, tour the city of Tokyo, and meet with members of the Asian business community, spearheaded by Broderick D. Morris, CEO, Positive Productions Yokohama, one of Asia’s most reputable and successful entertainment promotions companies.
Mr. Jackson's trip to Japan kicks off the first in a series of Asian visits.
Says Mr. Morris: "We are delighted that Mr. Jackson has accepted our invitation to visit Tokyo. Michael Jackson is a legend. What he has accomplished as a world renowned artist is unequaled. He loves Japan, and we love him. We look forward to welcoming him."
Says Michael Jackson: "I look forward to my visit to Japan because I have so many fond memories of my visits there. I thank MTV Japan for this honor, and Mr. Morris for spearheading this visit. I look forward to seeing old friends, and saying hello to my huge fan base in Japan, who, like my other fans around the world, have for so many years consistently shown their love and support to me and my family."
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Raymone Bain
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Raymone K. Bain
May 25, 2006
MICHAEL JACKSON TO VISIT TOKYO, JAPAN
MARKS FIRST OFFICIAL PUBLIC APPEARANCE SINCE JUNE 2005
WILL RECEIVE MTV JAPAN’S “LEGEND AWARD”
AT THE MTV JAPAN VIDEO MUSIC AWARD’S CEREMONY
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 2006
Washington, D.C. ........ Music Superstar Michael Jackson will visit Tokyo, Japan, in what will mark his first official public appearance since June 2005.
On Saturday May 27, 2006, Mr. Jackson will receive MTV Japan’s “Legend Award,” at the MTV Japan Video Music Award’s ceremony, for his extraordinary and record-breaking career in the music industry. Mr. Jackson is a trailblazer, who set an unprecedented standard with music videos like “Thriller, “Bad,” and “Smooth Criminal.”
While in Japan, Mr. Jackson, whose recordings consistently topped charts, with over 100,000,000 albums sold in Japan alone, will visit orphanages, tour the city of Tokyo, and meet with members of the Asian business community, spearheaded by Broderick D. Morris, CEO, Positive Productions Yokohama, one of Asia’s most reputable and successful entertainment promotions companies.
Mr. Jackson's trip to Japan kicks off the first in a series of Asian visits.
Says Mr. Morris: "We are delighted that Mr. Jackson has accepted our invitation to visit Tokyo. Michael Jackson is a legend. What he has accomplished as a world renowned artist is unequaled. He loves Japan, and we love him. We look forward to welcoming him."
Says Michael Jackson: "I look forward to my visit to Japan because I have so many fond memories of my visits there. I thank MTV Japan for this honor, and Mr. Morris for spearheading this visit. I look forward to seeing old friends, and saying hello to my huge fan base in Japan, who, like my other fans around the world, have for so many years consistently shown their love and support to me and my family."
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Raymone Bain
Ik las het net ook. Eindelijk, werd eens tijd dat ie weer eens in the public komt.quote:Op vrijdag 26 mei 2006 07:30 schreef MJboard het volgende:
Geweldig nieuws, zal Michael eindelijk even een korte speech houden?!?
--knip--
Op woensdag 21 maart 2012 19:42 schreef Drassss het volgende:
Ben ik de enige die steeds Sideboobie leest ipv van Sideshowbobbie
Ben ik de enige die steeds Sideboobie leest ipv van Sideshowbobbie
hij is nu in Japan, MTV Music Awards
AP - Sat May 27, 7:25 AM ET Michael Jackson runs past Japanese fans after receiving a Legend Award at the MTV Music Awards Japan in Tokyo Saturday May 27, 2006. The pop icon's first public appearance since his acquittal last June on child molestation charges in the United States. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)
is het nog aan de gang? Ik hoop dat hij een performance gaat doen Dangerous ofzo
zal wel niet
AP - Sat May 27, 7:25 AM ET Michael Jackson runs past Japanese fans after receiving a Legend Award at the MTV Music Awards Japan in Tokyo Saturday May 27, 2006. The pop icon's first public appearance since his acquittal last June on child molestation charges in the United States. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)
is het nog aan de gang? Ik hoop dat hij een performance gaat doen Dangerous ofzo
zal wel niet
Hier staan nog een heel aantal foto's
http://www.mjfanclub.net/news/index.html
en als iemand een filmpje heeft, ik wil hem heeeel graag zien!!
http://www.mjfanclub.net/news/index.html
en als iemand een filmpje heeft, ik wil hem heeeel graag zien!!
Zou deze show ook in Nederland op MTV worden uitgezonden??
hier is een filmpje: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByMbD1AoZf4
alleen jammer genoeg niet van op het podium ofzo, en de speech
hier is een filmpje: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByMbD1AoZf4
alleen jammer genoeg niet van op het podium ofzo, en de speech
Die eerste foto is echt mooiquote:Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 14:04 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
[ Bericht 7% gewijzigd door Bergie88 op 27-05-2006 19:39:21 (hey foutje) ]
Ik ga er niet vanuit. Volgende week staad volgensmij wel the mtv movie awards Amerika op het programma. Maar Japan zenden ze volgensmij nooit uit. Dat is teveel werk als het gaat om vertaling e.d..quote:Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 19:33 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
Zou deze show ook in Nederland op MTV worden uitgezonden??
Gaat er iemand nog een nieuwe OP voor het volgende topic in elkaar knutselen of zullen we het gewoon met een plaatje doen van de MTV awards in Japan
Oh jammer! Dacht dat ik weleens zo'n Japanse show gezien had
Maar jij had toch een mooie OP gemaakt, doe dan het plaatje van schreeuwend Japans vrouwtje met gebalde vuist omhoog en MJ met de award erin en als titel.... Michael Jackson - The King of Pop, Rock & Soul
nee ik weet het niet.. ben ook wel helemaal de tel kwijt.. #15 is gesloten en nu hebben we #2
Maar jij had toch een mooie OP gemaakt, doe dan het plaatje van schreeuwend Japans vrouwtje met gebalde vuist omhoog en MJ met de award erin en als titel.... Michael Jackson - The King of Pop, Rock & Soul
nee ik weet het niet.. ben ook wel helemaal de tel kwijt.. #15 is gesloten en nu hebben we #2
Die stond op de server maar was achterhaald en de telling klopte er ook niet helemaal idd dus die had ik al weggegooid.quote:Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 19:56 schreef DrDentz het volgende:
Oh jammer! Dacht dat ik weleens zo'n Japanse show gezien had
Maar jij had toch een mooie OP gemaakt, doe dan het plaatje van schreeuwend Japans vrouwtje met gebalde vuist omhoog en MJ met de award erin en als titel.... Michael Jackson - The King of Pop, Rock & Soul
nee ik weet het niet.. ben ook wel helemaal de tel kwijt.. #15 is gesloten en nu hebben we #2
Ik meende dat hij al over de miljard zat.quote:The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry has just published its updated list of the 150 highest selling artists ever.
The full top 10 goes as follow:
01. The Beatles 40 400,000,000 UK 60s (1962-1970) Rock/Pop Guinness/EMI
02. Michael Jackson 14 350,000,000 US 70s-00s (1979-) Pop/R&B MJ Stats
03. Elvis Presley 150 300,000,000 US 50s-70s (1956-1977) Country/Rock
04. Madonna 16 275,000,000 US 80s-00s (1984-) Pop WBR [1]
05. Nana Mouskouri 450 250,000,000 Greece 60s-00s (1959-) Pop [2][3]
06. Cliff Richard 60 250,000,000 UK 50s-00s (1959-1969,1977-1979,1986-1999) Rock/Pop [4]
07.The Rolling Stones 54 ~250,000,000 UK 60s-00s (1964-1981) Rock 60.5 million in the US [5]
08. Mariah Carey 14 230,000,000 US 90s-00s (1990-) Pop/R&B
09. Elton John 43 ~220,000,000 UK 70s-00s (1972-1976,1989-1991,1997-) Pop [6]
10.Celine Dion 21 220,000,000 Canada 80s-00s (1990-) Pop Music/Pop Discography
How you play the cards you are dealt is all that matters.
Een miljard lijkt me wel erg overdreven.. Of ie meer heeft dan MJ weet ik niet maar het zou best kunnen. Echter vind ik het dan knap dat MJ het met 14 albums doet, en Elvis met maarliefst 150.
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Presleyquote:Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 21:29 schreef Rnnz het volgende:
Een miljard lijkt me wel erg overdreven.. Of ie meer heeft dan MJ weet ik niet maar het zou best kunnen. Echter vind ik het dan knap dat MJ het met 14 albums doet, en Elvis met maarliefst 150.
quote:hij heeft tot nu toe meer dan een miljard platen wereldwijd verkocht, meer dan welke andere artiest ook.
How you play the cards you are dealt is all that matters.
Tja, wie zegt of dat waar is?quote:Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 22:28 schreef Skazminko het volgende:
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http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Presley
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hetzelfde wikipedia zegt
we zullen het nooit weten, slotje!quote:The actual best selling musician in the world will probably never be known. Records of sales in many countries, particularly in the developing world, are poor and date back less than 20 years. The Beatles, Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley are all, however, regularly cited as being the top sellers. Less common claims are made for a number of other artists though these are usually taken as less valid.
