Jackson reportedly used to attend Queen concerts and had dinner with Freddie Mercury to discuss a prospective collaboration after becoming a fan of the band. “I think one of the tracks would have been on the Thriller album if I finished it, but I missed out,” Mercury said. On a separate interview, Mercury went on to discuss the process of The King of Pop’s musical legacy is amazing, but people often overlook the rich catalog of Michael Jackson duets. From his collaborations with Diana Ross and Freddie Mercury in the late ’70s and early ’80s to his team-ups with Akon and Lenny Kravitz in the 2000s, Michael Jackson recorded a number of memorable duets. [Chorus] That this is thriller, thriller night 'Cause I can thrill you more Than any ghoul would ever dare try Thriller (Ooh), thriller night So let me hold you tight And share a killer, thriller July 1, 2019 Andy Healy. Happy 35th Anniversary to The Jacksons’ fifteenth studio album Victory, originally released July 2, 1984. In 1984, fresh off the unprecedented success of Michael Jackson ’s Thriller album, and with a world buzzing on The Jackson 5 reunion as a keystone moment of Motown’s televised retrospective performance Motown Freddie Mercury, one of the most famous frontmen of, well, ever and Michael Jackson, the man who showed us all that being born cute and talented is no guarantee of enduring sanity, recorded three #freddiemercury #michaeljackson #queen #posmusica This song from Freddie's debut solo album Mr. Bad Guy (1985). It was previously recorded in 1981 as a duet The HIStory World Tour is Michael Jackson's third and final solo concert tour, with 82 concerts attended by 4.5 million fans. The tour spanned the globe with stops in 52 cities, in 35 countries on 5 continents. Unlike the Bad and Dangerous World Tours, the HIStory Tour has never been released on DVD despite numerous fan requests. Amongst it all, several full concerts have been leaked on The Jackson 5 Second National Tour. (1971)view image. The Jackson 5 US Tour. (1971-1972) view image. The Jackson 5 European Tour. (1972)view image. The Jackson 5 World Tour. (1973-1975) view image. The Jackson 5 Final Tour. Step into the spotlight and dance like a queen with ABBA’s “Dancing Queen.” This timeless victory song captures the joy of self-expression and liberation through dance. So, wear your dancing shoes and let this anthem bring out the royalty within you! 26. “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” by Michael Jackson Freddie mercury tribute concert 1992 (intro) The public outing would be one of his last performances as a member of Queen for John Deacon, and his last ever public speech as part of the band. The now 70-year-old, who is estimated to be worth up to £130 million, retired entirely from music and the public eye in 1997, to quietly raise his six ZzmpKC.