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Zitat von Cygi

Fast alle Videos sind nicht mehr verfügbar nur das erste YT Video geht.

... mit proxtube gehts ohne Probleme

Bei mir leider nicht. Trotz dem ich ProxTube nun schon 2x auf meinem Rechner hab.

Zitat von SisterellaMJ

Bei mir leider nicht. Trotz dem ich ProxTube nun schon 2x auf meinem Rechner hab.

Vielleicht hast du noch die alte Version drauf. Manchmal funktioniert das automatische Update nicht

Dann heißt es, 1x deinstallieren und das neue installieren

Bei wem es trotz Proxtube nicht geht:
das geht nur hier nicht (eingebettet im Forum).
Fahrt mit der Maus über das Video und klickt auf das YouTube-Logo unten.
Dann kommt ihr zu der YouTube Seite. Da funktioniert es mit Proxtube.

Zitat von Visionary

Bei wem es trotz Proxtube nicht geht:
das geht nur hier nicht (eingebettet im Forum).
Fahrt mit der Maus über das Video und klickt auf das YouTube-Logo unten.
Dann kommt ihr zu der YouTube Seite. Da funktioniert es mit Proxtube.

Stimmt, im Forum geht es NICHT

Hatte ich vergessen zu erwähnen

Danke, Visionary, für den Tipp.
Es hat funktioniert.

ANTM contestant suffering from Michael Jackson's skin disorder scores her first fashion campaign as the face of Desigual

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/fem…mpaign-face-Desigual.html

..Tweet von Alfonso Ribeiros Frau ...wie der Vater so der Sohn...

Angela Ribeiro@angiesue22412. Apr.

This lil guy loves dancing to MJ...just like his daddy.

... allein Michaels Stimme ... haaach ...

Michael Jackson Talks Perfection, God in Odd 'Blank on Blank' Interview

The pre-King of Pop forces interviewer to filter questions through 13-year-old Janet Jackson in strange 1980 clip

BY DANIEL KREPS | September 16, 2014

From John and Yoko to Tupac, PBS Digital Studios' Blank on Blank series has taken music journalists' unheard audiotapes and fused them with clever animation. Now the series has unveiled yet another amazing interview: An intimate conversation with Michael Jackson from January 1980, years before Thriller and his ascension to the King of Pop. In the interview, Jackson – and, in a way, his sister Janet – discuss labeling music, perfectionism, meeting Quincy Jones and godliness while chatting with music historian John Pidgeon.

"I do deeply believe in perfection. I'm never satisfied," a young Jackson tells Pidgeon. "I'll cut a track or something, I'll come home and I say, 'No, that's not right, we got to do it over, it's not right.' And then go back and back and back. Then, when it's finally out, you say, 'Darn it, I should have done this.' It's Number One on the charts, you're still screaming about what you should have done." Jackson also speaks out at being labeled – at the time – as a disco artist, saying that all music is music, and genres are like trying to figure out if a beautiful birdcall is courtesy of a blue jay or a crow.

The dynamics of the interview are just as weird as the answers: Michael Jackson forces Pidgeon to direct questions to his sister, a then-13-year-old Janet, who in turn asks her older brother Michael the same question he just heard Pidgeon say aloud. For example, Pidgeon asks Janet, "When Michael is in the studio, is it important for him to go for a vocal straight away or does he kind of build up to doing the one," and then Janet asks Michael, "When you're in the studio, does it… do you… do you have to go for a vocal straight away or do you have to build up to it?" It's an odd game of "Telephone," but it's captured perfectly in the animation.

We also learn from this unearthed interview that Jackson needed only one take to record the vocals for "Ben," his 1972 ode to a rat and the singer's first solo Number One hit. Jackson also discusses meeting Jones for the first time at Sammy Davis Jr.'s house. It's an enlightening, candid look at the future King of Pop before fame forced him to become a recluse. For the entire Jackson interview with Pidgeon, check out Rock's Back Pages.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/mu…ew-20140916#ixzz3DZlbqjaV
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http://www.covetchic.com/en/sc…ichael-jackson-scarf.html

... im Rahmen der Vorstellung eines Buches über Amy :

>>Amy war verrückt nach Michael Jackson - nach den Songs, dem Tanz, alles an ihm. Und wenn Amy etwas liebte, dann liebte sie wirklich. Ich nahm sie mit, um "Moonwalker" zu sehen, als sie 5 Jahre alt war, und sie schrieb später in ihr Tagebuch: "Es war brillant. Ich liebe ihn. Ich liebe Michaels Lieder. Alle Kinder lieben Michael. Ich auch."<<

http://mjvibe.com/News/2014/09…ichael-jackson-bad-album/

NME Photography Exhibit At Royal Albert Hall Features Michael Jackson!

London’s Royal Albert Hall is to host an exhibition celebrating NME’s music photography.

Opening on September 23, the ‘Behind NME Lines’ exhibition is a retrospective of iconic covers from our 62-year history, featuring some of the industry’s most renowned photographers including Dean Chalkley and Kevin Cummins, and profiling an array of music icons from Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Sex Pistols, The Who, Public Enemy and Amy Winehouse. The exhibition will run until October 23.

The exhibition can be viewed when attending performances at the venue or on the following free open days:?

Saturday September 27, 10am–4pm?
Saturday October 4, 10am–4pm?
Saturday October 18, 10am–4pm

For more information and ticket details, visit the Royal Albert Hall website.

” Michael Jackson in the Royal ” – Exhibition in Warsaw, Poland.

Enjoy a unique exhibition of photographs by Czeslaw Czapliński
“Michael Jackson in the Royal” . You can watch it from 16 September to
12 October at the Outdoor Gallery: Agricola .

Royal Baths Park is a place that is visited by many well-known
artists from home and abroad . But not everyone knows that it had the
visit of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Although it was almost twenty
years ago , the memories of this extraordinary visit are still alive
and now we would like to share them with our guests. Souvenir of the
visit are the photos that made Czeslaw Czapliński – artist,
photographer , longtime friend of the Royal Baths .

September 16 took place the opening ceremony of the exhibition. Guests
were greeted Elizabeth Zychowicz , head of the Centre for the Museum of
the Royal Baths . The next speaker was an artist and cinematographer ,
Czeslaw Czapliński , who recalled the day Jackson Baths : “Even today,
after almost twenty years I can still remember clearly the eventful
moment he visited us. In the afternoon I found the site Polish Press
Agency news that hardly anyone had expected , because it was not
previously reported : ” Michael Jackson arrives in Poland. Special
aircraft is expected to land at Okecie airport on Tuesday 27 May (1997 )
, around 12.00. Jackson will fly to Warsaw from Paris. Program of the
visit is not yet established. It is only known that the star will
visit children centres. It also has to meet with the Mayor of Warsaw
Marcin Swiecicki . As before , he will spend the night at the Marriott .
” On the first day he visited twice the Royal Baths Park in Warsaw
Palace on the Island , where he signed the visitors’ book , and in the
evening the Theatre Stanisławowski .

Director of the Museum of the Royal Baths , Tadeusz Zielniewicz
present 17 years ago, recalled Michael Jackson really enjoyed the visit
at the time.

During the opening of the exhibition, fans of Michael Jackson were
present and spoke about the impact that the artist had on them.

Czesław Czapliński was the only photographer to accopmany Michael
Jackson whole days during private visit of the famous pop star to Poland
in 1999. On his photos Czapliński presents unique moments of the visit
and personality of Michael Jackson as well as writes about his own
experience of meeting Jackson.

The book was published weeks after Michael Jackson sudden death,
leaving millions of fans in the world and in Poland with his music … and
Czapliński’s unique photos.

SOURCE: Lazienki & Faces of Warsaw

Fotos der "OPEN AIR" Ausstellung im link !

http://mjvibe.com/News/2014/09…ibition-in-warsaw-poland/

Zitat von danceoflife

... allein Michaels Stimme ... haaach ...

Michael Jackson Talks Perfection, God in Odd 'Blank on Blank' Interview

The pre-King of Pop forces interviewer to filter questions through 13-year-old Janet Jackson in strange 1980 clip

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BY DANIEL KREPS | September 16, 2014

From John and Yoko to Tupac, PBS Digital Studios' Blank on Blank series has taken music journalists' unheard audiotapes and fused them with clever animation. Now the series has unveiled yet another amazing interview: An intimate conversation with Michael Jackson from January 1980, years before Thriller and his ascension to the King of Pop. In the interview, Jackson – and, in a way, his sister Janet – discuss labeling music, perfectionism, meeting Quincy Jones and godliness while chatting with music historian John Pidgeon.

"I do deeply believe in perfection. I'm never satisfied," a young Jackson tells Pidgeon. "I'll cut a track or something, I'll come home and I say, 'No, that's not right, we got to do it over, it's not right.' And then go back and back and back. Then, when it's finally out, you say, 'Darn it, I should have done this.' It's Number One on the charts, you're still screaming about what you should have done." Jackson also speaks out at being labeled – at the time – as a disco artist, saying that all music is music, and genres are like trying to figure out if a beautiful birdcall is courtesy of a blue jay or a crow.

The dynamics of the interview are just as weird as the answers: Michael Jackson forces Pidgeon to direct questions to his sister, a then-13-year-old Janet, who in turn asks her older brother Michael the same question he just heard Pidgeon say aloud. For example, Pidgeon asks Janet, "When Michael is in the studio, is it important for him to go for a vocal straight away or does he kind of build up to doing the one," and then Janet asks Michael, "When you're in the studio, does it… do you… do you have to go for a vocal straight away or do you have to build up to it?" It's an odd game of "Telephone," but it's captured perfectly in the animation.

We also learn from this unearthed interview that Jackson needed only one take to record the vocals for "Ben," his 1972 ode to a rat and the singer's first solo Number One hit. Jackson also discusses meeting Jones for the first time at Sammy Davis Jr.'s house. It's an enlightening, candid look at the future King of Pop before fame forced him to become a recluse. For the entire Jackson interview with Pidgeon, check out Rock's Back Pages.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/mu…ew-20140916#ixzz3DZlbqjaV
Follow us: @rollingstone on Twitter | RollingStone on Facebook

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Ich könnte ihm stundenlang zuhören. Diese Stimme...

Wandmalerei am Zoo in Guatemala-City

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Country Stars Count Down Their Favorite Artists

A list of the most influential artists in history chosen by country stars themselves, another honoree is revealed each week on CMT Hot 20 Countdown.

Michael Jackson moonwalks in at No. 12 on the list of CMT All-Time Top 40: Artists Choice.

Chris Young, Charlie Worsham, LeAnn Rimes, Kenny Rogers Dolly Parton
and The Band Perry were just some of the country stars who cited the "king of pop" as a major influence.

( Video im link:)
http://www.cmt.com/videos/misc…-40-michael-jackson.jhtml
http://www.cmt.com/music/top-40/

"You know, there's not a lot of people who have sold that many
records or had an impact on music in general as much as Michael
Jackson," said Young. "I have a lot of Michael songs downloaded on my
phone. It probably rivals any one country artist that I have, except for
a couple of guys. I mean, I doubt anybody wouldn't want to have the
size and scope of his musical career, I don't care what genre you're
in."

"How can you not respect and love Michael Jackson as an artist,"
Worsham agreed. "That's a persona that didn't exist until there was
Michael.

"He was a part of so many different eras of music, and he's one of
those guys who it didn't matter whether he was the most popular thing at
the time or not, you had to take note of what he was doing. His
influence on groove and beat and rhythm and the way he infused dancing
and entertainment -- not just being a fantastic musician and singer --
is something I think we can all learn from, especially in today's world.
You can't just get up and sing. You have to entertain people, and he
was the quintessential entertainer."

"I think I always seem to relate [to Jackson] in a lot of ways
because I was such a kid, too, when I started out," Rimes said. "To me,
he is one of the best singers that's ever lived and entertainers. He had
the most insane voice of any 5-year-old that I've ever heard, and the
way he connected with the crowd, the way he was so multi-talented and
really good at every bit of it. His music ... lived on and will live on
forever."

"I met and got to know Michael Jackson pretty well," Rogers said.
"There's a guy that was so troubled, but he was so talented. I watched
that This is it
documentary. The guy ... had 19-year-old kids out of breath from
dancing with him. ... Music wasn't just something he did. That's what he
was. He was his music. He not only sang great, but he danced great. He
understood what his package was and how to do it."

"Michael Jackson's one of my very favorite performers of all time,"
said Kimberly Perry of The Band Perry. "And actually, when we get ready
to put together an ACM or a CMA Awards performance, we start by looking
for Michael Jackson videos. We are always intensely inspired by his
dancing but also just his presence onstage.

"You know our performance for 'Done' at the ACMs [in 2013]? There
was this Michael video where he was starting his show, and he popped on
to the stage somehow and just stood there. Now, we stood there for like
five seconds for dramatic effect [during the ACM performance], but he
stood there for about a minute. And the crowd was just roaring."

"I think it got louder actually," Neil Perry added.

"I think he's so cool because he crossed all genre boundaries,
national/international boundaries, race boundaries. Everybody was in
love with this guy," Kimberly concluded. "Just a phenomenal
entertainer."

Check out the rest of the CMT All-Time Top 40: Artists Choice list,
and find out who will be announced each Saturday at 11 a.m. ET/PT on CMT
Hot 20 Countdown.

http://www.cmt.com/music/top-40/

Source: CMT.com | Love Survives

Plätze 12 bis 40:

No. 12: Michael Jackson

No. 13: Ray Charles

No. 14: The Beatles

No. 15: Patsy Cline

No. 16: Taylor Swift

No. 17: Bruce Springsteen

No. 18: Bob Dylan

No. 19: Vince Gill

No. 20: The Rolling Stones

No. 21: Hank Williams Jr.

No. 22: Tom Petty

No. 23: Dwight Yoakam

No. 24: James Taylor

No. 25: Alabama

No. 26: Stevie Wonder

No. 27: Eagles

No. 28: Bob Wills

No. 29: Brooks & Dunn

No. 30: Conway Twitty

No. 31: Miranda Lambert

No. 32: Led Zeppelin

No. 33: Emmylou Harris

No. 34: Flatt & Scruggs

No. 35: U2

No. 36: Kenny Rogers

No. 37: Charley Pride

No. 38: Tim McGraw

No. 39: Buck Owens

No. 40: Aerosmith

No. 40: Alan Jackson

No. 40: Carrie Underwood

Michael Jackson - Shopping (Oct. 23, 2008)