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It’s not easy putting out this new Michael Jackson album. In fact, it’s turned into a war among family and friends.There are big, big problems concerning which tracks to put on an album of unreleased material that’s supposed to be in stores for Christmas. Right now, even as you read this, Sony Music is struggling with all the parties involved to finalize details and start making CDs.The biggest issues have come because of what’s known as the “Cascio” tracks. Five of them are so good that they’ve been slated for inclusion. But there’s the rub. According to sources, co-executor John McClain has poisoned the water with Katherine Jackson regarding the Cascio family. On Monday, Mrs. Jackson apparently insisted that no tracks from the Cascio sessions be included.Adding to the anti-Cascio field are Tito Jackson‘s sons, known as the 3 T’s. The middle T, Taryll, is said to be very bitter about the Cascios. “For years the T’s tried to get Michael to record their songs,” says an insider. “Now they’re faced with the fact that Michael recorded with the Cascios, and not them. They’re not happy.”Adding to the trouble is that the T’s and McClain have evidently drawn Michael’s two eldest children into the fight. Prince and Paris were with their father when he stayed at the New Jersey home of close family friends Dominic and Connie Cascio from August to November, 2007. They witnessed their father working with Cascio sons Eddie and Frank, and singer Bobby Ewing.The Ts, who are close to the children, especially Terrell, according to sources, have pressured the children to say the vocals on the tracks are not those of their father. Initially, Prince Jackson, 13, had vouched for the recordings. But recently, an email was sent to the estate’s executors from Paris, 11, claiming the voice belongs to an impostor. The only problem, sources say, is that the email was time stamped while Paris was in school.In the end, it may not matter what the Ts, Michael’s children, or his mother, or John McClain thinks. Sony made a deal with the estate earlier this year that could be worth $200 million. They’re so keen on the Cascio tracks they even hired forensic audiologists to make sure the vocals are Michael’s and not those of an imitator. The Jackson family will likely have to accept those findings and let the estate and Sony proceed with the album.
I think it's interesting in itself that they even acknowledge the possibility of it being an imposter...But I have to question the accuracy of this article because there are many typo's...3T is referred to as The 3 Ts, lol... and Taryll is spelled differently each time.
All I know is that for an album which is LONG awaited by millions,IS a Michael Jackson album,and could be a number one seller for Xmas 2010 there is ZERO promo or marketing being done for it globally.
I think the important part of this message is that Sony "hired a forensic audiologist" to determine if it is Michael's voice. It's notable that they are mentioning a possible imposter. It will be interesting to see where this leads...I'm betting that the family and Sony are in on this together...another piece of the Bam. They test his DNA, his voice....what else? Handwriting on the will???
maybe we could snag a forensic audiologist to compare O2 Mike with our MJ and whilst they're at it let them compare Dave Dave on LK to our MJ :lol:
If it notifies this one it is real :?: ... this becomes very interesting 8-)
Quote from: "Sinderella"All I know is that for an album which is LONG awaited by millions,IS a Michael Jackson album,and could be a number one seller for Xmas 2010 there is ZERO promo or marketing being done for it globally.A new Michael Jackson album doesn't need huge promotional campaigns right now, the sales will skyrocket anyway. Like you said - the album is long awaited by millions, and everybody already knows it's coming, whenever that may be, and will buy it.
maybe we could snag a forensic audiologist to compare O2 Mike with our MJ and whilstthey're at it let them compare Dave Dave on LK to our MJ :lol:
But recently, an email was sent to the estate’s executors from Paris, 11, claiming the voice belongs to an impostor. The only problem, sources say, is that the email was time stamped while Paris was in school.
QuoteBut recently, an email was sent to the estate’s executors from Paris, 11, claiming the voice belongs to an impostor. The only problem, sources say, is that the email was time stamped while Paris was in school. :? I don't think that people know that an album is supposed to be released.... even fans are not all aware, and I also think that even if it is Michael Jackson some advertisement is required... just to let people know. Now we are almost in November...and if we take into consideration all the process that is behind the release of an album... all over the world it stays very little time... but I'm not an expert.
QuoteCould someone give me the link to where Lisa and Michael's chronological relationship is because my computer was redone? Thanks.
Could someone give me the link to where Lisa and Michael's chronological relationship is because my computer was redone? Thanks.