Michael Jackson’s Thriller-era guitarist says Beat It was “too metal” before producer Quincy Jones stepped in.. Steve Lukather, who performed session work for Jackson, reflects on Jones ...

While the lovebirds were celebrating Valentine’s day, we can’t forget Feb. 14 also marked another significant piece of history: the 42 year anniversary of “Beat It” by Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson’s ‘Beat It’ Dances Its Way Into YouTube’s Billion Views Club. The King of Pop's 1983 hit is the latest music video to reach one billion views on YouTube.

Michael Jackson was a vocal advocate for the oppressed and stood up against injustice often in his discography, especially in these 8 songs.

When Michael Jackson first called Toto’s Steve Lukather to ask him to play on “Thriller,” the Grammy-winning session musician told the King of Pop to beat it. “He called me at home at ...

"Beat It" hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, and helped launch Michael Jackson into pop stardom. Find out the meaning behind the song.

Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones – GettyImages *Music producer Wack 100 revealed in a new interview that Michael Jackson beat the breaks off late-rapper Tupac Shakur in defense of Quincy Jones ...

One of Marinelli's most recent posts is about Jackson's Beat It , where he and Synclavier expert Kevin Maloney sit down and discuss the origins to the intro to the track. Maloney has a blue vinyl ...

Drake is no longer ‘one away from’ Michael Jackson, as ‘First Person Shooter’ has tied the late King of Pop for most No. 1’s on the Billboard Hot 100 for a solo male artist ...

Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones. Credit: Chris Walter/Getty Michael Jackson ‘s ‘Beat It’ was initially much more metal-oriented before Quincy Jones suggested it be changed, his ‘Thriller ...

In 1979, REO Speedwagon released a track titled "Back on the Road Again," three years before the release of Jackson’s "Beat It." ...

Michael Jackson’s Thriller-era guitarist says Beat It was “too metal” before producer Quincy Jones stepped in. “I played a bunch of really wild guitar parts, because I knew Eddie’s solo ...