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本帖最后由 greenjade 于 2010-2-26 22:50 编辑
之前在一张帖子上看到KEEN介绍的一本记录MJ歌曲创作故事的书,刚好在AMAZON看到有增补版,就买下了。不过本人是英语杯具,看这本书也是边看边查字典,所以没办法翻译出来,唯有原文打出来了,希望论坛上有高手可以帮我翻译出来了。
P.S.谢谢七七和wyw1018 等几位TX再教学贴哪里教我怎么在AMAZON买东西,真的真的非常感谢啊。
1-2-3
Early,rejected title for the Jackson 5's second hit single, ABC.
早期,Jackson 5's 第二首主打单曲《ABC》的弃用名称。
Chorus included the alternate lyrics, '1-2-3,easy as A-B-C, or simple as do-re-me. 1-2-3, A-B-C,bady you and me.' Bootleg recording known to exist-no official release.
合唱包括交替歌词:“1-2-3,easy as A-B-C, or simple as do-re-me. 1-2-3, A-B-C,bady you and me.”私人录音,没有正式发布
2 BAD
Written by Michael with Bruce Swedien, Ivan Moore and Dallas Austin.
Featured on the album HISTORY PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE BOOK 1 (hereinafter shortened to HISTORY), released in June 1995, and in Michael's mini-movie, Ghosts - it was the only song in the mega-rare first version of the short film, with Ghosts and Is It Scary added later, The original version also had different effects, colours and sounds, other incidental music, plus a different transformtion of the Mayor.
Official Versions:
Album Version.
Refugee Camp Mix.
Refugee Camp Mix featured on the 1997 album. BLOOD ON THE DANCE FLOOR-featured alternate vocals and a sample of Michael's own Beat It.
2-4-6-8
Song the Jackson 5 recorded for their second album, ABC, issued in May 1970 in the States and August 1970 in the UK.
Released as a single in the Philippines with La La (Means I Love You) on the Bside.
Featured in the 'Drafted' episode of the Jackson 5 cartoon series in 1971.
Snippet featured in the opening montage of clips from Micheal's film, Moonwalker.
7 ROOMS OF GLOOM
Four Tops hit the Jackson 5 recorded a version of - remains unreleased.
The Four Tops took the song to no.10 on the R&B singles chart no.14 on the Hot 100 in the States,and to no.12 in the UK, in 1967.
9 FRAGMENTEN UIT NIEUWE ELPEE BAD
Flexi disc issued free on the cover of the Dutch magazine Top 10 in 1987, featured excerpts from all the tracks on the album BAD (excluding Just Good Friends and the CD-only bonus track, Leave Me Alone).
Later issued in Holland as a 7'' vinyl promotional single with picture sleeve.
16 CANDLES
Song the Jackson 5 recorded for their album , MAYBE TOMORROW, issued in April 1971 in the States and October 1971 in the UK.
Featured in the 'Mistken Identity' episode of the Jackson 5 cartoon series in 1971.
B-side of How Funky Is Your Chicken in Holland and Sweden.
Originally recorded by the Crests, for their album, THE CRESTS SING ALL BIGGIES-the took the song to no.2 on the Hot 100 and no.4 on the R&B singles chart in the States in 1959.
2000 WATTS
Written by Michael with Teddy Riley , Tyrese Gibson and J. Henson, and recorded by Michael for his album, INVINCIBLE, issued in October 2001 - featured background vocals by Riley.
Originally scheduled to appear on a Tyrese album in 2001 , but Michael fell in love with the track and recorded it himself. Tyrese, although he decided against recording the song as well, nevertheless titled his new album 2000 WATTS.
2300 JACKSON STREET
Written by Jermaine, Jackie, Tito and Randy Jackson with Gene Griffin and Aaron Hall.
Title track of a Jacksons album recorded by Jermaine, Jackie, Tito and Randy (but not Michael and Marlon), issued in June 1989.
Featured backing vocals by 'The Jackson Family and Children', including Michael, Janet, Rebbie and Tito's sons, 3T.
Charted at no.9 on the R&B singles chart, but failed to make the Hot 100, in the States-peaked at no.76 in the UK.
Promo short film, directed by Greg Gold, featured members of the Jackson family, including Michael.
Official Versions:
Album Version.
Single Edit.
A BABY SMILES
Song Michael considered for his album, DANGEROUS, and cited he had written in his Mexican court depostition in November 1993-remains unreleased.
Lyrics featured as a poem, titled 'When Babies Smile', in Michael's book of poems and reflections, Dancing The Dream.
Titled Baby Smiles, one of five songs hand-written by Michael circa 1979-lyrics inclded in a personal notebook, with young actor Mark Lester on the cover, which formed part of a 10,000+ piece collection of Jackson memorabilia purchased by Universal Express and some of its entertainment partners, in November 2006.
A BRAND NEW DAY
Song featured in Michael's first movie, The Wiz, an all-black remake of The Wizard Of Oz with Diana Ross in the starring role, as Dorothy. Michael played the part of the scarecrow, and among his co-stars were: Lena Horne (Glinda,the good witch), Richard Pryor (the Wiz), Ted Ross( the cowardly lion ) and Nipsey Russell (the tin man).
Movie premiered in 1978, and was accompanied by a double soundtrack album that achieved no.17 on the R&B albums chart in the USA, and no.40 on the pop albums chart.
Album version has Diana Ross singing the lines Michael sang in the film.
Credited to 'The Wiz Stars', released as a single in several continental European countries(but not the UK or USA), going all the way to no.1 in Holland and Belgium-where it kept Michael's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough out of the top slot.
A CHANGE IS GONNA COME
Pre-Motown recording by the Jackson 5 first heard in 1993 , when it featured on a Japanese release, BIG BOY; later the same year, included on THE JACKSON FIVE FEATURING MICHAEL JACKSON, issued on the Stardust label in the UK/Europe.
Two versions released, an over-dubbed extended remix and the track as it was originally recorded, way back in 1965-7.
Longer version appeared on SOUL MASTERS.
Written and originally recorded by Sam Cooke, for his album AIN'T THAT GOOD NEWS, as a response to Bob Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind. Cooke's version achieved no.9 on the R&B singles chart in the States in the States in early 1965. It peaked at no.31 on the Hot 100 but failed to chart in the UK.
A FOOL FOR YOU
One of 19 rare and previously unreleased tracks on the Jackson 5's SOULSATION! 4CD box set, released in 1995.
Penned by Ray Charles, the Jackson 5 originally recorded the song on 12th February 1970 , with producer Bobby Taylor.
Ray's original version featured on the 1958 album , RAY CHARLES AT NEWPORT.
A PLACE IN THE SUN
Stevie Wonder song the Jackson 5 recorded a version of - remains unreleased.
Stevie took the song to no.3 on the R&B singles chart and no.9 on the Hot 100 in the States, and to no.20 in the UK, in 1966. Stevie's version featured on his album, DOWN TO EARTH.
A PLACE WITH NO NAME
Song based on America's 1971 hit, A Horse With No Name, recorded by Michael in 1998, but failed to appear on his INVINCIBLE album three years later.
Original song written by Dewey Bunnell, new lyrics by Michael & Dr Freeze, who also produced Michael's version, with CJ de Villar, who used to work with Quincy Jones and P. Diddy.
'The band was honoured that Michael chose to do their song,' said Jim Morey, America's current manager and Michael's manager in the late 1980s and early 1990s,'and they hope it becomes available for all Michael's fans to hear.'
'It was a song I worked on not only as a recording engineer, but as a bass player as well.' said CJ de Villar. 'It was what I call a muse track for Michael and producer Dr Freeze... I'm not certain if it was Freeze or Michael who kicked off the idea first, but I know Michael loved the America song ,though he did work out lots of other music explorations for the fun of it, or at least with no specific outcome in mind, other than finding a surprise in the process.'
Short, 25 second snippet leaked on the internet site TMZ. com in July 2009, just three weeks after Michael's passing - no official release.
'That sound clip is definitely a session rough mix,' said de Villar, 'since it doesn't have a mix and master polished sound on it. For those unfamiliar with what a session rough mix is, it's from the session multi-track tape that was up on the recording console that day, for whatever work was being done to it, which was quickly or roughly mixed, and recorded to a recordable CD or DAT tape as Michael liked it... what was most funwas playing bass on the track, and how it showed me Michael's relentless musical energy so vividly... Michael certainly inspired me, and brought out the best energy I had by him getting into it as only Michael can. Ande then I realised - he's all about the music.'
CD de Villar stated he believed, at the time of his passing, Michael could have close to 1,000 pieces of material in some form, with at least a few hundred in post production stage, at least. |
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