Batman, Prince & Michael Jackson: The Story Behind the Soundtrack - Reel Shorts
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The summer of 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the summer that Batman ruled the box office, and the Prince soundtrack ruled the charts. But how did the purple one get involved with one of Warner Brothers biggest hits of all time? Tom takes a look at the story behind the soundtrack in this 'Reel Short'
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The 89' Batman soundtrack is a stone cold classic so nuts to the haters!
It's been thirty years since Batman 1989 came out????? Damn I feel old. 👴I can't believe Prince and Mike are gone.....😞
blackphoenix77 that 30th for Batman The Animated Series around the corner too.
Let’s break out our canes 😂
it's a trip all the way....
and yeah next year is 30 for S1 of Batman TAS
Hail Kevin Conroy
Hail Mark Hamill
best batman even and best Joker ever [though Heath Ledger was just as good as Hamill IMO]
and hail the team behind Batman TAS and that iteration of DCAU.....good times
I was 6 years old when it dropped wow .
Such a long time ago
Frak anyone who hates on the Batman soundtrack. Works as a soundtrack, a concept album, and a love letter to Gotham by its native son from Alphabet Street, Prince.
I owned that cassette, played it all the time on my Walkman. It was a huge hit back then.
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I don't know how many batteries I went through listening to it
Micheal Jackson and Prince on th Batman soundtrack would have been a bigger deal. I would have loved to have seen these two do a duet together, but of course it's not to be.
maybe in a parallel universe, who knows?
I am happy to go with this ! haha @@alejobrcn6515
'Vicki Waiting' is a painfully underrated track.
I love that song
You have good taste my friend
Wow, I never knew this before. As much as I love Prince's Soundtrack of Batman, I equally would have like to see MJ's version, like Prince he was a huge comic book fan it would've been just as great. They're are both my favorite artist of all time.
Mj is a huge fan of comics too
Awesome video. Prince & Batman 89 are two of the greatest things ever.
If Mj did the Batman Track we would have never got the genius track "The Future" by Prince....enough said. Jack Nicholson is a big Prince fan fyi
Michael Jackson is a much better artist musically and artisticly every one still is inspired by michael today musicians where as no one like Princess nor is he ever remembered no cared when he died when Michael Jackson died Google crashed
@@SALIM86 exactly, always MJ on top!! 💥
maybe in a parallel universe, who knows?
enjoyed this video because it didn’t reek of Hollywood failure.
Nice to get a break.
True but they were bashing Batman 66 :)
No, that was just the reality at the time
@@ShamrockParticle nothing but love for Batman 66 from everybody here at the channel. It was just the reality of the time like Steve said. Everyone was afraid they were going to make a campy Batman, you can see that in the article in the video.
Thank you @Midnight's Edge for this video 🌺💜 The Batman Album is still one of my faves by Prince. 1989 was a magical time for the movie, the cast, Prince, and Tim Burton. I could totally hear MJ singing tracks for the heroes.
Prince was a darling little giant. He really had overwhelming tallend.
So glad I got to see Prince play when he did all those nights in London.
Originally, only the album with the Prince songs was released as the soundtrack. After fans complained, the Elfman score was later released individually.
Hmmmm, not really... The Elfman album was always going to get released. However the Prince album was released before the film to get a buzz going for the movie. It was all part of the marketing strategy for Batman.
@@shamrockballs1066 You gotta admit, the marketing was confusing, possibly intentionally so. Why sell every fan one album when you can create market confusion and sell two?
@@Robobagpiper Hi, not sure what you mean by confusing?
@@Robobagpiper Ok, well Ill try and explain what is my understanding of two albums, which was indeed innovative at the time.
If you go back 14 years before Batman, big blockbusters like Jaws, Rocky, Star Wars, Superman, Alien had soundtrack albums released to accompany the release of the movies. These movies were heavily scored and had little songs in them. So it was the composers work that was released and who can blame them. Each movie i mentioned above are instantly recognisable through music alone! However the concept album started to change in the mid 80s (possibly because of Purple Rain, however there had been soundtrack albums for Saturday Night Fever and Grease, but maybe MTV had something to do with it also) where upon soundtrack albums were basically made up of songs featured in the movie with possibly one or two tracks made up of the score by the composer. Take for example Ghostbusters, Beverly Hill Cop or Back to the future. Not every movie being released at this time had movie scores released on albums and it seemed to be a fading trend in favour of more pop sounding soundtracks.
When the producers heard Danny Elfmans score for Batman they loved it that much (and rightly so, its one of the best scores of all time), they exclaimed that a full soundtrack album would be produced and released to the public. Then Prince comes along who was only expected to produce a couple of songs for the movie. Probably to be added on to Elfmans album... But he produces 9 songs! From what I know Burton was leaned on to use all 9 songs where he could in the movie. Obviously, this wasnt viable. You can hear 3 songs in the background in the movie. Partyman and Trust are promenant and scandalous is played at the end credits. 2 was not used and the last Batdance was used to heavily promote the movie long before its release. With the 9 songs by Prince it was an opportunity for WB to cash in on two different soundtrack albums!
I understand that the confusion may stem from the fact that Elfman was not that well known in 1989 and people thought Prince scored the movie. But it was definately a way for WB to market the movie long before release and get a big buzz going because Prince was a super star at the time.
@@shamrockballs1066 also you had situations like Blade Runner where they didn't even release Vangellis's score, they released an inferior cover score which never sold well....they later released a 1 disc collection of music which was just the main themes from the movie and it was Vangellis's stuff, that sold pretty well
then when they did Final Cut they released a 2-3 disc set which was the disc I just mentioned and the rest of the composed music
even the SW soundtracks were never released in their entirety until the special editions.....and still some of the older versions of the soundtracks didn't include so me key songs like Lapti Nek from ROTJ [the song Oola dances to] and that song is still one of the hardest to find.....ugh
the score for Total Recall omits the song from Last Resort.....eh
and even now they still omit stuff from scores and soundtracks and it''s always the weird off the wall song you kinda want lol
Prince looks awesome as joker
That was awesome! I was mixed on the soundtrack back in 89. But there was no denying it was a hit!
I admit I was super hooked on Batdance for months......but I already genuinely liked Prince's stuff before Batman so yeah.....
I also liked Partyman a lot and really that whole album was cool....
@@darthXreven I grew to love the Prince album. My initial disappointment was that I thought I had bought the score soundtrack. I grew to love all the tracks and even become a fan of Prince. I even went to his final concert before his untimely death.
Brilliant soundtrack. Vikki Waiting is great, and Lemon Crush is the unique Prince moment on the record.
Prine and MJ on one Album?
That would have overshadowed the film
RIGHT! Nobody would be focused on the film, more on its soundtrack.
Love the Batman album, got it as a kid back in '89, never looked back. Best songs - The Future, Electric Chair, Trust.
Collapsible c’mon what about scandalous?
@@HanifBarnwell That's a good one.
"Electric Chair" -- best track hands down.
And i think it might've been a bigger hit if they'd gone with MJ, but nowhere near the artistic statement Prince created.
Great video. I had no idea about any of this. I enjoyed these movies but they came out when I was a kid, this kind of stuff is a nice change of pace from all of the negativity we have been having to deal with. Keep it up!
Twas indeed a simpler time. I for one am glad to be a gen x'er- to have experienced life before the internet, smartphones and hyper partisan identity politics
@@slimjimpui I grew up in the country in Southwest Arkansas so my childhood was extremely analog while my adulthood has been digital. I did not have high-speed internet access until I got to college, did not get dial-up until I was fifteen. It indeed was a simpler time.
because this are lies, MJ wasn't considered for the project, it was a comment by one of the producers, Burton tough it was a joke, because it was ridiculous.
One of my favorite movie soundtracks.
'89 Batman + Prince =
I'm Bat, I'm Bat you know it..shamone!
Prince always had a vision in his music. They say he had countless unreleased music in his vault.
sounds legit, Prince was really good at what he did, even when he went weird to make a statement he put 100% into everything he did.....impressive really.....
and I know he only went weird to try and get out of WB.....
My bucket list includes: "trash an art gallery while dancing to Party Man".
😂
"Gentleman, let's broaden our minds."
LOL
What a great video! I’ve never heard that unreleased track before. I remember queuing round the block to see batman. It was amazing. Still is. And both albums I still listen to. Classics.
Great video
R.I.P to both Artists 🌹
I never knew I needed this video. I'd love to see more.
Very interesting video. Please do more of this. Love Midnight's Edge
STILL listen to this album. "All hail.....the new King in town"
hail [raises arm and does peace sign]
This was a great, informative video. I never knew any of this.
This channel has the best stories!
This is a pleasant surprise on a really cool subject matter. Love this vid.
There is no MJ connection to the Burton Batman project, the Mj mention lasted a few seconds in a table meeting, this videos are a clear proof of MJ fanatics trying to embrace and create false positive myths around MJ.
A MJ Prince album would have been a Classic for the Ages.
Looking forward to seeing more from this segment.
Great video format! Looking forward to more of these :)
Loved the "reel shorts" format! Hoping for more videos like this.
I bought the album last year and it was BATTASTICLY SCANDALOUSLY GROOVY.
And besides how can you not think about partyman and not dance to it ? I mean Joker did it and that image is forever implemented into my head.
stop......
Thank you.
MJ and Prince would have been fucking epic!!!
Pun intended? ;-)
The world's greatest detective with the world's greatest musical artist. Perfection. Never can I think of Batman without Prince, and vice versa.
"The Future" is not only my favorite song on the album, but my favorite Prince song period.
Rest in peace Prince
I knew some of these facts before, but I didn't know Prince joined in due to being a fan. Something nice to hear.
This is a good video I'm a huge fan of Batman and Prince I wish both MJ and Prince had done something together that would had been great.I can't to make my Batman soundtrack when the new one shiws up.
LOVE the Prince soundtrack and while I always wanted to see a collaboration between MJ and Prince, I'm glad it wasn't on this. Partyman, Trust and Scandalous are my three favorites. Especially Scandalous, there's just something so...magical about that song over the closing credits. It fit so perfectly. I really wish they had used Price for the second film...as well as Sam Hamm's original script, lol.
Any PRINCE or MJ collab would be Diamond 5x over....
Midnight's Edge, Michael Jackson and Batman?
A dream come true.
YEA GOT THIS ON CASSETTE FOR MY BIRTHDAY. CAN STILL REMEMBER THE FIRST LISTENING. TRUST AND PARTYMAN BEING FAVORITES
This was cool and I enjoyed it.
Prince gave us SCANDALOUS
It would have been fascinating to see these two working together! Prince is a child musical prodigy and shrewd business man (could be eccentric and glom onto things) and MJ was a child music star a certified IQ genius and shrewd businessman (he waited years to reveal his Moonwalk move at just the right time as just one example) and could also be eccentric. Prince did what he wanted (his follow up to Purple Rain was not the rock album people figured he would do!) and MJ was more the cunning creator of the modern idea of POP.
Therefore having MJ play the hero part and Prince the Joker part sounds absolutely fascinating! I have no idea what either artist felt for the other, but I am sure they would both appreciate each other's works and they both got tired of the yoke of big music industry and both got caught up in self-harming through meds! Meaning they were different but seem to have similarities.
Now I want to research if either of them spoke of the other...
John True they grew to love each other but always had a little but if creative envy for one another. Search “Tavis Smiley Michael Jackson Prince” on CZcams. He talks about how Prince confided in him about MJ after MJ died
@@thefreshlab bunch of lies, Prince NEVER EVER expressed publicly any feelings for MJ, no envy, no admiration, in the other hand, MJ showed many times that he was obsessed and envy Prince. Please stop the lies. Btw Tavis Smiley came out as a Prince's good friend like many other liers, after Prince death. I don't believe his story, goes against Prince principles, behaviour and personality.
Aaron Soto who said I said publicly. Plenty ppl close to both parties have corroborated stories of Princes envy and admiration for Micheal. Also Prince shaded him in his Chris Rock interview. Supported him in regards to MJs abuse allegations in a press interview. In his song “Life O’ the party” he says “And I ain’t never had my nose done. Thats the other guy.” Prince did an MJ leg kick and “heehee” during a live TV performance of face down. He also added “Don’t Stop TIL You Get Enough”, “Shake Your Body” and “I Want You Back” to several of his live shows after MJ died and took a moment and pointed up to the sky. He allegedly used to ban ppl from his website for MJ slander. I’m sure I could think of or dig up more given the time.
@@thefreshlab with all due respect, there is none proof of "Prince envy and admiration" for Mj in any of your statements. Prince was asked many times publicly about Mj and he was FORCED to ANSWER, some times polite, other times playing around, like in that Chris Rock interview, were he just stated facts, no "shaded" envolved. The whole idea of Bad (and we are te world( was ridiculous. Prince never ever supported MJ in any press interview about the abuse allegation, he was asked once "who will win in a fight?", he did a very Prince answer, avoiding the topic with cryptic messages, like "let's wait and see, may be he knows something that we don't", in my view, he actually adressed the MJ controversy out of the blue, not supporting him, putting him on the spot. The song quote “And I ain’t never had my nose done. Thats the other guy.” that's a lyric and fact, still he don't mention names, I don't see any problem with that. Yeah, Prince covered a lot of 70s songs, from Glam Rock, classic rock, Punk and Motown. he was a teen of the 70s. That doesn't mean anything. Please stop it. Prince was a gentleman that never trashed anyone, he din''t respond to his own critics.
Aaron Soto with all due respect to you as well, you’re presenting somewhat of a red herring argument. I said they envied each other and admired each other. You started arguing something about “publicly” which I never stated. But yes lyrics absolutely count as publicly and “that’s the other guy” is clearly directed at Michael Jackson. One would have to be willfully ignorant to assume otherwise. But again several ppl have spoken about Prince showing disdain for Michael. One example is Will.I.Am speaking on Prince trolling Michael by playing the bass in his face. And I’ve heard several ppl corroborate it. But I guess you could say everyone’s just making it up. There are plenty of other stories, but again, I didn’t say anything about “publicly”. You added that condition to support your argument.
If Michael Jackson gave Warner Bros. "Smooth Criminal" for Batman that coulda been a tough one. But the Smooth Criminal song/video stays alone itself. Love both Michael and Prince and their works.
Thanks Midnights Edge this was a very interesting video I never knew MJ was involved hope you do more of these
my favourite tracks are Trust and Partyman
MJ and PRINCE collaboration would be the biggest thing ever
The late Michael Jackson did songs for the Free Willy films, which Will You Be There was originally from his Dangerous album.
Favorite Song: The Future, 2: BatDance, 3:Lemon Crush,4:Partyman
Trust. Trust is my favorite song from the album.
Vicki waiting and Trust loved Jack as the Joker!!!😍
My mom bought the vinal of this. Thanks to her it sits firmly in my music collection. I learned something new today. Thanks! And no I think this is a classic better left untouched with no MJ attached although it would have been interesting to see two of the biggest 80's icons in one bat dance video
Actually, it was Elfmans score that incorporated elements of Scandalous (the love theme for Batman) , which was in part composed by John T. Nelson - Prince's Father.
I think Prince's soundtrack for Batman is a classic along with Elfmans score. I'm not that bothered Jackson wasn't involved. Prince done an outstanding job creating a theatrical album which incorporated tracks attributed to the main characters of the movie. Pure genius.
I guess i read that wrong sorry about that!
@@MidnightsEdgeAfterDark No bother lol Thanks for the reply! I love the channel.
@@shamrockballs1066 I will try to get Andre to pin a correction, I believe the one article I read actually had it wrong. But I checked it out you are correct of course
@@MidnightsEdgeAfterDark Thanks! Ps Andre 's a cool dude, I could listen to him all day! Give him my best.
I'm a bit bothered.. I'm a big Jackson fan.
Oh, what could have been. At least there's The Wiz (the movie Jackson had a starring role in).
I really loved the soundtrack. If I had to pick a face, it would probably be Electric Chair. But I also love the Batdance Vicki Vale mix on the B-side of Batdance. Batdance always had a second-tier effort sound to me, like Trust. But the funky Vicki Vale portion is a fun dance part. He just made the whole song from that section in the Vicki Vale mix.
I absolutely love the 1940s BATMAN & ROBIN serials and the '60s BATMAN too, and of course the SUPERMAN films, but the impact of the 1989 BATMAN cannot be overstated; it was the FIRST film to show us that a superhero did NOT need to be someone in tights and trunks. Batman was armoured, realistic, and believable, and therefore the father of the X-Men, the Avengers, and every superhero film and TV show to come since. For those who weren't born in 1989, let me tell you, Batman was EVERYWHERE; at the cinema, at the comic shops (remember those?), on TV, on the radio, in the toy shops and hobby shops, in our videogames and in the arcades, and on every news-stand and in every newspaper. Nothing that followed would have enjoyed the successes we've seen if BATMAN 1989 hadn't done it first. :)
Trust... should have been a single. Great tune!
Btw... the song Bad was originally meant to be a duet but creative differences over the meaning of the title stopped it.
Either way, "The end is the beginning The end" is still my favorite batman song. With "Hold me, Thrill me, Kiss me, Kill me" as a close second. Billiy's song is so good it was even used as un-official theme song for the watchmen movie! Billy corgan once said that he wanted to make a video for the watchmen movie but apparently nothing came out of it or at least I think so.
I was born in 1989 y basically this is the first thing I heard from Prince. The first time I watched the movie I was maybe 3 or 4 years old and I also watched the music video of the Batdance at that age. It was so scary, Prince used to scare me so much ... but at the same time it was amazing, I love that song and all the Batman Album and as I grew I appreciate his other songs and got my obsession with the color purple (yes, this is true). Maybe because of that I am a bit more fan of MJ. I'm not the biggest Prince fan but I respect and admire him a lot. Always in our ❤💕
That would of been amazing! MJ and prince were both solidified bout the same times...dirty Diana smooth criminal all those would of been amazing sad they are gone now
Holy cassette Batman! Hail Tom!
Scandalous!!!!!!! I'm talking about you and me 🎼🎼🎼🎸
#MJInnocent
Would Micheal Jackson and/or Prince have been as big of a hit, or bigger? I don't know, man! That's like asking if horses would run faster if they had six legs. There's just no way for me to imagine it fully enough to make a realistic estimate. Everything Michael Jackson did back then was a hit, so if he had been involved with the Batman soundtrack it would probably have been successful too. As for Prince and Micheal doing a duet... Maybe? I can't even guess how those two might have sparked off each other, or not gotten along. Anything could have happened.
But back in real history, Prince was an amazing success with his Batman album. I'd never heard his music before, but it worked perfectly with the film. Even now hearing "Batdance" takes me right back to that movie in a way no other song does, except maybe John William's Star Wars theme.
Btw, love this new "Reel Shorts" series. Thanks for another awesome video!
Also btw, I'm listening to "The Future" on Prince's "Batman" album right now. So thanks for the music suggestion too!
sorry for the migraine! ;)
Love mj!
My favorite is batdance
Prince should’ve recruited Madonna to do the Vicki Vale vocals....her I’m Breathless album was entirely inspired by Prince’s Batman right down to using soundbites from the Dick Tracy film.
Yes, the Prince soundtrack album was a massive hit - but how many here bought it *thinking* they were getting the Danny Elfman score?
The Elfman score is amazing. Not doubting the quality of the Prince concept album, but it never did anything for me.
None, Elfman score wasn't available at the malls etc., back then those types of albums were available by a cult target audience. Yes it was a great score, but it wasn't mainstream music on mainstream outlets. Every one knew that the Batman soundtrack was a Prince project.
People loved batdance and scandalous those 2 songs drove millions to buy the album Danny elfman score was pretty cool but in that summer it was batdance all day everyday way before the movie was out and before fans fully heard elfmans music
@@aaronsoto9100 Oh, I certainly did. I bought the Prince soundtrack album thinking I was getting the score. I was quite disappointed. The Prince songs just didn't speak to me.
I've been very careful since to look at whether I'm buying a "soundtrack" versus a "score", because prior to this, I assumed the terms were synonymous.
had no ide and considering the Rivalry between the two this is interesting
But where they rivals in 1989? I'm not sure, but I think that developed later?
@@Kevin_Street no much sooner, in fact very early on in Prince's career, stemming to an incident at a James Brown convert about 1983 i believe.
Scandalous is my favorite song on the Batman Soundtrack. Michael Jackson doing the Batman songs and Prince doing the Joker songs would have been interesting. Probably was the best opportunity for the 2 top artists of the 80's to collaborate. Sad it didn't happen. O(+>
Quincy tried to bring them together 3 years earlier but it was too territorial and Prince would never consent to being utilized as an instrument of Jackson and Jones. The We Are The World session was a similar situation with Prince the ultimate do it all artist taking direction from Jackson and Lionel Richie. Batman was perfect, the bone that 2 Alpha Dogs could share. I can hear MJ singing Arms of Orion in Bruce Wayne attire to rival Prince's Joker persona doing Partyman. They can have the direct confrontation everyone wanted through fictional characters to close out the decade they battled together. Who knows, maybe a loose working relationship establishes itself through the 90's. Both were known for the uncredited assist like Prince playing guitar on Madonna's Like A Prayer and MJ singing backup for the Doobie Brothers. Maybe we spend the 90's arguing about who won the Batman Soundtrack and certain parts of the twos future output are uncredited cameos for one another. They could have went into the 90's with a more solidified front to at least ward off gangsta rap and grunge.
I never felt like Prince's tracks didn't belonged in the film. It never made sense to me why people liked it.
If Prince and Michael Jackson collaborated on that soundtrack, the world would have went nuts. Forget about the film....
Where my grandparents lived there was a theater with a drive-in next to it. I saw the movie with my grandfather on a Saturday and Sunday the drive-in was a flea market where I picked the cassette up for $5. I'm pretty sure I just about wore out that tape.
Michael Jackson is Spider-Man Vs Prince Is Batman
🤘🦇🤘
First Album inspired by a Film??
Queen wrote albums for Highlander and Flash Gordon.
Children, iTunes, CZcams, or whatever this album right away. Trust me, it's amazing. Batdance the night away.
Right man at the right place and the right time....with the right bat in town. 😂
Wow I didn't know any of this
86’ Queen’s A Kind of Magic inspired by The Highlander was an earlier film based album I think.
Sorta kinda, but it wasn't the official soundtrack, and some of the other songs were in other movies
It would have been bigger to have both MJ and Prince collaborate.
@Max Powers The only problem is that I can't imagine any tunes actually done for Batman himself whether it was Michael Jackson or anybody else, I just personally feel it would have been out of place.
@@Pete-eb3vo Yes the soundtrack would probably would have had a different sound. Just to get those 2 talents to come together would have made music history. Originally I didn't think Michael Keaton could pull off Batman and yet he did.
@Max Powers Perfectly understandable and would of made musical history, but I do think it was preferable this way. Batman's type of character doesn't really fit for Michael Jackson tunes. Joker on the other hand works really well because he is crazy and wild, so I think it worked well for the Joker.
IMO, no greater sensation than the Midnight's Edge Overture theme...what would i do without you guys? Connors jacks one out AGAIN - he is on fire! I wish everyday were a midnigh't Edge production publishing day. ***[ Private: Let's ask Akkad , Gordon Green and McBride to bring back Will Patton and Dr. Sartain for the last 2/3 of the Halloween trip{le]. Patton's character has material stakes - he needs to be in it - SARTAIN? Oh, HE IS A MUST - we bring him in and explain how close his twin brother from Eastern Europe had been to the groundbreaking treatment of Micheal...and BAM! Ticket Sales. Otherwise I don;t think i can deal with another two films worth of jamie Lee Curtis POWER! Zzzzz...
Thanks for the kind words!
Sorry guys that this is very offtopic but since we are talking about sound, do you guys know that the new soundmix on the Batman 89 4K has had so many of the sound effects changed and that there is no option for the original sound effects?
Yes I heard,
@Midnight's Edge After Dark Main reason why I brought it up because Batman 89 has become another example of a film where they alter the movie and don't care about the preservation of how a film was in the theaters originally and have that mentality that because it's new automatically makes it better. If you are going to George Lucasise the soundmix, at least offer both in really good quality, because on top of that even if they include the original soundmix of a film on Blu Ray, it doesn't even sound as good as a Laserdisc LOL!
The best song is one they cut out “Dance With the Devil”, look it up and tell me is not true.
I squeezed a tiny clip in ;-)
When you showed the cassette at the end I thought it was one of the German only Batman "Hoerspiele" (Audio Plays?). Anyway, they also came on grey music cassettes and were amazing. They are all on CZcams by the way but as I said only in German. Just look for "Batman Hoerspiel".
Blouses won.
Riiiight. man i dont know what Tim burtons problem was with Micheal jackson. He passed him up 2 times. The writer of edward scissarhands wrote it thinling of micheal as edward and that was passed too.
I wish M & P. would have collaborated on this. .....................🤦♀
I could see Joker entering the museum to Smooth Criminal, don't get me wrong I loved the soundtrack from Prince I wouldn't change it
Electric Chair.
SOUL TRAIN..not what you said
Oops