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Michael Jackson Off the Wall Mp3, Flac, Wma Michael Jackson Off The Wall mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Funk / Soul / Pop Album: Off The Wall Country: Japan Released: 1979 Style: Ballad, Disco, Rhythm & Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1699 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1723 mb WMA version RAR size: 1867 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 522 Other Formats: VQF VOX MP3 ASF AAC DMF MMF Tracklist Hide Credits Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Percussion, Rhythm, Vocals], Backing Vocals, Co-producer, Lead Vocals, Percussion, Written-By – Michael JacksonArranged By [Rhythm], Electric Piano – Greg PhillinganesArranged By [Strings] – Ben Wright*Backing Vocals [Additional] – Augie Johnson, Jim Gilstrap, Mortonette Jenkins, A1 Paulette McWilliams, Zedric WilliamsBass – Louis JohnsonConcertmaster – Gerald 6:02 VinciDrums – John Robinson Flute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – David Williams , Marlo HendersonHorns – The Seawind HornsPercussion – Paulinho Da Costa, Randy Jackson, Richard HeathPercussion [Uncredited] – Sheila EscovedoTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Rock With You Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm, Vocals], Written-By – Rod TempertonArranged By [Strings] – Ben Wright*Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals – Michael JacksonBass – Bobby WatsonConcertmaster – Gerald VinciDrums – John A2 3:38 Robinson Electric Piano – David "Hawk" WolinskiFlute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – David Williams , Marlo HendersonHorns – The Seawind HornsSynthesizer – Greg Phillinganes, Michael BoddickerTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Working Day And Night Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Percussion, Rhythm, Vocals], Backing Vocals, Co-producer, Lead Vocals, Percussion, Written-By – Michael JacksonArranged By [Rhythm], Electric Piano – Greg PhillinganesBass – Louis A3 5:12 JohnsonDrums, Percussion – John Robinson Flute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – David Williams , Phil UpchurchHorns – The Seawind HornsPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Get On The Floor Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm] – Quincy JonesArranged By [Rhythm], Bass, Written-By – Louis JohnsonArranged By [Strings] – Ben Wright*Arranged By [Vocals], Backing Vocals, Co-producer, Lead Vocals, Written-By – Michael JacksonBacking Vocals [Additional] – Augie Johnson, Jim Gilstrap, Mortonette A4 4:44 Jenkins, Paulette McWilliams, Zedric WilliamsClavinet – Greg PhillinganesConcertmaster – Gerald VinciDrums – John Robinson Flute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – Wah Wah Watson*Horns – The Seawind HornsPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Off The Wall Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm, Vocals], Written-By – Rod TempertonBacking Vocals, Lead Vocals – Michael JacksonBass – Louis JohnsonDrums – John Robinson Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Greg PhillinganesFlute, Alto B1 Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone 4:04 Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – David Williams , Marlo HendersonHorns – The Seawind HornsPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaProgrammed By [Synthesizer] – Michael BoddickerProgrammed By [Synthesizer], Synthesizer – George DukeTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Girlfriend Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm, Vocals] – Quincy JonesArranged By [Rhythm] – Tom BahlerArranged By [Rhythm], Electric Piano – Greg PhillinganesArranged By [Vocals], Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals – Michael JacksonBass – Louis JohnsonDrums – John Robinson Flute, Soloist [Alto Saxophone], Alto B2 3:04 Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – Marlo Henderson, Wah Wah Watson*Horns – The Seawind HornsProgrammed By [Synthesizer] – Steve PorcaroProgrammed By [Synthesizer], Synthesizer – George DukeSynthesizer – David FosterTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary GrantWritten-By – Paul McCartney She's Out Of My Life Arranged By [Strings] – Johnny MandelBass – Louis JohnsonConcertmaster – Gerald B3 3:36 VinciElectric Piano – Greg PhillinganesGuitar – Larry CarltonLead Vocals – Michael JacksonWritten-By – Tom Bahler I Can't Help It Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm], Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Greg PhillinganesArranged By [Rhythm], Written-By – Stevie WonderArranged By [Strings] – Johnny MandelBass – Louis JohnsonConcertmaster – B4 Gerald VinciDrums – John Robinson Flute, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry 4:27 WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftHorns – The Seawind HornsLead Vocals – Michael JacksonPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaProgrammed By [Synthesizer] – Michael BoddickerTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary GrantWritten-By – Susaye Greene It's The Falling In Love Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm, Vocals] – Quincy JonesArranged By [Rhythm], Synthesizer, Written-By – David FosterArranged By [Vocals] – Tom BahlerBacking Vocals, Lead Vocals – Michael Jackson, Patti AustinBass – B5 Louis JohnsonDrums – John Robinson Electric Piano – Greg PhillinganesFlute, Alto 3:46 Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – Marlo Henderson, Wah Wah Watson*Horns – The Seawind HornsProgrammed By [Synthesizer] – Steve PorcaroTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary GrantWritten-By – Carole Bayer Sager Burn This Disco Out Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Jerry HeyArranged By [Rhythm, Vocals], Written-By – Rod TempertonBacking Vocals, Lead Vocals – Michael JacksonBass – Louis JohnsonDrums – John Robinson Electric Piano – Greg PhillinganesFlute, Alto Saxophone, B6 3:38 Tenor Saxophone – Larry WilliamsFlute, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Kim HutchcroftGuitar – David Williams , Marlo HendersonHorns – The Seawind HornsPercussion – Paulinho Da CostaTrombone – William Reichenbach*Trumpet – Gary Grant Notes SOUTH AFRICA Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Michael Off The Wall (LP, FE 35745 Epic FE 35745 US 1979 Jackson Album, Pit) Michael Off The Wall (LP, LNS-17278 Epic LNS-17278 Mexico 1979 Jackson Album) Off The Wall Michael 264 (Cass, Album, Saturn 264 Indonesia 1979 Jackson Unofficial) CD 83468, Michael Off The Wall (CD, Epic, CD 83468, Europe Unknown 01-083468-10 Jackson Album, RE) Epic 01-083468-10 FE 35745, Elps Michael Off The Wall (LP, Epic, FE 35745, Elps Australia 1979 3973 Jackson Album, Gat) Epic 3973 Related Music albums to Off The Wall by Michael Jackson Lee Ritenour - Color Rit Dolly Parton - Heartbreaker Buddy Miles - We Got To Live Together Pauline Wilson - Intuition Dave Koz, Gerald Albright, Mindi Abair, Richard Elliot - Dave Koz And Friends: Summer Horns Aretha Franklin - Love All The Hurt Away Michael Jackson - The Essential Michael Jackson Narada Michael Walden - Looking At You, Looking At Me The Brothers Johnson - Light Up The Night Michael Jackson - Thriller Quincy Jones - The Dude Passage - Passage.
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