1992 Bucharest, Romania Dangerous Concert This concert is the hottest and the most classic, especially the opening, very shocking
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1987 Yokohama, Japan BAD (awesome) concert is also the most classic I like it very much, especially to introduce
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1987 Yokohama, Japan BAD (awesome) concert this is a very remarkable concert, but also a world-famous concert, both for MJ, and all the big names in the world is unprecedented, this is MJ's peak period of the concert, and thus affirmed the status of the king of pop songs.
The "Bad" ("Awesome") World Tour was Michael Jackson's first solo tour.
The "Bad" tour played in 15 countries on four continents, ****123 shows, and attracted an estimated 4.4 million people.
Michael's 1987-1989 "Bad" World Tour was the biggest tour ever! It was also the most profitable tour ever, *** making $125 million dollars, unrivaled!
Nippon TV recorded a "Bad" concert in Yokohama, Japan in September 1987 and later broadcast it in many countries around the world.
On November 20, 1987, the "Bad" tour arrived in Sydney, Australia. The famous blind singer Stevie Wonder made a surprise appearance on stage and performed "Just Good Friends" with Michael as a special tribute to the tens of thousands of lucky fans on stage.
On March 3, 1988, Michael played a "private show" at Madison Square Garden in New York City. All proceeds went to the United Negro College Fund. Tickets for the concert were not sold at the box office, but were determined by a special betting system. During the show, Michael made headlines the following day for kissing Tatiana Thumbtzen on stage during his performance of "The Way You Make Me Feel" (Tatiana Thumbtzen made headlines for kissing Tatiana Thumbtzen during Michael's "The Way You Make Me Feel"). (Tatiana Thumbtzen is best known for playing the female lead in Michael's "The Way You Make Me Feel" music video).
On June 16, 1988, Michael performed to a sold-out crowd in Basel, Switzerland. Numerous celebrities came out to support him, including Elizabeth Taylor and Bob Dylan, and while in Basel, Michael paid a visit to Ms. Oona Chaplin, the widow of Michael's eternal idol, Charlie Chaplin. While Oona was pregnant with their 5th child, Eugene, the Chaplin family moved to Vevay, Switzerland in 1953 (they bought the elegant Ban's country house on Lake Geneva).
On September 8, 1988, Michael received a special honor from the management of London's Wembley Grand Stadium for setting a new record there: the most performances by an entertainer at Wembley Stadium! His seven sell-out shows attracted 504,000 people. This remarkable record was subsequently entered into the Guinness Book of World Records.
During the "Bad" tour, Michael performed "I Just Can\\\\'t Stop Loving You" live with behind-the-scenes chorus girl Sheryl Crow (soon to be famous).
During the "Bad" concerts, one lucky girl was always chosen to dance with Michael on stage during the performance of "She\\\\'s Out Of My Life".
During his month-long stay in Japan, Michael performed at 14 sold-out concerts for a total of 450,000 people.
Performers/Singers
Kevin Dorsey: Vocalist/Assistant Musical Director (with credits on the "Bad", "Dangerous" and "HIStory" tours). "Bad", "Dangerous" and "HIStory" tours, including assistant music director on the 1993 "Dangerous" world tour), artist/songwriter contract with Quincy Jones and Qwest Records. He has worked with the Jacksons since 1984, on "Victory", and has since worked for Michael Jackson. Has also performed with, choreographed and produced for artists such as Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston and many others. Also has played/directed music and sung on several film productions including Forrest Gump, The Lion King, Apollo 13, Out of Africa, The Color Purple, and Ghostbusters 2.
Dorian Holley: chorus singer ("Bad", "Dangerous" and "HIStory" tours), has composed for He has written jingles for film, television and radio, and composed and produced records for basketball superstar Shaquille O'Neal's record label for up-and-coming artist S.H.E. In addition, he has collaborated with Rod Stewart on a number of his songs, including "The Hills" and "The Hills". In addition, he has toured with Rod Stewart and James Taylor, and has performed with Puff Johnson, Lionel Richie, Gladys Knight, Nona Hendryx, Aaron Neville, Johnny Carson, Oprah Winfrey, Thomas Dolby, Jellybean, Robert Townsend, K.T Oslinm, Jay Leno, Dolly Parton, Michael Bolton, Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder.
Darryl Phinnessee: Chorus singer ("Bad" and "Dangerous" tours); member of Thousand Merry Men; toured with Rod Stewart, member of the band. Tours with Toto ("Love Has The Power," "Out Of Love"), Rod Stewart ("MTV
Unplugged"), Don Henley ("MTV"), and the band "Dangerous" ("Bad" and "Dangerous" tours). "), and Don Henley ...... have recorded together. He also performed on "Silent Night" from the Under Suspicion movie soundtrack.
Sheryl Crow: A chorus singer ("Bad" tour) who performed "I Just Can\\\\'t Stop Loving You" with Michael Jackson at every stop on the "Bad" tour. Stop Loving You" with Michael Jackson at every stop of the "Bad" tour, and it was after working with Michael on the "Bad" world tour that her career broke through - she began to be introduced to famous singers/bands such as Sting, Stevie Wonder, Don Henley, Foreigner, Rod Stewart, and subsequently toured with Bob Dylan (30th Anniversary Concert at Madison Square Garden) and Foreigner. His 1993 debut solo album, Tuesday Night Music Club (co-produced by Bill Bottrell, producer of Michael Jackson's 1991 album Dangerous), yielded the #1 single "All I Wanna Do". ". It went on to win three Grammy Awards, including "Best New Artist", "Record of the Year" and "Best Female Pop Vocalist". Other credits include her second album Sheryl Crow (Grammy Awards for "Best Female Rock Vocalist" and "Best Rock Album"), her third album The Globe Sessions (Grammy Award for "Best Rock Album" and "Best Pop Vocalist") and her third album The Globe Sessions (Grammy Award for "Best Pop Vocalist" and "Best Pop Vocalist"). "Best Rock Album"), contributed vocals to the James Bond movie song "Tomorrow Never Dies", released the live album "Sheryl Crow & Friends: Live in Central Park. In addition, she performed on a date on the Rolling Stones' "Bridges To Babylon" tour.
Jon Clark: Guitar ("Bad" tour)
Chris Currell: Keyboards ("Bad" tour)
Don Boylette: Bass ("Bad" tour)
Don Boylette: Bass (with the Stones) ("Bad" and "Dangerous" tours)
Jennifer Batten: Guitarist ("Bad", "Dangerous" and "HIStory" tours), has played on Natalie Cole's "Wild Women Do," Michael Jackson's "Moonwalker," Sara Hickman's "Take It," and "The Horsemen" tour. She appeared on Natalie Cole's "Wild Women Do", Michael Jackson's "Moonwalker", Sara Hickman's "Take It Like A Man", Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" tour in 1992, and his 1996/1997 "HIStory" tour. He also appeared on Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" tour in 1992, followed by his 1996/1997 "HIStory" tour. He also performed with Michael Jackson at halftime of the 27th Super Bowl, which drew 1.5 billion viewers in 80 countries and was the highest-rated game of all time. He has since recorded an album with blues-rock band The Immigrants (produced by Michael Sembello) and toured with The Immigrants. Has solo albums Above, Below And Beyond, and Tribal Rage.
Ricky Lawson: Drummer ("Bad" and " Dangerous" tours), one of the most respected creators, producers and arrangers within the music industry today. "Guitar God" - band member of acclaimed singer Eric Clapton. Famous for his work with Michael Jackson, Steely Dan, Phil Collins, Babyface, The Yellow Jackets, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Quincy Jones, Al Jarreau, etc. Voted "The World's Leading Drummer" by the readers of Modern Drummer Magazine in 1999. In 1999, he was voted the "World's #1 R&B Drummer" by the readers of Modern Drummer Magazine and ranked #3 in "Pop/Mainstream Rock Drummers. As the original founder of the YellowJackets, Ricky was nominated for two Grammy Awards and won one in 1986 for co-writing and producing the hit song "And You Know That" on the Shades album. He also co-wrote the Pointer Sisters' hit "Uh-Uh" and co-produced the Seriously Slammin' album and the Fattburger's hit "Good News". Good News" by Fattburger. She has been featured on Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You", Anita Baker's "Sweet Love", James Ingram's "I Don't Have 's" and "I Don't Love You". "I Don\\\\'t Have The Heart" by James Ingram, and "Dancing On The Ceiling" by Lionel Richie. Other credits/productions include Star Trek 5's "Only You", Barney\\\\'s Great Adventure - The Movie, and Helen Baylor's "There\\\\'s No Greater Love". No Greater Love" by Helen Baylor, and "When You Believe" by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey for the animated movie "The Prince of Egypt". With his solo album First Things 1st, "one success at a time" is both his motto and his goal in life.
Greg Phillinganes: Music Director/Keyboardist ("Dangerous" tour, keyboards only on "Bad" tour). The best keyboardist of the last 20 years, especially on R&B recordings and some pure pop material. Top performances on Michael Jackson's HIStory, Dangerous, Bad, Thriller, Off The Wall and the Jacksons' Triumph and Destiny albums. Also on Babyface, on George Benson's "Living Inside Your Love," Toni Braxton's "Secrets," Mariah Carey "Merry Christmas," Eric Clapton's \\\\\" Something\\\\'s Happening\\\\\", August, Journeyman, 24 Nights, Pilgrim, Expos by Expos, George Harrison's "Dark Horse Live In Japan", Mick Jagger's "Primitive Cool", and "The Horse". Quincy Jones' "The Dude", "Back On The Block", Rickie Lee Jones' "The Magazine", Patti LaBelle's "Winner In You", "Burnin\\\\'", Diana Ross' "Ross", "Eaten Alive", "The Ross", "The Ross", "The Ross", and "The Ross". Eaten Alive", "Red Hot Rhythm And Blues", Brenda Russell's "Kiss Me With The Wind", Paul Simon's "The Rhythm Of The Saints", Donna Summer and TLC's "Dear Lie", Waiting To Exhale movie soundtrack, Angela Winbush's "The Real Thing", Stevie Wonder's "Songs In The Key Of Life", "Conversation Peace" and Lionel's "The Saints". Conversation Peace" and "Tonight Will Be Alright" from Lionel Richie's "Dancing On The Ceiling". He was also a member of Eric Clapton's band and was Clapton's keyboardist from 1986-1990. He co-wrote "Restless Sea" with Jim Wilson and has a solo album, Pulse.
Rory Kaplan: Keyboardist ("Bad" tour), performer, songwriter, producer and programmer. Has worked intimately with some of the most popular and talented artists in music history, having toured with Chick Corea, Jeff Beck and Stanley Clarke, Brian Wilson, Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson. Produced Edgar Winter's "The Real Deal" album, wrote songs for Toto and Jermaine Jackson, performed on albums by artists/bands such as Natalie Cole, Yes, Joe Cocker, 4 Non Blondes and Belinda Carlisle. Digital Cinema Systems [DTS], the world's largest provider of digital recording for motion pictures, recently named Rory Kaplan as the head of Artist Relations for the new DTS Entertainment division. Kaplan serves as a liaison within the music industry and has lobbied for numerous artists to use DTS Entertainment's technology when re-releasing old albums or recording new ones. In addition, Kaplan will serve as the in-house producer for DTS Entertainment's multi-frequency format music programs.
Other
Backup Dancers: Randy Allaire, Evaldo Garcia, Dominic Lucero, LaVelle Smith
Tour Photographer: Sam Emerson
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Creators
Performance conceived and written by Michael Jackson
Choreography by Michael Jackson
Assistant Choreographer and Stage Designer Vincent Paterson
Set Designer Tom McPhilips
Lighting by Allen Branton
Security Supervisor Bill Bray
Hair & Makeup by Karen Faye
Personal Management by Frank Dileo
Michael Jackson Personal Assistant: Jolie Levine
Tour Coordinator: Sal Bonafede
Tour Management: John Draper
Production Management by Benny Collins
Production Coordination by Nelson Hayes
Stage Management by Gerry Bakalian
Staging by Tait Towers, Inc.
Attorneys by Ziffren, Brittenham and Branca <
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: Gelfand, Rennert and Feldman
PUBLIC **** RELATIONS: Solters/Roskin, Friedman Inc.
MJJ LIAISON OFFICE REPRESENTATIVE: Bob Jones
Epic Records Press Department: Glen Brunman
Tour Advertising & Promotions : Lyon/Stinson ("Entertainment Markets, Inc.")
Travel Agent : Gretta Walsh of Revel Travel
Staff
Michael Jackson Assistant: Jolie Levine
MJJ Productions Staff: Miko Brando, Lizabeth Gilbert
Mr. Dileo Assistant: Meredith Besser
TTC Staff: Sheila Copeland
Assistant to Mr. Jones: Ron CarterManaging Director, MJJ Productions: Bill Bray
Tour Support
Photography: Sam Emerson
Sales Planning: Peter Lubin, Brockum
Tour Brochure design by Reiner Design Consultants
Special thanks to Kenny Rogers, PepsiCo, Pepsi rep Aaron Walton, Epic Records, Yamaha