Guess The Micheal Jackson Song

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1. Which of these tracks is not in his album titled Thriller?

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The correct answer is "Run Down!" because it is not a track in the album titled Thriller. The other options, Thriller, Beat it, and Billie Jean, are all tracks in the album Thriller.

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Guess The Micheal Jackson Song - Quiz

Micheal Jackson, the pop king produced a number of songs still ranking high among others. Adjudged to be the best selling music artist in 2009, he contributed immensely to dance, music and fashion. Jackson's hit songs are Man in the Mirror, Bad , I Just Can't Stop Loving and a... see morehost of others. Do you have in-depth knowledge of his songs? see less

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2. Where in America was he born?

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The correct answer is Indiana.

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3. Which of the following is not in his album titled "Bad"?

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The question asks for the song that is not included in the album "Bad". "Dirty Diana", "The Way You Make Me Feel", and "Man In The Mirror" are all songs from Michael Jackson's album "Bad". However, "Spawned" is not a song from the album "Bad" and therefore is the correct answer.

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4. Micheal Jackson's song could be any of these genres except 

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The correct answer is Raggae. This is because Michael Jackson's songs are known for their influence in genres such as rock, soul, and pop, but he is not typically associated with the genre of reggae.

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5. When did he release the album titled "HIStory"?

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The correct answer is 1995. This is the year when he released the album titled "HIStory".

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6. When did he make his professional debut?

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The correct answer is 1964.

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7. To which music label was he affiliated when he began his solo career?

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Motown Records is the correct answer because it was the music label that he was affiliated with when he began his solo career.

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8. Which of these music labels was not involved with Micheal Jackson?

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Warner Music is the correct answer because it was not involved with Michael Jackson. While Motown, Sony, and Steeltown have all been associated with Michael Jackson at some point in his career, Warner Music is the only option that was not involved with him.

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9. How many Grammy Awards did he receive for his songs?

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The correct answer is 13 Grammy Awards. This means that the person in question received a total of 13 Grammy Awards for their songs.

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10. What was the position of his album titled "Love Never Felt So Good" in 2014?

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In 2014, the album titled "Love Never Felt So Good" was ranked ninth.

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Which of these tracks is not in his album titled Thriller?
Where in America was he born?
Which of the following is not in his album titled "Bad"?
Micheal Jackson's song could be any of these genres except 
When did he release the album titled "HIStory"?
When did he make his professional debut?
To which music label was he affiliated when he began his solo career?
Which of these music labels was not involved with Micheal Jackson?
How many Grammy Awards did he receive for his songs?
What was the position of his album titled "Love Never Felt So...
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