Hubert Kah - Best Of Dance Hits (Us 12” Vinyl LP Compilation) (1990)

Tracklist

1.  So Many People  (Extended Dance Mix) - 6:27

2.  It’s Me Cathy (Follow My Heart)  (Club Version) - 6:24

3.  Machine Gun  (Extended Dance Mix) - 5:39

4.  Angel 07  (Extended Version) - 6:09

5.  Military Drums  (Dance Edit) - 6:51

6.  Limousine  (Extended Version) - 5:42

7.  Carrousel - 3:50

8. Midnight Sun - 4:25

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Curb Records, Inc.
• Copyright © – Curb Records, Inc.
• Manufactured By – Curb Records, Inc.
• Distributed By – CEMA Distribution
• Glass Mastered At – DADC – DIDX 006472

Credits

• Art Direction – Neuman, Walker & Associates
• Bass – Klaus Hirschburger
• Compiled By [Album Coordination] – Marguerite Luciani
• Engineer [Assistant] – Frank Peter
• Executive-Producer, Arranged By – Hubert KaH
• Guitar – Markus Löhr, Peter Weihe
• Keyboards [Additional] – Michael Cretu
• Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Hubert Kemmler
• Mastered By – Tom Baker
• Percussion [Additional] – Curt Cress
• Producer – Armand Volker, Michael Cretu
• Programmed By, Keyboards – Markus Löhr
• Recorded By, Mixed By [Digital] – Michael Cretu

Notes
Released: 1990
Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: US
Genre: Electronic
Style: Synth-pop
Runtime: 45:27

Label - Curb Record

Bellamy Brothers - Live At Gilley's (1999)

Tracklist

1.   Sugar Daddy - 3:38

2.   You Ain't Just Whistlin' Dixie - 4:54

3.   We Can Handle It - 2:43

4.   Goin' Sane - 3:39

5.   For All The Wrong Reasons - 3:50

6.   Foolin' Around - 4:26

7.   Lovers Live Longer - 3:12

8.   You're My Favorite Star - 3:18

9.   Get Into Reggae Cowboy - 3:13

10.   Do You Love As Good As You Look? - 3:04

11.   If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me - 4:21

12.   Let Your Love Flow - 2:29

Companies, etc.

• Manufactured By – Atlantic Recording Corporation
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Elap Music
• Copyright © – Q Records
• Glass Mastered At – Tocano – 51422
• Pressed By – Tocano

Notes

Released: 1999

Genre:  Folk, World, & Country

Style:  Country

Length:  43:21

Label - ELAP Your Flexible Partner 

Acuario - Acuario (1977)

Tracklist

A1.  Rema, Rema Marinero - 3:45

A2.  Besame Mucho - 3:45

A3.  Nada Mas De Amor - 3:25

A4.  ¡Oh, Latin Boy! - 2:58

A5.  O Me Quieres O No Me Quieres - 3:28

B1.  Flor De Viento - 3:47

B2.  Mimame, Amame - 2:44

B3.  Claro De Luna - 3:57

B4.  Eso Es El Amor - 3:19

B5.  Fuego - 3:57

Credits 

Arranged - Ramón Arcusa,Rafael Pérez Botija

Technician [Sonido] – Carlos Martos,J. Raso,Jose Antonio Lavarez Alija, Recuero

Vocals - Mayra Gomez Kemp, María Durán, Beatriz Escudero

Producer – Ramón Arcusa

Notes

Released: 1977

Genre:  Electronic, Funk / Soul

Style:  Disco

Length:  34:45

Label - RCA Victor

Barbra Streisand - Duets (2002)

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Duets is a compilation album by American singer Barbra Streisand, released on November 26, 2002, by Columbia Records. The collection features nineteen duets from Streisand's career, including two newly recorded ones: "I Won't Be the One to Let Go" with Barry Manilow and "All I Know of Love" with Josh Groban. 

The Manilow duet was released as the album's lead single on November 4, 2002, as a streaming-only exclusive for AOL Music website members.

Streisand and her manager Jay Landers were executive producers for the compilation. Music critics highlighted the album's duets with Ray Charles, Judy Garland, and Frank Sinatra. Commercially, the album peaked within the top ten of record charts in Denmark and the Netherlands; it also entered the Billboard 200 at number 38 and became certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for shipments of 500,000 copies. Duets has gone on to sell 1.5 million records worldwide.

Streisand and Columbia Records released two compilation albums in 2002: the first being The Essential Barbra Streisand, a greatest hits collection largely consisting of the singer's top-ten and top-forty hits, followed by Duets, a compilation of nineteen duets from her music catalog.
Fourteen out of the album's nineteen tracks were originally featured on previous Streisand studio albums. 

The singer included three songs originally performed for other artist's projects: "I've Got a Crush on You" with Frank Sinatra initially appeared on his 1993 Duets album; her rendition of "Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead" with Harold Arlen first appeared on the 1966 studio album Harold Sings Arlen (With Friend); her medley of "Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again" with Judy Garland was originally performed live on The Judy Garland Show in 1963.
While eighteen of the album's songs are duets with other musicians, Streisand's medley of "One Less Bell to Answer / A House Is Not a Home" is a duet with herself, first released on the 1971 album Barbra Joan Streisand.
Streisand recorded two new tracks for the album: "I Won't Be the One to Let Go" with Barry Manilow and "All I Know of Love" with Josh Groban. The former track was written by Richard Marx and Manilow, while the latter was written by David Foster and Linda Thompson.
"I Won't Be the One to Let Go" was released as the album's lead and only single on November 4, 2002, as an exclusive download for AOL Music website members. 

Although the track was not released commercially, "I Won't Be the One to Let Go" was distributed as a promotional CD single on January 6, 2003. With the release handled by Columbia Records, the CD was sent exclusively to United States radio stations and includes the "Radio Version Edit" and "Radio Version" releases of the song.

Tracklist

1.  I Won't Be the One to Let Go  (with Barry Manilow) - 4:41 

2.  Guilty (with Barry Gibb)  (from Guilty, 1980) - 4:25 

3.  You Don't Bring Me Flowers (with Neil Diamond) (from Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits Volume 2, 1978) - 3:25 

4. I  Finally Found Someone  (with Bryan Adams) (from The Mirror Has Two Faces, 1996) - 3:43 

5.  Cryin' Time (with Ray Charles)  (from Barbra Streisand...and Other Musical Instruments, 1973) - 2:18 

6.  I've Got a Crush on You  (with Frank Sinatra) - 3:23 

7.  Tell Him  (with Celine Dion)  (from Higher Ground, 1997) - 4:53 

8.  No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)  (with Donna Summer) (from Wet, 1979) - 4:43 

9.  What Kind of Fool  (with Barry Gibb) (from Guilty) - 4:07 

10.  I Have a Love / One Hand, One Heart  (with Johnny Mathis) (from Back to Broadway, 1993) - 4:45 

11.  One Less Bell to Answer / A House Is Not a Home  (from Barbra Joan Streisand, 1971) - 6:32 

12.  Lost Inside of You  (with Kris Kristofferson) (from A Star Is Born, 1976) - 2:55 

13.  Till´ I Loved You  (with Don Johnson) (from Till I Loved You, 1988) - 5:04 

14.  Make No Mistake, He's Mine  (with Kim Carnes) (from Emotion, 1984) - 4:11 

15.  If You Ever Leave Me  (with Vince Gill) (from A Love Like Ours, 1999) - 4:38 

16.  The Music of the Night  (with Michael Crawford) (from Back to Broadway) - 5:38 

17.  Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead  (with Harold Arlen) - 1:54 

18.  Get Happy / Happy Days Are Here Again  (with Judy Garland) - 2:22 

19.  All I Know of Love  (with Josh Groban) - 4:29

Companies, etc.

• Distributed By – Sony Music
• Produced For – Barry Gibb Productions
• Produced For – Karlbhy Productions
• Produced For – The Entertainment Company
• Produced For – Chartmaker, Inc.
• Produced For – WallyWorld Productions
• Produced For – Giorgio Moroder Productions
• Produced For – Barwood Productions
• Produced For – Claude Hopper Productions Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Capitol Records, Inc.
• Copyright © – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Mastered At – Marcussen Mastering
• Made By – Sony Music
• Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC – S0100443466-0101

Credits

• A&R [A&R Coordinator] – Allan Stein
• Art Direction – Gabrielle Raumberger
• Design – George McWilliams
• Edited By [Digitally Edited] – Stewart Whitmore
• Executive-Producer – Barbra Streisand, Jay Landers
• Management [Barbra Streisand's Representative] – Martin Erlichman
• Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
• Photography By – Alan Berliner, Bob Scott, Bob Sherman, Staff Photographer / Columbia Records, Daniel Zaitz, Deborah Wald, Francesco Scavullo, Jeffrey Mayer, Kevin Mazur, Linda Thompson, Olaf Heini, Randee St. Nicholas, Roddy McDowell
• Photography By [Cover (Left)] – Bert Stern
• Photography By [Cover (Right)], Photography By – Steve Schapiro
• Product Manager – Peter Fletcher

Notes

Released:  November 26, 2002 

Genre:  Easy Listening

Length: 78:06 

Producer(s):

Barbra Streisand 

Walter Afanasieff 

Kim Carnes 

Bill Cuomo 

Martin Erlichman  

David Foster  

Albhy Galuten 

Bob Gaudio 

Barry Gibb 

Gary Klein 

Richard Marx 

Richard Perry 

Phil Ramone  

Karl Richardson 

Thomas Z. Shepard

Label - Columbia Records

Within Temptation - Mother Earth (2000)

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Mother Earth is the second studio album by Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation. Originally released on 24 December 2000 in the Netherlands, and 21 August 2001 in other parts of Europe.

By 1999 the band had built their own studio and had begun recording demos for the Mother Earth album there. The album itself was recorded in Studio RS29 in Waalwijk, the Netherlands. 

Oscar Holleman, who had produced and engineered The Dance, was again producer and one of the sound engineers was Stephen van Haestregt, future drummer for the band. 

Sharon recalls that "I had a day for each song, which is still not very much, but you can try out things. We also did some demos before the recordings, so there you can check if you like or dislike parts of a song, and so you have more time when it comes to recording". Ayreon's Arjen Lucassen provided the guitar solo for the track "Dark Wings".

The sound of Mother Earth was a departure for the band. According to Robert Westerholt, the album was a natural progression of their first album Enter, as the band didn't want to release the same kind of music twice. 

As a result, they opted to make the songs on a faster tempo and change the tone of the lyrics. In a 2008 interview with Faceculture, den Adel states that Mother Earth was "a little bit older, a little bit more knowledgeable about how we wanted to sound, even then, of course you grow, so we had a better picture of how we wanted to sound. 

We didn't want to have the grunt vocals anymore. We felt like everyone was using that as a gimmick, and we didn't want to have it in our music anymore because of that...and also we were very much enthralled by a movie at that time, Braveheart, which was very Celtic, and that's how our album became very Celtic because we were so in love with the soundtrack of the Braveheart movie. So inspired by that, the album came out that way...I still love that album very much...it came together in a very natural way. 

The songs were sometimes written in a day, it did take time to work it out more, the way it sounded in the end, but it was like the ideas and the whole concepts of certain songs were written mostly in one day, the chorus and the verses."

According to Metal Injection, the album critical and commercial success can be attributed to the combination of its musical ambiance and the imagery the band presented at that time, citing the landscapes from the Mother Earth music video as an example of the great blend between their musical style and visual presentation. Louder Sound also pointed the bombastic and cinematic characteristics present on the album, highlighting the use of synthesizers and strings. 

Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad pointed the visual aspect of the concerts at that time as another contributing factor to the growing popularity of the band, as the stage decoration, the band members outfits and the use of pyrotechnics suited well the epic aspect of their sound and lyrics.

Tracklist

1.  Mother Earth  (music: R. Westerholt, Guus Eikens) - 5:29 

2.  Ice Queen - 5:20 

3.  Our Farewell - 5:18 

4.  Caged - 5:47 

5.  The Promise - 8:00 

6.  Never-ending Story  (music: Oscar Holleman, René Merkelbach) - 4:02 

7.  Deceiver of Fools - 7:35 

8.  Intro  (instrumental; music: Merkelbach) - 1:06 

9.  Dark Wings - 4:14 

10.  In Perfect Harmony  (music: Gerarda Matheeuwsen, Holleman, Merkelbach) - 6:58 

2000 limited edition bonus track

11.  World of Make Believe  (unreleased track) - 4:45

Within Temptation

• Sharon den Adel – vocals
• Robert Westerholt – rhythm guitar, vocals on "Mother Earth", spoken words on "The Promise"
• Michiel Papenhove – lead guitar
• Jeroen van Veen – bass
• Martijn Westerholt – keyboards
• Ivar de Graaf – drums

Addiotional musicians

• Arjen Lucassen – guitar solo on the track "Dark Wings"
• Rene Dissel – fretless bass on the track "Never-ending Story"
• Guus Eikens – synthesizer, co-arrangements on "Mother Earth" and "The Promise"
• René Merkelbach – additional keyboards, orchestral arrangements
• Caspar De Jonge, Hans Cassa, Melissa 't Hart, Yvonne Rooda – choir

Production

• Oscar Holleman – producer, engineer, mixing, mastering
• Stephen van Haestregt – engineer
• Anthony van den Berg – executive producer

Notes

Released: 24 December 2000 

Recorded: June–August 2000 Studio RS29, Waalwijk, Netherlands 

Genre: Symphonic metal, Celtic metal[2]

Length: 58:34 

Producer(s):  Oscar Holleman, Anthony van den Berg

Label - DSFA 

Santana - Lotus In Columbia (1973) (2-records) bootleg

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Recorded live at Carolina University Coliseum, Columbia, SC

March 8, 1973…Bootleg.

Lotus is a 1974 live album by the Latin rock band Santana, recorded at the Osaka Kōsei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan in July 1973, during their Caravanserai Tour. 

"Lotus" is the first live album release by US Jazz rock/fusion act Santana. The album was recorded on the 3rd and 4th of July 1973 in Osaka, Japan and released through Colombia records in May 1974. 

The original vinyl version (which was meant to be a Japanese only release) is a trible vinyl release. 

The song selection comes from the albums "Abraxas (1970)", "Santana 3 (1971)", "Caravanserai (1972)" and "Welcome (1973)". 

The music on the album is focused on the instrumental jazz rock/fusion songs from the band´s discography while the already few vocal based tracks in the discography are even fewer on "Lotus". 

The most famous of the latter type "Black Magic Woman" is of course featured though. The musicianship is outstanding on the album.

Record 1

1. Goimg Home /A-1 Funk / Every Step Of The Way – 15:46
2. Samba Pa Ti – 8:48
3. Look Up (To See What’s Coming Down) – 5:18
4. Just In Time To See The Sun – 1:57 │
5. Incident At Neshabur – 12:26
6. Bambele – 5:38
7. Stone Flower – 2:37
8. Batacuda – 1:26
9. Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba) – 4:18
10. Stone Flower – 1:18

 Record 2

1. Waiting – 4:42
2. Castillos De Arena (part1) – 1:40
3. Free Angela / Aranjuez – 9:20
4. Mantra / Kyoto (part1) – 8:19
5. Mantra / Kyoto (part2) – 1:22
6. Castillos De Arena (part2) – 2:50
7. Se A Cabo – 5:34
8. Savor – 5:41
9. Toussaint L’Overture – 7:07

Credits

Carlos Santana – Guitar

Jose “Chepito” – Percussion

Tom Coster – Keyboards

Richard Kermode – Keyboards

Armando Peraza – Percussion

Douglas Rauch – Bass

Michael Shrieve – Drums

Leon Thomas – Vocals

Notes

Release: 1973 / 2024

Recorded live at:  Carolina University Coliseum, Columbia, SC March 8, 1973

Genre:  Latin / Psychedelic Rock

Length:  1:46:07

Label - Full Album (Unofficial Release)

Curtis Mayfield - Curtis (1970, 2000) (Expanded Edition)

 

Tracklist

1.   (Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below We're All Going To Go - 7:50

2.   The Other Side Of Town - 4:01

3.   The Makings Of You - 3:43

4.   We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue - 6:05

5.   Move On Up (Extended Version) - 8:53

6.   Miss Black America - 2:58

7.   Wild And Free - 3:16

8.  Give It Up - 3:49

Bonus Tracks:

9.   Power To The People (Demo Version) - 2:47

10.   Underground (Demo Version) - 3:11

11.   Ghetto Child (Demo Version) - 5:09

12.   Readings In Astrology (Demo Version) - 3:30

13.   Suffer (Demo Version) - 2:30

14.   Miss Black America (Demo Version) - 2:22

15.   The Makings Of You (Backing Track, Take 32) - 4:33

16.   (Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below We're All Going To Go (Backing Track, Take 1 & 2) - 4:17

17.  (Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below We're All Going To Go (Single Version) - 3:26

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – RCA Studios, Chicago
• Overdubbed At – Record Plant, N.Y.C.
• Remastered At – DigiPrep
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Curtom Records
• Copyright © – Curtom Records
• Made By – Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
• Record Company – Rhino Entertainment Company
• Published By – Camad Music
• Pressed By – WMME Alsdorf

Credits

• A&R [Editorial Coordination] – Shawn Amos
• Arranged By – Gary Slabo (tracks: 1 to 8), Riley Hampton (tracks: 1 to 8)
• Art Direction – Hugh Brown
• Design – Nancy L. Hopkins
• Editor [Editorial Supervision] – Steven Chean
• Engineer – Roger Anfinson
• Engineer [Vocal Overdubbing Assistant] – Danny Turbeville
• Engineer [Vocal Overdubbing] – Tom Flye
• Liner Notes – David Nathan
• Liner Notes [Forward] – Michael Wesley Johnson
• Musician – Robert Lewis, Clifford Davis, Donald Simmons, Elliot Golub, Gary Slabo, Harold Klatz*, Harold Dessent, Harold Lepp, Henry Gibson, John Howell, John Ross, Leonard Druss*, Loren Binford, Patrick Ferreri, Philip Upchurch, Richard Single, Robert Sims*, Ronald Kolber, Rudolph Stauber, Sam Heiman, Sol Bobrob
• Photography By – Bob Cato
• Producer – Curtis Mayfield
• Producer [Reissue Produced For Release] – Michael Wesley Johnson
• Producer [Sound] – Bill Inglot
• Remastered By – Dan Hersch
• Research [Editorial Research] – Daniel Goldmark
• Written-By – Curtis Mayfield, Donny Hathaway (tracks: 13)

Notes

Released:  1970

Album, Reissue: 2000

Recorded at:  RCA Studios, Chicago. Vocal overdubbing at Record Plant, New York City.

Remastered at.  DigiPrep.

Genre:  Jazz, Funk / Soul

Length:  1:12:38

Label - Rhino Records

War - Where There's Smoke (1985)

Tracklist

A1. Still In Love - 4:44

        Scott, Oskar, Jordan,  Rabb, Allen, Hammon

A2. Cutest Girl - 4:15

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan, Allen

A3. No Need To Worry - 4:20

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan, Allen

A4. Take It To The Bank - 4:01

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan, Allen

B1. Bad Mutha Trucka - 5:17

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan,  Rabb, Allen, Hammon

B2. War's Song - 4:18

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan, Allen

B3. Day II - 3:57

       Scott, Oskar, Jordan, Allen

B4. Groovin' - 4:59

       Brigate, Cavaliere

Companies, etc.

• Record Company – Coco Plum Enterprises
• Copyright © – Coco Plum Records Inc.
• Recorded At – Rocksteady Studio
• Recorded At – Fiddler Studio
• Mixed At – Sound Castle Recorders, Los Angeles
• Mastered At – Future Disc

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Luther Rabb (tracks: B1, B4)
• Backing Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Howard Scott
• Backing Vocals, Piano, Synthesizer [DX-7, Prophet, Juno (106), Poly (800)], Drum Programming [DMX], Electric Organ [Hammond B3], Timbales, Drums, Bass – Lonnie Jordan (tracks: A3)
• Bass – Luther Rabb (tracks: A1, B1, B4)
• Cover [Model] – Teal Roberts
• Design Concept, Design – Michael Bayouth
• Drums – Greg Errico (tracks: B3)
• Drums [DMX Drums] – Ronnie Hammon (tracks: B1, B4)
• Engineer [Assistant] – Bill Jenkins, Darryl Caseine, Elmer Flores, Jim Bailey, Mark Haber, R. Xeno
• Engineer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Michael Carnevale
• Harmonica – Lee Oskar
• Lead Vocals – Howard Scott (tracks: A2, A4, B1), Lonnie Jordan (tracks: A1, A3, B2, B4)
• Mastered By – Steve Hall
• Percussion, Backing Vocals – Papa Dee Allen
• Photography By, Design – Jim Hagopian
• Producer – "Lonnie" Jordan, War
• Saxophone – Dashel Humdy (tracks: B1), Larry Klimas (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B1, B3, B4)
• Whistle – Elmer Flores (tracks: A2)

Notes

Released: 1985 

Genre:  Funk / Soul 

Length:  34:32

Label - Coco Plum 

De Raggende Manne - Weense Pletterij (1992)

Tracklist

1.  Is Dit Mijn Nest - 1:39

2.  Die Oge - 3:56

3.  Je Lult De Oren Vanme Kop 1:17

4.  Verraad - 2:26

5.  Trek Me Naar Benede - 1:54

6.  Lullen Bij De Bus - 2:24

7.  Herfst In Uithoorn - 1:41

8.  De Kool En De Geit (Ode Bijma) - 1:32

9.  Opschiete - 0:36

10.  Wat Vraag Je Me - 1:45

11.  Maak Me Blij - 0:57

12.  Moet Ik - 2:59

13.  Weens Knakke - 4:08

14.  Een Strop - 0:51

15.  Bedankt - 3:33

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Lex Meyer (tracks: 7, 8, 13)
• Baritone Saxophone – Bas De Kort (tracks: 7, 8, 13)
• Bass, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Louis Ter Burg
• Contrabass – Richard Schulte Nordholt (tracks: 2, 3, 7, 8)
• Cornet – Ronnie The Runner (tracks: 13)
• Drums, Vibraphone, Backing Vocals – Palli Gudmundsson
• Guitar – Theo Slagter
• Percussion – Victor Heeremans (tracks: 2, 3, 7, 8)
• Producer – De Raggende Manne, Michiel Jansen
• Tenor Saxophone – Eric Barkman (tracks: 13), Joost Krepel (tracks: 7), Sophie Determeyer (tracks: 15)
• Trombone – Aldo Groen (tracks: 7, 8, 13)
• Trumpet – Hein De Kort (tracks: 3, 7)
• Voice – Candy Dulfer (tracks: 7)
• Voice, Trumpet, Backing Vocals – Bob Fosko

Notes

Released: 1992 

Genre:  Neder Rock 

Style:  Punk, Psychedelic Rock 

Tijdsduur:  31:41

Label - Solid 

Michael Jackson - Dangerous (1991)

Tracklist

1. Jam  (with rap by Heavy D) - 5:39

     Michael Jackson, René Moore, Bruce Swedien. Teddy Riley

2. Why You Wanna Trip on Me - 5:24

     Riley, Bernard Belle

3. In the Closet  (featuring Princess Stéphanie of Monaco) - 6:32

    Jackson, Riley

4. She Drives Me Wild  (with rap by Wreckx-n-Effect) - 3:42

    Jackson, Riley, Aqil Davidson

5. Remember the Time - 4:01

    Jackson, Riley, Belle

6. Can't Let Her Get Away - 4:59

    Jackson, Riley

7. Heal the World - 6:25

    Jackson

8. Black or White  (with rap by L.T.B.) - 4:16

    Jackson, Bill Bottrell

9. Who Is It - 6:35

     Jackson

10. Give In to Me  (with guitar solo by Slash) - 5:30

      Jackson, Bill Bottrell

11. Will You Be There  (with introduction by the Cleveland Orchestra) - 7:40

      Jackson

12. Keep the Faith  (featuring Andraé Crouch) - 5:57

      Jackson, Glen Ballard, Siedah Garrett

13. Gone Too Soon - 3:22

       Larry Grossman, Buz Kohan

14. Dangerous - 7:00

      Jackson, Bottrell, Riley

Personnel

• John Bahler – vocal and choir arrangements (track 7)
• The John Bahler Singers – choir (track 7)
• Glen Ballard – arrangements (track 12)
• John Barnes – keyboards (track 8)
• Michael Boddicker – synthesizer (tracks 1, 7, 11–13), sequencer (8), keyboards and programming (9)
• Bill Bottrell – producer, engineer, and mixing (tracks 8–10); guitar (8, 10); drums (9, 10); percussion, rap, and intro voice-over (8); synthesizer (9); bass guitar and mellotron (10)
• Craig Brock – assistant guitar engineer (track 10)
• Brad Buxer – keyboards (tracks 1, 7–9, 11), synthesizer (1, 14), percussion (8), programming (9)
• Larry Corbett – cello (track 9)
• Andraé Crouch – choir arrangements (tracks 11, 12)
• Sandra Crouch – choir arrangements (tracks 11, 12)
• The Andraé Crouch Singers – choir (tracks 11, 12)
• Heavy D – rap (track 1)
• George Del Barrio – string arrangements (track 9)
• Matt Forger – engineer and mixing (track 7), engineering and sound design (8 intro)
• Kevin Gilbert – speed sequencer (track 8)
• Endre Granat – concertmaster (track 9)
• Linda Harmon – soprano voice (track 9)
• Jerry Hey – arrangements (track 12)
• Jean-Marie Horvat – engineer (track 14)
• Michael Jackson – producer and lead vocals (all tracks), background vocals (1–12, 14), arrangements (1, 9), vocal arrangements (1, 3–7, 11, 14), rhythm arrangements (7, 11), director (8 intro), soprano voice (9)
• Paul Jackson Jr. – guitar (track 2)
• Terry Jackson – bass guitar (track 8)
• Louis Johnson – bass guitar (track 9)
• Abraham Laboriel – bass guitar (track 13)
• Christa Larson – ending solo vocal (track 7)
• Rhett Lawrence – synthesizer (tracks 1, 11, 12, 14); drums, percussion, and arrangements (12); synthesizer programming (11)
• Bryan Loren – drums (track 8, 9), synthesizer (8)
• Johnny Mandel – orchestral arrangements and conductor (track 11)
• Jasun Martz – keyboards (track 8)
• Andres McKenzie – intro voice-over (track 8)
• Jim Mitchell – guitar engineer (track 10)
• René Moore – arrangements and keyboards (track 1)
• David Paich – keyboards (tracks 7, 9, 13), synthesizer (7, 13), keyboard arrangements and programming (9), rhythm arrangements (13)
• Marty Paich – orchestral arrangements and conductor (tracks 7, 13)
• Greg Phillinganes – keyboards (track 11)
• Tim Pierce – heavy metal guitar (track 8)
• Jeff Porcaro – drums (track 7)
• Steve Porcaro – synthesizer (tracks 7, 13), keyboards and programming (9)
• Teddy Riley – producer, engineer, mixing, and synthesizers (tracks 1–6, 14); keyboards (1–6); guitar (1, 2); rhythm arrangements (2–6, 14); synthesizer arrangements (3–6, 14); drums and arrangements (1)
• Thom Russo – engineer (track 14)
• Slash – special guitar performance (track 10)
• Bruce Swedien – producer (track 1), co-producer (tracks 7, 11–13), engineer and mixing (1–7, 11–14), arrangements and keyboards (1), drums (1, 11, 12), percussion (11, 12)
• Jai Winding – keyboards and programming (track 9), piano and bass guitar (12)
• Mystery Girl  (Princess Stéphanie of Monaco) – vocals (track 3)

Notes

Released:  November 26, 1991 

Recorded:  June 1989 – October 1991 

Studio Record One, Los Angeles

Westlake, Los Angeles

Larrabee, Los Angeles

Record Plant, Los Angeles

Ocean Way, Hollywood

Smoketree Ranch, Chatsworth

Toad Hall, Pasadena

Genre:  New jack swing, R&B, pop

Length:  77:03 

Producer(s):  Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell, Bruce Swedien, Teddy Riley

Label - Epic