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40-year old Jason Jackson, one of a few Michael Jackson impersonators in Australia. Not too many people can impersonate MJ. You have to sing and dance like the King of Pop.
Castle Hill RSL Club, Sydney, Australia (Friday 27 Jun 2014)
Here's one of my particular Barbie, she's not a OOAK But she's kind of cause I'm sure you can find 2 of her like this
I found her some times ago at a flea market for like... 0,10cents so I get her, when I was home I just realized that her nose and a part of her chin were missing, so I changed my plan and descide to keep only her body
I washed her hair at all (she had leaves, mud, and even INSECTS in her hair, so I was oblige to was her) than when whe was dried... I fall in love with her cutie face, and at all every person is different, why not a Barbie without nose :P
So I straighted her hair, I give her cool clothes and I call her MJ and now she's on my desk when I'm working , so she's with me all the time
It's strange how you can fall in love with a weird stuff :P
Preserved 1934 Dennis Lancet bodied by Short Bros, MJ 4549 being displayed at Busfest 2023 at Whittlesey. Sun 21.05.2023.
MJ using the map and guide book to work out how far it is to walk from Pouch to Rocamadour. Pouch. Between Darnis & Alvinac, near Gramat, Lot, France; 2006
The music video for Michael Jackson is just one example of many videos where MJ featured his amazing dance skills. The dance moves from this choreography are still used today. You can see Michael Jackson inspired dancing all over the map in the dance industry.
source: latimesblogs.latimes.com/culturemonster/2009/01/thriller-...
Capitalising on a rare moment when Jason Jackson was not moving around on stage. His hair was dyed black to resemble Michael Jackson.
Castle Hill RSL Club, Sydney, Australia (Friday 27 Jun 2014)
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In London, there's this alley way called Graffiti Tunnel. It's a legal place for graffiti artist to make their art. There are rules, and it's fairly safe to walk about. Just snapped this real quick from our nighttime excursion of London, and it's the only thing I had time for today.
MJ Nada strutting his moves.
When I heard Sony was holding a tribute for MJ at I utama, I knew I had to be there.
By the time I reached 1 Utama at 6.15pm, most of the seats had been taken and I had been worried I’d be too early. I didn’t attend 2 weddings to be there. I knew I’d be a wreck if I missed it. I’m still wondering why they gated that space in front of the stage, it really never made sense.
I’d gone alone coz I really don’t have friends who love MJ that much. It didn’t matter coz quite a number of people turned up just to be somewhere where people understood our lost. I ended up making friends with a gal who had been there earlier than me and a bunch of MJ fans.
I was interviewed for Hitz.fm by Adam C, and I just went on and on about MJ. I think it was about my first memory of him and what I thought of his music and my favourite song. I said I loved all his songs but at the moment it would be They don’t really care about us. To me that was a song that really hit the note on emotional stress MJ went through. Sadly they didn’t play that song.
The next guy he interviewed seemed familiar. I think he was the former dj at a club I used to frequent. The interesting part of him was he managed to work on MJs concert in 96. He became the poster boy for the press with his Tshirt from the show.
They played a tribute video of what Jackson meant to many celebrities and then a sting of videos of his no 1 hits. The crowd would go crazy everytime he moonwalked. I wish we danced but the only soul that was dancing was this guy who pretty much hyped up the rest of us at that point. I guess the ropes barring us from sitting anywhere close left us feeling caged. We finally broke lose and just sat down and began singing and moving to his music. As time passed the placed was brimming with people from all ages.
Yeah I was sitting with a bunch of fans who didn’t care if people were looking at us, we just sang and clapped in rhythm to his songs. I was surprised I could still remember most of the lyrics, you see I have a bad memory, I can’t remember most songs I listen to. They had started opening the tribute wall for the fans to sign. The paper and guestbook will be flown to the US and delivered to the Jackson family. We were continuously eyeing the wall as there we were so close yet we didn’t go and sign as we didn’t want to lose our spot near the stage.
3 impersonators made their way on stage. Most Indians would be familiar with MJ Nada as he has been a local impersonator for some 20 years and a familiar face in the local industry and can he move! His speech left some of us teary eyed for a moment. But the mood of the night was more of a celebration of his music. We got goosebumps but we remembered him they way he should be remembered with music and dance.
The stage was then opened to the public to perform. This guy Pravin had drove down from Seremban to attend the tribute and my god he can really sing. So could the others who took turns dancing or singing. One 12 year old kid had our hearts brimming with joy as he moonwalked across the stage.
The one slack tribute was this So You Can Dance competition winner who made up his own steps during his piece. That we also can do.
We finally got to sway to his music as we held our candles high up and sang to You are not alone, Man in the mirror and Heal the world. The sad reality is MJ has written songs for his demise. ;(
Everyday I sit and ask myself
How did love slip away
Something whispers in my ear and says
That you are not alone
For I am here with you
Though you're far away
I am here to stay
For you are not alone
For I am here with you
Though we're far apart
You're always in my heart
For you are not alone
….you are not alone….
Born To Amuse, To Inspire, To Delight
Here One Day
Gone One Night
Like A Sunset
Dying With The Rising Of The Moon
Gone Too Soon
….gone too soon….
It was a touching moment. Everyone old or young was singing to the songs. Everyone had a story to tell, share and a love to express. We finally headed to the board to sign our own messages. The spot I was eyeing was still empty, the only problem, I had to crawl, stretch and do gymnastics to write there – hence the bad hand writing.
After signing the book and singing Heal the world for one last time, we finally left.
Of course I couldn't start the New Year without a collage of my dear MJ. I just read Frank Cascio's book "An Ordinary Friendship with an Extraordinary Man My Friend, Michael Jackson". If you are a huge MJ fan like me, this book is completely wonderful. None of the crap like I've read that Taraborelli and Halerperin loved to make up about him. The story is as objective as a friend can make it. It is very sweet, emotional, sad, "crack me up" funny, and insightful. This is the best book I've read about MJ - and I've read A LOT. Sounds like I'm plugging Cascio's book, but maybe just for those fans who have waited years for a book on MJ without all the rumors, made up garbage and cheap shots. This book is a keeper! NO infringements on copyrights intended; just my way to honor MJ and keep his memory and music alive.