Artist	Song
The Jacksons	Lovely One
from Triumph (1984)
Michael Jackson	In the Closet
from Dangerous (2001)
Michael Jackson	They Don't Care About Us
from History: Past, Present and Future, Book 1 (1995)
Jackson 5	Goin' Back to Indiana
from Goin' Back to Indiana / Lookin' Through the Windows (2001)
The Jacksons	Show You the Way to Go
from The Jacksons (1987)
The Jacksons	State of Shock
from Victory (1984)
Michael Jackson	Behind the Mask
from Michael (2010)
Jackson 5	Maybe Tomorrow
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
Michael Jackson	One More Chance
from Number Ones (2003)
Michael Jackson	Heaven Can Wait
from Invincible (2001)
Michael Jackson	Baby Be Mine
from Thriller (25th Anniversary, Zombie Cover) (2008)
Jackson 5	Mama's Pearl
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
Michael Jackson	Who Is It
from Dangerous (2001)
Michael Jackson	(I Can't Make It) Another Day (feat. Lenny Kravitz)
from Michael (2010)
Michael Jackson	Ghost
from Blood On the Dance Floor / History In the Mix (1997)
Michael Jackson	We're Almost There
from Forever, Michael (2010)
The Jacksons	Find Me a Girl
from Goin' Places (1987)
Michael Jackson	Burn This Disco Out
from Off the Wall (Special Edition) (2001)
Michael Jackson	Earth Song
from History: Past, Present and Future, Book 1 (1995)
Michael Jackson	Liberian Girl
from Bad (2001)
The Jacksons	Torture
from Victory (1984)
Michael Jackson	Can't Let Her Get Away
from Dangerous (2001)
Jackson 5	It's Great to Be Here
from Third Album / Maybe Tomorrow (2009)
Michael Jackson	Break of Dawn
from Invincible (2001)
Michael Jackson	Will You Be There
from The Essential Michael Jackson (2005)

Comment:

Because so much of Michael Jackson's music is, well, [i]Michael Jackson's music[/i], it's easy to overlook that he was masterful at interpreting — and reinterpreting — others' musical visions. Take Bill Withers' heavy-hearted slab of sorrow-stricken soul, "Ain't No Sunshine"; in Michael's hands, it morphs into a seductively smooth groove of fire and desire. Jackson injects Lennon & McCartney's psychedelicized stream of '60s consciousness, "Come Together," with a megawatt shot of speaker-shuddering beats and nail-studded-leather-tough guitar riffs. And on "Time Waits For No One," a wispy gauze of a ballad co-written by brothers Jackie and Randy, Michael's whipped-cream vocal floats on a feather-bed string arrangement, hinting at the super-slick production that would reach its peak with [i]Thriller[/i] a couple of years later and change the face of pop music forever.

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