Eddie Van Halen talks Beat it & Michael Jackson.
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- Eddie Van Halen talks Beat it & Michael Jackson. #eddievanhalen #vanhalen #beatit #michaeljackson
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20 minutes out of Eddie's life and we've been listening to this song countless times a year,
even with not trying to....😂😂
He’s still in my heart ❤.
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That his genius
Hats off to Eddie. People do things without getting paid or recognition, they do it for the satisfaction. Eddie did it for his love of music.
Best part of the record, it makes the record.
Eddie broke the SMPTE code of the tape., They had to rescue the recording.
Taylor Swift could never 😂
Yeah man, they do it for the love of it.
“some Black kid?” Changes my view of Eddie the human. 😢
“Well I didnt ask for anything” is one of the single best and most bad ass things for a rock legend to say. He doesnt care about the money, doesnt care about the recognition of it. Man justw anted to jam and fix up a song just because he could. And thats why hes one of the goats.
And he absolutely KILLED IT!!!
Salute 2 Eddie Van Halen 4 making Beat it one of the most iconic songs ever bcuz of his solo on that song .
I wasn’t a fan of his until I heard him on Beat It but after that my friend had bought 1984 and saw the video 4 Jump, David Lee Roth was just a showman along with Eddie Van Halen killing the guitar 🎸 solo. Loved Van Halen ever since .
RIP to a legend
Eddie Van Halen !!!
A real Guitar 🎸 Hero
@@addyourallread your name as plunker and think it's better.
Hows about you spare US your bitter, save it for mumsie who might give a plunk?
And I'll save the suspense, this will be my only reply to you.
Because he could, 1000 %.
Made him so happy to make music.
Wish there'd been more collaborations.
That has 2 be the most humbling thing that I have heard from someone who didn’t have 2 be humble . That’s Eddie Van MF Halen and 4 him 2 say that was dope especially when at the time Van Halen was one of the biggest Music acts of any music genre , so was Michael tho . He He !!
That attitude just proves how truly great he was
It shows his Dutch character because he didn't grow up all his life where everything is about making as much money as you can
Why did he have to say "black kid's record" --- seems kinda racist
For the love of just playing guitar... Eddie rocked!!
I feel bad for those who never saw Eddie live.
That's all it was! 🎶
yeah I sure miss him too and never got to see Van Halen perform live because I was always performing myself, however as some of us I was lucky enough to see enough live footages as well as owning some of their CDs to realize that I sure missed out. anyway Eddie was definitely spot on when he said that no one was supposed to do outside projects out of the band and from what I read it really pissed David Lee Roth off when he got back from I guess it was an African safari or something because it only took probably about 3 seconds for him to realize that it was Eddie playing so I'm pretty sure that Dave was pissed off but too bad, that was so cool of Eddie to do. rip my brother
@@jackenglish1041 well said Jack!! I actually had the opportunity to see them on the reunion tour what an experience and starry eyed just in awe watching him play. And switching back and forth watching Alex such an underrated drummer dude rocks the kit.
Thanks for the reply and yes being a professional drummer still myself I will say that Alex is amazing and I'm sure still is and I know the loss of his brother really hurt him terribly so I'm not sure if he will ever come back out and play drums but I do pray and hope that he will. Thanks for sharing that with me and I was thinking that they definitely would be more than a great show to see
That solo is the reason I learned how to play guitar… miss you EVH…
My man said meh
Morgan's horrific personality and outlook is massively exposed here. 'Why aren't you a grabbing rat like me?' is the crux of his questioning.
Right on. Real people
The first VH album is SO good.
@@hxtr-DH … and so is Fair Warning 🤘🏼
“Who’s gonna know if I play on this black kids record?!”
It’s crazy to think that there was a time Michael wasn’t the biggest thing in the world. Especially considering that Off The Wall won a Grammy already.
Yes but the world Eddie existed in at the time was guitar based rock and metal with a mostly white audience. There was no comparison between the scale of success between Off the Wall and Thriller. Thriller is literally the biggest album in history of any genre.
“Who’s gonna know if I play on this black kids record?!” thats cute especially coming from Eddie; a Filipino/Indonesian dude. Disgusting attitude.
crazy to think there was a time when MJ was black
I think he was big, but he meant within his circle it wouldn't go around that he actually did stuff outside of the band.
@@Daniel-rm5hzabsolutely genius
Two of the greatest performers in music history. RIP
I still cant believe hes gone . RIP Eddie
He was so good, RIP.
This is so not about that..👎👎👎👎
Hes in purgatory waiting to play a mad concert in heaven after judgement day
@@executenwordusersit's about your mom
@@jessejames5335 your wife and daughter were guzzling my nectar...thats what its about.
Quincy. Genius. He knew this man would add something special and take it to the next level. Masters at work.
Quincy is a peedough
Quincy is a pedo bruh. Will Smith knows....
@@DaleSanduskythank you these mfs don’t know the half
A great artist and a great guitarist make a great song lol shut up it's not no genius work it's just great music
He was a band leader. The ultimate producer. Quincy had the shit. If he calls you answer
Easily one of THE most iconic and recognizable guitar solos of all time! R.I.P. EVH!
20 minutes and he gives us this amazing piece of work...unbelievable!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Probably in the Top 3 guitar solos all time
Ahhhh, Eddie, you are missed!!
That smile he had when he was playing said everything you need to know about him.
@@ronjones-6977that he was high?
I didn't know he died until I read your comment.
@googlespynetwork3152 hi 👋! Yes, sadly, Eddie Van Halen died in October of 2020. Wow! Going on 3 years. It was stated that he was battling lung cancer. To me, he is one of the greatest guitar players. Whenever he played the guitar, it was such an enjoyment to see his facial expressions as he played. I had the pleasure to see Van Halen in concert x2. One of those concerts, I was very close to the stage in Madison Square Garden. He truly loved to play music. IMO, he was a musical genius!
He sure is missed 💔
Piers is shocked someone would do ANYTHING without pay 😂
😂😂😂
Prostitutes are that way
It’s not taking the trash out though is it. It’s arguably one of the “ biggest “ solos ever
@@Dennis_aka_Norrisit’s doing what you love to help… not a concept that will ever be familiar to some
@@registame2878 totally agree. That’s what I’m saying look at the massive deed he did selflessly
This proves MJ is a great business man.
Rip to 2 awsome people❤❤
He made millions off that song and didn't give Eddie a dime LOL
His genius was business. not music
@@kerzytibok3211 that was mj showing his true self
BOTH were humble musical savant. EVH gave his time and skills selflessly. Knowing MJ, he gave the millions in royalties he made to multiple charities ANONYMOUSLY. BOTH are and forever will be music legends. GOATs RIP❤❤❤
@@mary-annkucher4221 Jackson published his so-called "generosity" in the biggest selling children's annual and has undoubtedly increased his profits from new impressed fans.
It also shows the humility & artistic genius MJ was that he could say, “yeah, that’s better”. Not many could pull that off BUT Van Halen. Cuz MJ was an utter perfectionist with a savant ear.
no it doesn't. jackson didn't have the ability to make music. he had simple ideas which required musicians and a producer to complete.
evh gave mj something he could never imagine. he would have been a moron to refuse.
watch mj talk to the ozzy guitarist in the This is It rehearsals. He literally had no idea.
A lipsyncing perfectionist. LMAO!
@@onesong2001You again? Even years later, still hating on MJ. Get a life!
Eddie was just a gem a real gem.
Only yhat no black man would do it. That black man on the panel woukd be crying racism if a black guitarist didn't got paid. We enable racism. Today they are uncontrollable.
Is he dead?
@@mrsmartypants_1since 2020 throat cancer got him.
@@1977themayanpriest Gotcha. Thx.
Rest in peace Eddie!!! Thank you for all your music man, it’ll live forever
He's resting in heaven at the Great Gulf in paradise in Luke 16: 26. Nobody's dead yet we're all spiritual bodies at the 7thTrump, which says in 1st Corinthians 15 verse 51 and 52 to be absent from this body is to be present with the Lord 2 Corinthians 5 verse 8 if you die before the 7th Trump!
Amen, dude.
Keep your cult crap to yourself@@KeyofDavid5778
@@KeyofDavid5778No
@sammysings435 prove it with scripture from the KJV.
Read Ecclesiastes 12 verse 6 and 7 in the KJV Bible once you die the flesh goes back to the dust of the earth which you were created in the spirit goes back to God who gave it instantly.
Nobody's dead yet they're all alive and spiritual bodies .
Fun fact: Eddie re-arranging the song created a nightmare technical scenario that was almost a total disaster. Steve Lukather has told the story a few times, but essentially, they were using multiple tapes synchronized together to get more tracks and to preserve quality (because the more you play a tape the more it degrades, so its better to work with copies) - to sync them, you recorded a sync tone on the last track of each tape. When Eddie chopped up the song for his solo, he destroyed the sync track of that tape, which had Michaels original vocal, and now Ed’s guitar solo. Quincy Jones wanted those first-generation tracks preserved, everything else be damned, but they would no longer sync up to the rest of the music. So Jeff Porcaro and Steve Lukather had to re-record the music, the only guide being Michael’s vocal track where the original music could barely be heard spilling out of his headphones; Jeff used that to make a click track with drumsticks and they re-built the entire song under the vocals and guitar solo.
They could do that because both are absolute beasts!
I wish I understood what all that meant😂
They could have just rerecorded those free chords.
Too much time wasted on copying and syncing when it would've been better to rerecord it ASAP
Back in the day when analog technology was superior because you could overlay in so many ways but if you forgot to make a copy... You were screwed
I read it and enjoyed the story....
Didn't have a clue what it ment though!! 😂😂😂
Eddie is a Angel. Thank you for living the world.
❤❤❤😂
Incredible 20 minutes of music that made history.
Even less, 5mins for songs crazy, then be paid millions
?
Lukethur wrote the guitar part. Ed comes in and lays down 20 seconds of solo.
It’s mostly Steve Lukather. I hate how he gets dismissed over this.
@@diceNdiceN the 20 minutes refers to the amount of time Van Halen put into it for the riff. So either they thought the entire song was done in 20 minutes or they completely misheard. I’m sure he spent more than 20 minutes there as well.
20 minutes for a masterpiece great job Eddie thanks, rest in peace. 🎶🕊️
Intelligence will always be missed.
20 minutes and 20 years of experience.
The most awkward laugh ever
@@ruthmgonigle5914
And?
This is pure class, greatness. He surely had fun, being creative with what he’s best at.
VH is rock history. He's amazing. You dont always need to be paid for everything in life.
Prince would slide it & jam too & some artists didn't even realize at the moment
@@beverlyrobinson3289 Stevie Nicks said he showed up at her studio and banged out the synth parts to "Stand Back" in like an hour and then left
There wouldn’t be a Van Halen unless they had Eddie & Alex Van Halen
True meaning of guitar hero, rest in peace legend
NEVER SAW A MAN PLAY AND SMILING HAVIN TIME OF HIS LIFE AND MAKE IT LOOK EFFORTLESS...HE IS THE G.O.A.T RIP EDDIE WE ALL MISS YOU
Ed played guitar with a genuine surprised look that mirrored all of our faces like he was pulling off sonic miracles...so charismatic that anyone watching would smile right back at him... I'm so grateful to have witnessed the guitar world change by the humble guitar prodigy. I'm still having trouble keeping my composure when I remind myself that he is gone. There will never be another!
The funny thing is eddie said playing live terrified him and he had to have several drinks to face the crowd and many times he was so nervous he threw up before going out yet youd never know it watching
DIME from Pantera, he came closest, out of EVERYONE I have seen, like Edward, Dime was usually smiling, having the time of his life, and made it look effortless as well.
Angus Young is the most amazing player I have ever seen.
Peter Frampton sings & plays with the appearance of zero effort , all the while with a big grin on his face just like Eddie
Quincy Jones was music’s 🎵 “Wizard of OZ👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Was?
Too bad quincy was also a despicable rapist and sexual predator
Awesome 👏🏽 Compliment
That's what I was thinking. Legend like that asks for a fun favor I can't imagine anyone saying no. Cheers!
he was mj's wiz
One of my favourite guitar solos. Rest in peace Eddie!! 🙏🏽
That solo will last forever thanks it was amazing.
The beat it solo is so iconic. One of my favorites.
He set the speakers on fire with that solo!
Thank you Eddie for your amazing guitar work. You & Michael can perform "Beat It" in heaven. Rest in power.
😅😅😅 heaven
The man just breaks out something pretty much off the cuff and it still ends up as something so iconic!
Love the fact that someone as famous as this would do something for someone without looking for something in return 👏
Not many people left like you, well done sir
Yeah but not everyone would do that Eddie was the king
@@markmanganello9924Hendrix played
on that Steven Stills solo album,
I think it was the one with "Love the one
You"re With" but not that song, that
album. And the Hendix part is really
cool and unique.
Clapton also played on one song also.
The Stills album was a snow scene with
Steven playing acoustic and there was a
stuffed giraffe in the photo, like in
Colorado.
Nah, Eddie actually blew MJ off.
Quite stupid when you think about jow many useless mfer earned money with it. Production companies and so on.
Eddie was always a wonderful human being and a class act. Miss him so much...RIP Eddie and thank you for the great tunes!✝️🙏❤️
you spent your life in his company?
One of the greatest musical collabs in history only took 20 minutes for two great minds to make a pop song into an absolute banger
And eddie changed things up last minute
@@marcusmckinney6153 that's some prescription-strength copium if I've ever heard it
@@marcusmckinney6153Eddie only opened up the section for his solo. He didn't actually do anything meaningful to the overall arrangement of the song. He misspoke
@@saintkevinofficial were you there?
@@onesong2001 go watch Steve Lukather's interview about the song if you don't believe. Even Bruce Swedien doubled down on this in an interview article he did years before he passed away. Eddie actually ruined the first generation tapes for record, so they had to re-do the whole rhythm section again
Such a humble guy. So much respect 💙
Hilarious. He definitely was not humble. Maybe for these 20 aeconds. But yeah no
Much respect. One of the greats. But humble? 😂 Not even a little. Notice how he had to take credit? I’m guessing he changed very little.
Such a humble guy??? Who’s gonna hear this black kids record ?? He knew exactly who Michael was n would be
@@dustyttrainNo-one outside his circle could have known what he would become. His previous album was his first truly independent album, and only reached #3. For group artists going solo (and there have been many since) that alone will raise question marks. At this stage he was still Marie or Donny Osmond going solo. The Jacksons were not respected, musically, and with very good reason. It's revisionist to claim otherwise. But you keep rocking your alternate world, and I'm sure the Robin will be right with you.
Eddy Van Halen .one of the greatest guitar player ever. One try only , l bet.
Rest In Peace . We miss you .
Believe it was the the second try that took. Quincy sent him a thank you.
@@happydays8171Nope, it was stitched together with the best parts from multiple takes
@@derickharshbargerthat's true. That was Eddie's technique. He would play the solo over and over in slightly varying ways each time. Then he would splice together the pieces her liked and would then learn that version of the solo.
I read somewhere that all but one of the solos on 1984 were one takes...he was known for improving live every solo from their catalog but not so drastic that fans realized they were different.. and it wasn't because he didn't know them it was out of boredom from playing them so much.
Still one of the best solos I ever heard.
Relax buddy
I loooove these behind the scenes stories of iconic moments in pop culture especially when the legends like Eddie Van Halen speak on it . Pure classic
I don’t usually get sad about celebrity deaths but when I heard about Eddie it did really upset me because he was my childhood hero. He’s done so much for guitar playing and music in general and will continue inspire many young musicians even whilst he is resting.
Rip the G.O.A.T
That's how it is with most people. I'll usually say "oh wow, damn" or "oh man, that sucks." But Dolores from cranberries was a huuuge gutpunch. She was the voice of my teenage years.
@@PadreMortalisI know exactly what you mean. I remember exactly where I was. I was driving across Alligator Alley from Naples headed towards Miami. I was listening to Sirius XM when they announced it. I just couldn't believe it.
@@CaptOrbitCaptain : so you were
going over the mountains then. !
One of The best guitar players of all time!! Gone too soon but never forgotten!!
Have you seen how he came up with his style? I saw a documentary about it, i will paraphrase it. "Chaos theory" pick a area from his neck of guitar that is a little out of reach of natural flow then connect them together in a flow state. Yeah u just got to find the documentry.
R.I.P. Eddie...their will never be another
I evh was so good that it flew over my head. What I loved and still love about him is that he seemed so so HAPPY and having fun. Plus, was so surprised and gut punched open hearing of his passing. 😢❤😢
Never thought i would wake up today and see Eddie Van Halen do an impression of Michael Jackson. 😂 Thanks for the memories you two. Masters at your crafts! 👍👌
Eddie, Stevie Ray, man you guys will live on forever in our hearts!
They do anyway, without hearts !
Jimi Hendrix, Edward Wolfgang VanHalen and Ernie Isley are MY guitar heroes! Rest In Eternal Peace Jimi & Eddie! 🎸🎶🎵🎼
Michael and Eddie on the same song. That is legendary magic. R.I.P. to both of these iconic legends.
It wasn't always about the money 🤑💰.
Piers just cant wrap his head around that lol
Its still not.....to some
Art never is.
No matter if a person's here or not,. If they make a positive impression on the world they live forever! 😊
We all live forever !
Everyone will be forgotten eventually
That's GD right 👍🏼
@@RyneMurray23 Agree. Mozart, Tesla, Blackmore, etc...
The fact that some people had no idea it was Eddie doing the solo amazes me. The first time I heard it I knew it was Eddie. Nobody else sounded like that then.
Ed was honored that Quincy called him to do it. He hung up on him like 5 times, thought it was a prank call. Michael was super grateful and said to him, "Thanks for caring so much to make it better." The other great story was that he was at a record store and the song was on in the store. 2 kids he overheard saying, " Listen to this guy trying to be EVH." Ed was behind them and said that is me
Awesome interview with Eddie Van Halen rest in peace brother
that's a true musician he did it because he loved and lived to play guitar not for the money , nor the credit but because he had a real passion and talent that entertained and amazed millions of people for 50 years and will continue to do so for many, many more years and many, many more people wish I could of seen Eddie van Halen in concert
I saw him a few times with both DLR in the 80s and Sammy H. in the 90s.. Dude could jam!
@@thomaso7024 I would want to see Van Halen with Daivd Lee Roth, all the energy from the band and the crowd I imagine it would be beyond intense
Now they’re both rockn & rollin in Heaven! RIP 2 Legends
These are the stories I want to hear in a documentary about MJ these are the real stories
I know what you mean. But there is a new doco called Thriller 50. It is pretty good, I would have preferred more about the music (stories like this) but it is still interesting and worth watching. Greg Phillingaines (the main keyboardist on Thriller) also has lots of great stories about it in his interviews!
Eddie and Michael are still rock'n it out together on the other side of life 😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
No, Eddie will be heaven Jackson will be rotting in hell for eternity for sexually molesting children!
They're dead. Tf you mean?
@Tony-iu7sw 😱THEY'RE DEAD!!!? ARE YOU SURE? DID ANYBODY CHECK FOR A PULSE, MAYBE THEY'RE JUST HIBERNATING! 🤔 We kind of figured they were dead when they didn't show up at their last concert. But, thanks for the update buddy. 🫡
@usmcdevildog6935 not a problem. My pleasure helping out the mentally handicapped
Legend.
I LOVE the guitar solo, LOVE the riff, LOVE everything about the song.
He was always so friendly and kind when he talked to interviewers. He seemed like he really cared to give them something great. I don’t think Eddie ever met a stranger. He was a sweetheart, and I miss him. God Bless you, Eddie Van Halen, and thank you for sharing your awesome gifts.💔
Not wanting paid is how you avoid potential problems with contractual obligations with his band mates.he was smart enough to think ahead and avoid a headache.
This is awesome! What a cool as hell, doing it for the love of music, wholesome thing to do. F'n Legend!
A legend. A true legend. I can’t believe Eddie is rocking in heaven 😢
Eddie is great guy and definitely doesn't need the money. He actually changed the king of pop song what a savage move.
“Well I didn’t ask for anything.”
Mad respect. So many people would tie things up in litigation after that little thing they did turned out huge.
Probably because his "Dick" is the size of his guitar talent so he isn't pissed off at all about life. Just a guess
People used to just do things because they loved doing it. It just shows that money isn’t everything and it doesn’t guarantee happiness.
That's a true artist. Making the best music.
One of my favorite songs!!
When other top rated guitarist’s say that Eddie was one of a kind you know that he must be special.
Not only do I miss his playing music his way, but I'll also miss his genuine SMILE...👍👏👏👏👏👌👌👌😄
Really one of the best grins in music. Loved that about him too.
God bless Eddie and MJ, true artists.
Don't forget one was also a child molester
@@peopletalkuttergarbage Nope
@@peopletalkuttergarbage No he just wasnt
Got blessed and saw his sons band wolfgang van halen in febuary and it was incredible his son is truly a chip off the old block
@@peopletalkuttergarbagename checks out..
Took that, and all songs, to a different level.
It's called doing a favor.
It like MJ sang on "Somebody's Watching Me" and yes, Quincy phoned him. QJ such the GOAT of musician producer sound. He was an orchestra leader in the late 60s.
Not everything is about money
funny how the host tried to bait Eddie into being a victim of theft when he tried to make him admit to not getting paid.
Remember those? The good old days.
Pro bono!
We loved it too, Eddie. You're sorely missed!😢
Eddie, YOU KICKED ASS! Thank you for being a staple of my childhood! Rest In Power!
Eddie just tinkering around......... CREATES MASTERPIECES A true talent
It's a classic solo and it will be heard for many more years.
This is great! What an awesome piece of musical trivia! RIP Eddie...
What a legend.
I hear that solo in my head right now clear as day!!
And the rest is history...
It is one of his best leads ever.
RIP EVH.
Eddie was a CLASS ACT..RIP..🍷😎👌
Beat It, Back to the Future... Eddie kept sneaking out to make history 😂❤
Eddie was a total class act and truly one of the most inspiring guitarists that will ever play
guitar god. a perfect examplar. humility and talent embodied
One of the greatest solos of all time
Was it in the beginning of the song?
And it was just 20 minutes out of his life that other guitarist have studied laminated,bronzed into a statue or worshipped from afar 😅 To him it was like? Let me scratch myself see if anyone likes it (Guys doing this interview-ha,ha,ha)😅….
No
One of the greatest lead guitar riffs in Pop music- " only 20 minutes out of my life" .. Dude was a legend
We had some talented artists back then, didn't we❤
We don't do anything outside of the band. Now that's sticking together. That's why they were successful.❤
Right.
Then, there's DLR.
Bullshit. he and Alex were asshole humans to their bandmates. If Sammy or Michael had done that, there would have been hell to pay. He's the GOAT, but a shitty person
@@Piaseczno1IKR!?!
I did for one didn't miss him. His absolute toolness wore on my last nerve. But I do like this quote from him (forgive if it's not 100%, old article quote in an old brain) "Van Halen Brothers taught me music, and I taught them how to buy shoes." Dave always did have his priorities in the flash and dazzle.
Awesome story! I love hearing these type of gems.
Eddie was a great guy! Great musician too.
Amazing . One of the greatest solos ever , ripped it out of thin air and dipped. Crazy
I'm very grateful I saw Eddie live, just twice but I'm still grateful. He was a true great
Yeah. Me, too. Saw VH during their Fair Warning and Diver Down tours. Excellent.
Dude you saw him two more times than I ever did, damn you're lucky
@@woodymeadows9363 Really wish I could have saw them with Lee Roth, to me that's the real VH.
Sammy was really good an so was their music together but I really loved the stuff David did with them.
1984 came out in 84 I think when I was 14. Might have came out in 83 when I was 13.
Either way I still love that recording along with many others before it.
@@coldthrills5150 Yes sir, I think I am as well.
He was a true great, he played better than almost everyone. Or maybe better than anyone?
An he made it look as easy as tying his shoes.
The man was unreal.
A true great that truly changed the way guitar was played.
Once in a generation player. To me anyway.
I'm grateful for sure.
@@TerryT0114 hey terry i was fortunate enough to see david lee roth with steve vai back in about 89, wow long time ago lol
Iconic !
You mean demonic*
I MISS you Eddie , you are so Brilliant. R.I.P.
The love of music is the love of music. Such a great story.
True passion for his art
One absolute legend helping-out another.
The King Of Guitar helping-out The King Of Pop. 🫅🏻🫅🏾 R.I.P. to both. 🌹🌹
20 minutes that changed the lives of 20 billion!
I've seen him "work" multiple times and every time was nothing less than mesmerizing. I remember watching him solo and thinking, "this mofo can go anywhere in the world, ANYWHERE and not speak one word and be loved, respected and cherished just doing his thing." ❤
Legend!! I feel bad for anyone having to play this live in MJ’s band 😂😂😂
Since Michael is also gone, there is no band.
It's not that difficult
@@ruledtrendy5066
Right? It's a riff lol
Jennifer Batten handled it just fine.
Orianthi did a great job as well