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    Michael Jackson's album reaches No 1
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    His executors may be forced to sell the singer's lucrative share in the Beatles back catalogue to help clear his estimated £200 million debt. "Quite frankly, he may be worth more dead than alive" said Jerry Reisman of the Hit Factory recording studio, where Jackson produced his best-selling album Thriller. Full Article at The Telegraph
    Quite frankly, he may be worth more dead than alive
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 5 months ago
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Michael Jackson's album reaches No 1
  1. You could not walk along any street this weekend without hearing Michael Jackson's music coming out of almost every shop radio. If you replicate that across the world, you are looking at millions of pounds.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 5 months ago
  2. The real money will be made through royalty fees, every penny of which should go to his estate
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 5 months ago
  3. Because of the instant gratification of digital, a lot of people who would never have bothered going to the record shop are buying Michael Jackson songs, because they can do it with a couple of clicks from their bedroom
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 5 months ago
  4. The last time we saw such interest in a particular artists was when Sir Elton John released Candle in the Wind after Princess Diana's death, but a whole industry was required to get those records to the shops. There are no such restrictions this time.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 5 months ago

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