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Thriller takes us back to a time in 1982 when Michael

Jackson was king of the charts, breaking the color barrier on MTV,

heralding the age of video, and becoming the ultimate

representation of the crossover dreams of Motown’s Berry Gordy, who

helped launch Jackson’s career with the Jackson 5. In this incisive

and revealing examination of the making and meaning of

Thriller, Nelson George illuminates the brilliant creative

process (and work ethic) of Jackson and producer Quincy Jones,

deftly exploring the larger context of the music, life, and seismic

impact of Michael Jackson on three generations. All this from a

groundbreaking journalist and cultural critic who was there. George

questions whether the phenomenon Jackson became is even possible

today. He revisits his early writings on the King of Pop and

examines not only the stunning success of Thriller but also

Jackson as an artist, public figure, and racial enigma—including

the details surrounding his death on June 25, 2009.

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Nelson George is the award-winning author of a dozen

books, including his memoir, City Kid, and the classic

Hip-Hop America. He is also a two-time recipient of the

ASCAP Deems Taylor Award. George was born in Brooklyn, where he

still lives.

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Thriller takes us back to a time in 1982 when Michael

Jackson was king of the charts, breaking the color barrier on MTV,

heralding the age of video, and becoming the ultimate

representation of the crossover dreams of Motown’s Berry Gordy, who

helped launch Jackson’s career with the Jackson 5. In this incisive

and revealing examination of the making and meaning of

Thriller, Nelson George illuminates the brilliant creative

process (and work ethic) of Jackson and producer Quincy Jones,

deftly exploring the larger context of the music, life, and seismic

impact of Michael Jackson on three generations. All this from a

groundbreaking journalist and cultural critic who was there. George

questions whether the phenomenon Jackson became is even possible

today. He revisits his early writings on the King of Pop and

examines not only the stunning success of Thriller but also

Jackson as an artist, public figure, and racial enigma—including

the details surrounding his death on June 25, 2009.

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Kirkus

, May 2010

“[A] reverent—but not wholly uncritical—blend of memoir, music

journalism and pop sociology to commemorate the untimely death of

the controversial but immensely gifted pop icon…A worthy postmortem

tribute that admirably avoids both easy sensationalism and

knee-jerk sentimentalism.”

Booklist

, June 2010

“A brief if heartfelt assessment of Jackson’s career and

life…George reappraises his own earlier writings about Jackson and

reinvestigates the incredible work ethic that defined Jackson and

producer Quincy Jones in the days when they produced Thriller…As

one would expect from George, the narrative goes beyond surface

concerns…George’s analysis and insight are laudable…A more than

useful retrospective on the man and his music.”

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Thriller takes us back to a time in 1982 when Michael Jackson was king of the charts, breaking the color barrier on MTV, heralding the age of video, and becoming the ultimate representation of the crossover dreams of Motown’s Berry Gordy, who helped launch Jackson’s career with the Jackson 5. In this incisive and revealing examination of the making and meaning of Thriller , Nelson George illuminates the brilliant creative process (and work ethic) of Jackson and producer Quincy Jones, deftly exploring the larger context of the music, life, and seismic impact of Michael Jackson on three generations. All this from a groundbreaking journalist and cultural critic who was there. George questions whether the phenomenon Jackson became is even possible today. He revisits his early writings on the King of Pop and examines not only the stunning success of Thriller but also Jackson as an artist, public figure, and racial enigmaincluding the details surrounding his death on June 25, 2009.