 On both the Dave Marsh (#529) and Rolling Stone (#344) lists of the greatest songs/singles, this is one essential 45 you simply must own, if only for the great Eddie Van Halen guitar parts. And don't forget that the 45 sounds much better than the LP, because of the simply physics of the unique grooves and dimensions of each. (See "Why 45s Sound Better," a section of my online "book" ("The Joy of 45 Collecting") for the gory details.) Note: This beautiful copy comes in a vintage Epic Records factory sleeve. It has Near Mint labels with a small date penned (not visible in scan) and very nearly Mint-looking vinyl (styrene).
Condition Detail:Label: M- | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M-Written by: Michael Jackson (A), M. Jackson-L. Johnson (B)Produced by: Quincy JonesChart info: #1r in April, #1p in February 1983Track time(s): A: 4:11 | B: 4:45Mix: Stereo
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| More 45's by Michael Jackson |
  Another Part Of Me (M), Epic 07962, 1988: $12.00 |
| Bad/ I Can't Help It (M-), Epic 07418, 1987: $12.00 |
Ben (M-), Motown Yesteryear 555 , 1971: $7.00 |
| Farewell My Summer Love/ Call On Me (M), Motown 1739, 1984: $8.00 |
 Got To Be There (M), Motown Yesteryear 503, 1971: $7.50 |
| I Just Can't Stop Loving You/ Baby Be Mine (M), Epic 07253, 1987: $12.00 |
| I Wanna Be Where You Are (M-), Motown Yesteryear 555, 1972: $7.00 |
In The Closet (M), Epic 74266, 1992: $5.00 $4.50 |
Morning Glow (M), Collectables 744, 1973: $7.00 $6.00 |
Off The Wall (M), Epic 50838 , 1980: $20.00 |
| Off The Wall/ Get On The Floor (M-), Epic 50838, 1980: $9.00 |
| Remember The Time/ Black Or White (The Underground Club Mix) (M), Epic 74200, 1992: $8.00 |
| Rockin' Robin (M), Motown Yesteryear 503, 1972: $7.50 |
| Scream/ Childhood (M), Epic 78000, 1995: $8.00 |
| She's Out Of My Life/ Get On The Floor (M), Epic 50871, 1980: $8.00 |
| The Way You Make Me Feel (M-), Epic 07645, 1987: $6.00 |
| Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' (M-), Epic 03914, 1983: $14.00 |
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| (So Tired Of Standing Still We Got To) Move On/ You Are My Everything by James Brown (M), Scotti Bros. 75286, 1991: $5.00 |
| Ain't No Backing Up Now by Isis (M), Buddah 475, 1975: $10.00 |
| Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me)/ Nothin' Comes To Sleepers by Gap Band (M), Mercury 76091, 1980: $7.50 |
| I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Part I)/ (Part II) by Roger (M), WB 49786, 1981: $6.50 |
| I Turned You On/ I Know Who You Been Socking It To by The Isley Brothers (M), T-Neck 902, 1969: $10.00 |
| I Wanna Sex You Up by Color Me Badd (M), Giant 19382, 1991: $15.00 |
| Jackson, Mississippi Train/ Can You Sing Me A Love Song by Steve Wright (M-), Epic 10706, 1971: $25.00 |
| Little Red Corvette/ All the Critics Love U in New York by Prince (M-), WB 29746, 1983: $10.00 |
| Mother Popcorn (You Got To Have A Mother For Me), Part 1/ Part 2 by James Brown (M-), King 6245, 1969: $20.00 |
| Nipple To The Bottle by Grace Jones (M), Island 99963, 1982: $15.00 |
| Nipple To The Bottle by Grace Jones (M-), Island 94994, 1982: $6.00 |
| Peach/ Nothing Compares 2 U by Prince (M), Paisley Park 18372, 1993: $11.00 |
| Rapp Payback (Where iz Moses)/ Part II by James Brown (M), T.K. 1039, 1980: $6.50 |
| Scream/ Childhood by Michael Jackson (M), Epic 78000, 1995: $8.00 |
| Spanish Hustle/ Put Your Love (In My Tender Care) by The Fatback Band (M-), Event 229, 1976: $12.00 |
| Sproutin' Out/ Be My Main Squeeze by Olympic Runners (M-), London 217, 1975: $15.00 |
| The Belle Of St. Mark/ Too Sexy by Sheila E. (M), WB 29180, 1984: $10.00 |
| The Switch/ Talk To Me Sometime by The Village Choir (M-), SCM 1000, 1973: $40.00 |
| The Time Of Me/ Games by Ebony Web (M), Hi 2183, 1970: $10.00 |
| Why Should I Cry?/ Funkyland by Nona Hendryx (M), EMI 8382, 1987: $9.00 |
| You Dropped A Bomb On Me/ Lonely Like Me by Gap Band (M-), Total Exp. 8203, 1982: $10.00 |
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