Bad really followed the Thriller formula pretty well. Bad was Beat It, Smooth Criminal was Thriller and this one was its Billie Jean- Michael Jackson with- Dirty Diana

Before it found it's way on the album Bad, this song begain in one form in the Captain EO film, which was a for it's time ambitious project for Disney World, Staring Michael Jackson, directed by Fancis Ford Coppila, produced by George Lucas & scored by James Horner- Another Part of Me

I swear there was a time when MTV showed this video every 15 minutes for 3 years. At any rate, it's the classic that rocked the whole wide world and eventually made Weird Al a celeb- Beat It

Well, it's been 5 years since our last SuperstarWeek dedicated to Michael Jackson. Seems like now's a good time for the 3rd call of spotlighting his impressive career. We kick things off with one of my favorites- Off The Wall

We wrap up our SuperstarWeek with Frank Sinatra with a song appropriate for the Kentucky Derby today (and the Celtics game tonight!) Luck Be A Lady!

We always pay tribute to Sinatra's "Songs for losers" and in that segment this time we offer one of the classics off the album -Frank Sinatra sings for Only The Lonely- What's New?

"Love laughs at a king, kings don't mean one thing." Frances Albert Sinatra with one of my all time favortes- Street of Dreams

Paying tribute to my precious Grandmother today with one of Frank Sinatra's most rollicking hits in his vast catalog- Two Hearts, Two Kisses. Happy Birthday Ganmum. Love you forever & always!

Today we go way back to the beginning of Frank Sinatra's career with the Tommy Dorsey Band, and man, them cats sure knew how to swing, mama!- Marie

Mr Ring A Ding Ding on the Jukebox this SuperstarWeek! Better believe it, mama! Frank Sinatra with- You'd Be So Easy To Love