Song Writer (s) Notes

11pm (2010) Michael Jackson May have been written during the early Dangerous sessions

Michael Prince Recorded in 2008

Brad Buxer Fake Instrumental uploaded by "bellbeefer"

A Baby Smile Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1979 for the "Off The Wall" album

Reworked in 1990

Failed to make the Dangerous album

Lyrics to the song were featured as a poem titled "When Babies

Smile" in the 1992 book Dancing the Dream

A Deeper Love Michael Jackson Written in 1999 for Invincible

Rodney Jenkins

A Pretty Face Is Stevie Wonder Written c. 1974

The song was originally intended for The Jackson 5 or as a duet

between Wonder and Jackson. The two reportedly recorded the
song for Wonder's 1987 Characters album
Addams Groove Michael Jackson Recorded in 1993

Planned song for Addams Family Values movie, a cancelled

album titled “Greatest Hits”, and the HIStory album.

Cancelled due to allegations of 1993

Also known as "Family Thing", "Family Values", or "Family

Morales"

An alternate version of the song exists with a rap sung by Bryan

Loren

Multiple snippets leaked online, original was a one-minute

snippet leaked online in a promotional video from
www.inthestudiowithmj.com

Full demo leaked online in medium quality.

Hook is “I don’t care even if it’s wrong or right / It’s a family

thing / It’s a family thing / When the day shows me deep into
the night / It’s a family thing / It’s a family thing / (It’s family)”
Adore You (2010) Michael Jackson Title listed on a note in Jackson's bedroom

Brad Buxer Written and recorded in 2000 during Michael Jackson's

Invincible recordings.

Reworked in 2008
Al Capone Ft. Michael Jackson Written and Recorded during the Bad sessions in 1985.
Roger
Version without Roger Troutman released posthumously on Bad
25

During early stages of working on the Bad album, Michael

sought out the legendary composer and Zapp band member,
Roger Troutman. “Michael Jackson called me to work on 'Bad'.
He said he was impressed with my song ‘The Dance Floor’ and
liked its guitar sound. I actually went to his house and worked
with him.”

John Barnes later recalled, “He worked with us on several early

'Bad' tracks.
 All I Need Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1982

Failed to make "Thriller" album

Unrelated to the Cascio Tracks

All In Your Name Michae Jackson Written and recorded possibly in 2002

Barry Gibb Suppose to be on the unreleased 2003 album titled Resurrection

but it was never released

In 2011, Barry leaked a music video of him and michael

recording the song

The track happens to be Barry Gibb's song

All My Children Michael Jackson Written in 2000

Teddy Riley Failed to make "Invincible" album

Scheduled to be released on the 2003 album Resurrection but

was never released

All My Love Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the "Bad" sessions

Failed to make "Bad" album

All Right Michael Jackson The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the
Cascios' house
Eddie Cascio
Failed to make "Michael" album
James Porte

All The Time Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1985

Failed to make "Bad" album

All The Truth You Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Dangerous sessions
Need
Bryan Loren One of the 20-25 songs worked on with Bryan Loren

Possibly a duet with Bryan Loren

Title leaked in a video by Shana Mangatal

 Michael Jackson Recorded by Jackson around 1998

Angel Kenneth (Babyface) Failed to make "Invincible" album

Edmonds
Had been scheduled to be featured on a shelved greatest hits
compilation

Short snippets and instrumental are online

Angel In Disguise Michael Jackson Recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house

Eddie Cascio The track happens to be James Porte's song

James Porte

Another Day Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1999-2001 during the Invincible
sessions
Lenny Kravitz
Failed to make the Invincible album

Also known as “(I Can’t Make It) Another Day” and “I Can’t Make
It Another Day”

Original version of the song remains unreleased

2010 remix released posthumously on the Michael album

One-minute snippet of the original version initially leaked online

in 2009

Track was later re-written and re-titled “Storm”, a collaboration

between Kravitz and Jay-Z which is featured on the former's
2004 album, Baptism

Apocalypse Now Michael Jackson Recorded during the Bad sessions in 1986/1987

Track consists of numerous military cadences composed by

drummer John Robinson. “There was a track I did called
‘Apocalypse Now’ that I wrote six and a half minutes of military
drum cadences for. I brought in Don Williams, Dan Greco, and
Bob Zimmitti. We recorded with four field snares, four piccolo
snares, two sets of piatti, and one gran casa. It was a very hip
tune, but it never made the record.”

Ashes To Ashes Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Invincible sessions

Failed to make "Invincible" album

Ask Rene #2 and Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1994

 #3

Failed to make "History" album

Attitude Michael Jackson Recorded in 1982 during Thriller sessions

Kathy Wakefield Failed to make the Thriller album

Michel Pierre Only known lyrics are "Maybe I act on confused behavior/
Maybe waves crash like semi-trailer","Maybe I'll spend my off-
time without you/ It seems like we need our own space","And all
this time I wasted away/ I do not feel good unless you
stay,stay,stay","And all the time I chased you away/ Simply to
catch back up with"

Baby's On Fire Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2008

Ryan Groves

Bad Company Michael Jackson Written in 1983 for "Victory" album and recorded in 1985 during
the Bad sessions

Failed to make "Bad" album

Bad Girl Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1989

Failed to make "Dangerous" album

Bang Your Head Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2008

(2010)
Theron Feemster

Basszouille Michael Jackson Written in 1994 but failed to make Jackson's HIStory: Past,
Present and Future, Book I album
Bruce Swedien

Beatbox 2010 Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2009 during Michael's This Is It
rehearsals
Erik Kirkland
 Be Me 4 a Day Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1987

Gray Calix Days Failed to make the "Bad" album

Also known as "Be me for a day", "Just for one day be Michael",
"Just for a Day", "Me 4 a Day" and "Be Michael"

Hook is "So you wanna see in my life/ So watch but be careful","I

don't give no doubts/ But that it's painful","Be me 4 a day/So
you can understand my pain","What's it all about/ And i'm not
proud"

Be Not Always Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1979

Failed to make "Off the Wall" album

1984 version was released on the album "The Jacksons' Victory"

Behind The Mask Michael Jackson Recorded in 1982 during the Thriller sessions

Chris Mosdell Also known as “Who Do You Love”

Ryuichi Sakamoto Original version of the song remains unreleased

Greg Phillinganes 2010 remix released posthumously on the Michael album

John McClain Originally written and recorded by Japanese electronic band

Yellow Magic Orchestra in 1978-1979 in Japan

In 1982, Michael recorded a cover version of the song that

remains unreleased due to managerial disputes

Belong 2 Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1999 for Jackson's album Invincible

Teddy Riley

Bio Michael Jackson Written in 1997

Brad Buxer Failed to make the Invincible album

Was one of the first songs written for Invincible

Blackout Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986

Failed to make "Bad" album

Blue Powder Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2000 during the Invincible sessions

Brad Buxer Failed to make the Invincible and The Ultimate Collection albums
 Michael Prince Track was up for auction along with “Jungle City”, “What More
Can I Give”, and an early version of “The Way You Love Me”

Bombay Nights Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the "History sessions

Failed to make "History" album

Bottle of Smoke Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Dangerous album sessions
(1989-1991)

Failed to make the Dangerous album.

Fake Vocals and Fake Instrumental Snippets have been produced

to confuse leakers and audience.

Bottom of My Michael Jackson Written in 2005

Heart (2010)
Brad Buxer Evolved from I Have This Dream

But No Michael Jackson Recorded in 2008

(2009,2010)
Brad Buxer

Brad Loop 3.37 Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2009 during Michael's This Is It
rehearsals
Bradley
Evolved into "Brad Loop 100" and "Brad Loop 3700"

Breaking Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2004

Breathe Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2009

Planned for the cancelled "This Is It" concerts

The last song recorded in Jackson's lifetime

Demo titled as "River Ripple"

Breed Michael Jackson A mellow piece written in June 2009, three weeks prior to his
death

Was supposed to work on this during “This Is It” concerts

Bring Me Away Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986

Failed to make "Bad" album

Broken Chair Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986

(2010)
 Theron Feemster Failed to make the "Bad" album

Reworked in 2008

Bubbles Michael Jackson Recorded during the Dangerous sessions

Buffalo Bill Michael Jackson Written in 1983 for Victory album and recorded in 1984

Written for The Jacksons Victory sessions . The song is about

William Cody.

Planned for Michael's Bad album but shelved

Failed to make "Bad" album

Track is vocally complete and ready for release

Track features a classical piano introduction composed and

played by John Barnes

Coco Butter (2010) Michael Jackson Song title found on note in Jackson's bedroom

Michael Prince Recorded in 2008

Also known as Cocoa Butter and Butter Funk

Short snippet is online

California Grass Michael Jackson Written in during the "Dangerous" sessions and recorded in
1993

Call It Off Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Dangerous sessions

Bryan Loren One of the 20-25 songs worked on with Bryan Loren

A duet with Bryan Loren

Title leaked in a video by Shana Mangatal

 Can You Michael Jackson Recorded in 2006 with will.i.am

will.i.am May have incomplete vocals

Was supposed to appeared on cancelled 2007 album

Demo instrumental was leaked to YouTube.

Can You Feel Me Michael Jackson Written in the 90s

Jackie Jackson

Todd Gaither

Teddy Riley

Can't Stop Loving Michael Jackson Song found on note in Jackson's bedroom
You
Unrelated to "I Just Can't Stop Loving You"

Can't Stop Me Michael Jackson Written in 1988

Now

Can't Get Out Of Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the "Off The Wall" sessions
The Game
Failed to make "Off the Wall" album

Early version of "You Can't Win" and "Can't Get Outta The Rain"

Leaked online

Can't Get Outta Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the "Thriller" sessions
The Rain
The early demo of this song is called "Can't Get Out Of The
Game" see above

Failed to make "Thriller" album

Leaked online

Carry On Michael Jackson Written in 2007

Barry Gibb Referenced in note in Jackson's bedroom

Casino Night Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2008 in Las Vegas

Changes Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986 for “Bad” album

revisited during “HIStory” sessions (1994-1995)

Changes (2) (2010) Michael Jackson Song title found on note in Jackson's bedroom

Michael Prince Recorded in 2008

Brad Buxer
Cheater Ft. Fats Michael Jackson Reworked during Invincible sessions (1999-2001)

Failed to make the Invincible album

Features rapper "Fats"

Also known as “Cheater 2001”

Instrumental snippet and a very low quality snippet with vocals

leaked online

Song title listed on note in Jackson's bedroom

Chicago 1945 Michael Jackson Written in 1983 for Victory album and recorded in 1984/1985

Steve Porcaro Failed to make the "Bad" album

Unrelated to “Al Capone”

Later inspired “Smooth Criminal”

Reworked in 2000 with Rodney Jerkins

Failed to make the "Invincible" album

Track is vocally complete and ready for release

Also known as “Chicago Nights” during the Invincible sessions

Considered for Xscape album but was rejected by the composer

Steve Porcaro, because of the tracks's inevitability of being
remixed

According to Damien Shields, “The song “Chicago 1945″, makes

a number of significant Chicago-related citations. The World’s
Fair (which visited Chicago), The Chicago Tribune (local
newspaper), Al Capone (of ‘The Chicago Outfit’ fame), and so on.
While making these citations it tells the story of a mysterious
disappearance in the area. “Three girls disappeared on a cold
windy night, never to be found again, never to be found again!”
sings Jackson in the first verse. “Who solved the mystery late
Chicago night? Ya can’t hide the truth so won’t ya turn on the
light,” he continues in the choruses, before launching into a
flurry of high-pitched “hoo-hoo” and “hee-hee” ad libs. The track
finishes with Jackson chanting “Chicago! Chicago!” over and over
in his trademark, gritty (slightly angry) vocal-style. The track was
constantly on Jackson's mind over the course of his career, and
was worked on during the ‘Invincible’ sessions and again at
Neverland in 2004.”

The lyrics tell a story about three girls who went out at night and
disappeared.

Hook is "Three girls disappeared on a cold windy night, never to

be found again, never to be found again! Who solved the
mystery late Chicago night? You can’t hide the truth so won’t ya
turn on the light?".
Children's Holiday Michael Jackson Written in 1995

Recorded by J-Friends and released as a single in 1995

Christmas Star Michael Jackson Recorded in July, 1994 during the HIStory sessions

Brad Buxer Failed to make the HIStory album

John Williams Cover version of the Christmas song from Home Alone 2: Lost in
New York

While recording the song, Michael insisted that the entire studio
be decorated with Christmas lights, a tree, fake snow and a sled,
and even had Brad Sundberg dress up as Santa, to set the right
atmosphere to their recording, and Michael even bought a gift
for everyone

Michael apparently lost interest in the project as quickly as he

started it

Only the instrumental and children's choir were ever recorded,

Michael never recorded vocals for this track
Color of My Soul Michael Jackson Michael's brother, Randy Jackson, recorded a demo titled "Color
of Love".

Written in 2000.

Possibly recorded in 2006 with Whitney Houston's background

vocals.

Was supposed to appeared on cancelled 2007 album

Crack Kills Michael Jackson Recorded in 1986

An anti-drug track that was planned to be a collaboration with

rappers Run–D.M.C. for Jackson's Bad album, but never
materialised and was never finished.

Lyrics consisting of two verses put up for auction in November

2005, and again on the Internet auction site eBay a year later.

Run–D.M.C.'s verse was released on the remastered version of

Tougher Than Leather.
 DMC claims the song wasn't finished due to an incident where
Bubbles accidentally bit Jam Master Jay according to an
interview he gave to HipHopStan.com, which is available to
watch on YouTube and he also noted the experience they had
with Michael Jackson was positive rather than negative as
rumored.

Run–D.M.C. was thanked on the Bad album regardless.

Craze Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Invincible sessions

Brad Buxer Failed to make the Invincible and The Ultimate Collection albums

Michael Prince Reworked 2003-2004

Song was mentioned by Michael Prince in his interview with the

MJCast as a contender for The Ultimate Collection

Run time: 6:00

Crazy For You Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1982

Rod Temperton Failed to make "Thriller" album

Creepin' In Michael Jackson Written in 2000

Creep Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986

Failed to make "Bad" album

Cry (1) Michael Jackson Written and recorded c.2003 for an upcoming album

Rumored to be a duet with either Lenny Kravitz or Drake Bell

 Cry (2) Michael Jackson Written in 1991

Marsha Ambrosius Unknown if related to the Invincible song with the same title.

Coco Butter Michael Jackson Written in June 2009 before his death

Michael Prince Ambrosius performed a snippet of the song at the Jazz Cafe in
London in July 2009 as a tribute

Snippet leaked online

D.I. Each (2010) Michael Jackson Title listed on a note in Jackson's bedroom

Ron Feemster Also known as "Butter Funk"

Dark Lady Michael Jackson Song title found on note in Jackson's bedroom

Ron Feemster Written and recorded in 2008

Days in Michael Jackson Also known as "Gloucestershire"

Gloucestershire
(2010) Michael Prince Written and recorded in 2004

Brad Buxer Reworked in 2008-2009

Was supposed to continue work during “This Is It” concerts

Leaked online

Days Of The Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2007

Brokenhearted
Features Whitney Houston

Dead Or Alive Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2004.

Fanmade instrumental is online

 Deep Forever Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1980

Failed to make "Thriller" album

Deep In The Night Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1990 during the Dangerous sessions

Bryan Loren One of the 20-25 songs worked on with Bryan Loren

Title was found listed in a recording studio along with Fever and
Superfly Sister

Run time: 2:56

Full demo in low quality leaked online

Hook is “The world don’t seem like it’s too bad of a place / Deep
in the night / Deep in the night / Deep in the night”

Delilah (1993) Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1993

Karen Holmes Failed to make the "History" album

Destruction Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 2005

Sequel to "Scream"

Duet with Janet Jackson

Planned for Janet's comeback album, "Unbreakable", but was

cancelled

Dig It John Lennon Song from The Beatles

Paul McCartney Michael Jackson has been recorded in studio singing a little part
of this song when he was talking to his team.
George Harrison

Ringo Starr

Disco Kids James Whitney Written and recorded between 1976-1979

 Failed to make the Off the Wall album

Don't Make Me Michael Jackson Recorded in 2008

Stay (2010)
Michael Prince

Brad Buxer

Don't Be Messin' Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1981

Around
Failed to make "Thriller" album

Also known as “Don’t Be Messin’”

Reworked in 1986/1987 during the Bad sessions

Bad session version released in the Bad 25

Reworked again 1990, 1995 and early 2009

Don't Matter To Michael Jackson Written in 1980 and recorded in 1983 with Paul Anka
Me
Paul Anka The chorus of the song was featured in Drake's song with the
same name

One of several songs the two worked on together

Do You Love Me? Michael Jackson Would have been written and recorded around 1998

Kenneth Edmonds Failed to make “Invincible” album

Run time: 6:17

Do You Love One Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1981

Carole Bayer Failed to make "Thriller" album

Sager

Doing Dirty Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1982 for The Jacksons' Victory.

Marlon Jackson

Do You Want Me? Sisqo Would have been written and recorded around 1999

Dru Hill Failed to make the Invincible album

 Unknown if related to "Do You Love Me?"

Don't Believe It Michael Jackson Written and recorded during the Dangerous sessions

Bryan Loren One of the 20-25 songs worked on with Bryan Loren

Title leaked in a video by Shana Mangatal

Dreams Michael Jackson Recorded in 1993

Eaten Alive Michael Jackson Original version of the song written by the Gibb brothers from
the Bee Gees, but was reworked by Michael Jackson
Maurice Gibb
Later recorded by Diana Ross and released on the Eaten Alive
Barry Gibb album in 1985 with vocal backgrounds by Michael Jackson

Ekam Satyam A. R. Rahman Recorded as a duet around September 1999 with Jackson
(singing in English) and singer Rahman (singing in Sanskrit
(The One Truth) A. R Parthasarathi language)
Kaninka Myer Intended to be on the rumored upcoming album in 2003 but
Bharat cancelled

Enough Already Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1986

Just
Failed to make "Bad"

Elizabeth, I Love Michael Jackson Written and performed by Michael Jackson as a tribute to his
You friend Elizabeth Taylor in 1997

Also known as “Elizabeth”

1 1/2 Minutes of studio CD version leaked

Escape Michael Jackson Written and recorded in 1999-2001 during the Invincible
sessions with Rodney Jerkins
Rodney Jenkins
Original title track for cancelled 2004 album
Fred Jenkins lll
Also known as “Xscape”
LaShawn Daniels
1999 and 2003 versions of the song still remain unreleased
Harvey Mason Jr.
1999 version leaked online in early 2002

2001 version and 2014 remix were released posthumously on

the Xscape album

Reworked in 2003

One of numerous tracks recorded with Rodney Jerkins that is

vocally complete and ready for release
 The track's cinematic spoken intro resembles a prison break that
represents Michael breaking free from all the fabricated rumors
from the media

The track's lyrics are a defensive musical exposé about the way
Jackson's private life is rarely respected and how details of his
private life are either twisted or blatantly fabricated when
reported on in the media

One interesting addition to the song is Michael's spoken line

“Want me? Come and get me!” which directly quotes a line from
the 1931 film Little Caesar

Everybody Wants Michael Jackson Listed on note in Jackson's bedroom

To Be A Movie Star
Maybe was supposed to work during “This Is It” concerts

Evil Eye Michael Jackson Written and recorded in March 1994

Failed to make "History" album