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Michael Jackson Episode 12 - Vincent Paterson
Michael Jackson Podcast
Episode 12 - Vincent Paterson
Director/Choreographer Vincent Paterson talks about dancing in Beat It and Thriller and working with Michael Peters and Michael Jackson.
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will.i.am talks about growing up with MJ, the vast talents of the man and eventually recording with him.
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Actor/musician Nick Cannon really digs Michael Jackson and Thriller!
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Choreographer Shane Sparks gives us the dope on Thriller.
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Imogen Heap shares a most personal Thriller story and more.
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Omarion chimes in about the Thriller video and Michael's intense performance attitude.
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Former MTV VJ and Podfather, Adam Curry, celebrates the 25th anniversary of Thriller.
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Turntablist DJ Spooky brings us back to DC where he experienced Thriller for the first time and more.
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American Idol finalist and recording star Katharine McPhee reflects on Thriller.
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Author, music journalist and filmmaker, Nelson George, reflects on the impact of Michael Jackson and Thriller.
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Thriller producer Quincy Jones is featured.
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Director/Choreographer Vincent Paterson talks about dancing in Beat It and Thriller and working with Michael Peters and Michael Jackson.
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Trumpeter Chris Botti praises Thriller.
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Kirk Franklin brings us back to the skating rink of his youth and his first memories of Thriller.
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Former MTV-VJ Mark Goodman tells us what it was like inside the MTV video screening room as Thriller hit and more.
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Award-winning Choreographer Mia Michaels shares her Thriller story and much more.
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Larry Hamby managed the Thriller recording sessions for Epic Records. On his Thrillercast, he shares his first hand account working on Thriller from the inside.
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Choreographer Wade Robson talks about imitating, performing and meeting Michael.
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The voice of modern Brazil, Céu talks Thriller.
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Former head of programming at XM Radio Lee Abrams talks Thriller.
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Q-Tip weighs in the celebration with his Thrillercast!
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Music producer Salaam Remi (Amy Winehouse, Nas, Joss Stone, Sex and the City) shares his impressions of Michael, Quincy and Thriller!
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Robot Dane and Poppin' Pete of The Electric Boogaloos, the originators of the dance style popping, talk about working with Michael on Beat It and Thriller.
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Herbie Hancock talks Thriller, Quincy, The Grammys and Michael.
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Weird Al talks up Michael and Thriller.
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LL Cool J celebrates Michael and Thriller's 25th anniversary.
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The Thrillercast participants give a shout out to Michael (Part 1).
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The Thrillercast participants give a shout out to MIchael (Part 2).
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Some behind the scenes information on Michael Jackson's This Is it featuring those involved with film and concerts and clips of Michael Jackson's songs and demos.
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Some behind the scenes information on Michael Jackson's This Is it featuring those involved with film and concerts and clips of Michael Jackson's songs and demos.
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Some behind the scenes information on Michael Jackson's This Is it featuring those involved with film and concerts and clips of Michael Jackson's songs and demos.
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Some behind the scenes information on Michael Jackson's This Is it featuring those involved with film and concerts and clips of Michael Jackson's songs and demos.
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Comments (1)
Re: Episode 12 - Vincent Paterson
Posted by Soul Train on ก.ย. 12, 2009 at 7:36 amHi,
I'm 50 years old now, european, caucasian, female, and used to live in L.A. in 1978-79. Took classes and rehearsed at Soul Train studio on La Cienega and Dupree.
I really enjoyed listening to you. Also it helped me to understand some of the things I couldn't have understood back at that time. Espescially Michael Peters's situation. Had had an eye contact with him then that I'll never forget, as if it had just happened yesterdays! I won't write more about it here, but the website has my connections and you're welcome to contact me more privately if you so wish.
Also I had the opportunity to take classes with Lester Wilson as he was putting a show together in Paris for one of our big singer-stars Dalida. I like to see the link with Michael Peters but I can assure you: Michael Peters was far more passionate and thrilling at that time than Lester Wilson, who was perfect but almost "too perfect" to me.
You went on and your "Smoothe Criminal" choreography thrilled me, as many other people I guess! Thanks!!
I hope you're well, physically, mentally and more... and that you're still enjoying dancing, eventhough a bit slower nowadays