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Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' ft. JoWil and Ruff Scott

7:46

ISRC US-4CL-12-10001

Baby Be Mine ft. The Green

4:28

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The Girl Is Mine ft. Mojo Morgan and Steel Pulse

3:58

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Thriller ft. Mikey General and Spragga Benz

7:31

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Beat It ft. Michael Rose

5:24

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Billie Jean ft. Luciano

6:25

ISRC US-4CL-12-10006

Human Nature ft. Cas Haley

4:53

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P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) ft. Kirsty Rock

4:05

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The Lady In My Life ft. Christopher Martin

4:48

ISRC US-4CL-12-10009

Dub It

4:52

ISRC US-4CL-12-10010

Close To Midnight

6:49

ISRC US-4CL-12-10011

Easy Star’s Thrillah Easy Star All-Stars

Released: August 28, 2012 Album

THRILLAH BY EASY STAR ALL-STARS

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Easy Star All-Stars tackled the King of Pop in 2012, recruiting Luciano, Michael Rose, Cas Haley, Steel Pulse, The Green and more to reinterpret Thriller in a reggae style. The record debuted at #1 on the Billboard Reggae chart.

Release Date: August 28th, 2012
"Covering a song in a different genre can be gimmicky, as is the case with this Brooklyn reggae outfit's take on Michael Jackson's classic (from "EASY STAR'S THRILLAH," an all-covers album). Here however, it just happens to be a good gimmick, put over a spongy groove and dancehall giant Luciano's simmering, committed vocal." – New York Post
"Nailing a song is a challenge, but an entire album of covers?...Michael Goldwasser's crew brings it home with THRILLAH (Easy Star)...this homage is tasteful and eloquent, avoiding modern reggae's trappings, such as vocoders and synth-based horns. Amassing 21 musicians and recorded in five countries, this truly global endeavor honors the King of Pop in an entirely unforeseen way."
- The Huffington Post
"The All-Stars are able to keep their style fresh by only changing songs ever so slightly. Each cover song still has a strong connection to the original." – The Aspen Times