Michael Jackson's posthumously-released album Scream is back on the Billboard charts thanks to the Halloween holiday.

Chris Walter/WireImage Quincy Jones and Michael ... they met when Jackson was 12 years old at Sammy Davis' house. "I need you ...

Quincy Jones, who passed away Sunday, helped produce Michael Jackson’s albums “Off The Wall,” “Thriller,” and “Bad.” ...

When it came to making one Led Zeppelin album, the band could afford the privilege of creative freedom as Jimmy Page fully self-funded the entire record.

Before dropping his third studio album, Shaq was reveling in his rap acclaim by contributing to Michael ... 2001 Invincible album, further cementing Biggie's place in music history and Jackson ...

Even though this list could be A LOT longer than it is, now is a good time to look back at the various projects he help shepherd, including some of the greatest albums of all time: ...

“Greg Phillinganes [a studio keyboardist who played on a handful of Jackson’s albums] wrote the c section,” said Jones. “Michael should’ve given him 10 per cent of the song. Wouldn’t ...

Quincy Jones had the magic touch when it came to music production, so when he teamed up with Michael Jackson ... collaborating with Jackson on his first solo album, Off the Wall, released in ...

The architect behind Michael ... album? “Thriller” was the seventh single from the album. The song, just shy of six minutes long on the album, was never intended to be a single. Jackson ...

(The adjustment came after Michael Jackson’s death in June 2009, which triggered a sales explosion for his catalog titles. Jackson’s catalog compilation Number Ones was the best-selling album ...

"The ballads were what made Off the Wall a Michael Jackson album," Jackson said, via Rolling Stone. "I'd done ballads with [my] brothers, but they had never been too enthusiastic about them and ...

But Jones’s partnership with Michael Jackson set him apart, leading to three of the most influential albums in pop history: “Off The Wall,” “Thriller” and “Bad.” “He thought that ...