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Jackson Songwriter Remembers The King Of Pop

Singer and songwriter James Ingram wrote one of Michael Jackson's most famous and enduring songs, P-Y-T (Pretty Young Thing), for the "Thriller" album. Ingram reflects on what it was like to work with the "King of Pop" and how the experience shaped him as a musician. Tell Me More

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