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Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake - Love Never Felt So Good. Download Xscape on iTunes Now: Download. May 05, 2014 [IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE] Gm7 3x333x Dm9 x5x55x C#/Eb x6x66x Eb/F x8x88x Bb/C x33333 or 8x876x FM7 x8-10-9-10x Adim7 5x554x D7b9 x5454x BbM7 6x776x Am7 5x555x Bbm7 6x666x E/F# x9x99x F#/G# x1. This remix was released as a digital download on May 2, 2014, a day after Jackson's solo version was debuted on the iHeart Radio Music Awards. The first track on Michael Jackson’s album, XSCAPE, is”Love Never Felt So Good “which was”contemporized” by producer (and Michael Jackson Estate Co-Executor) John McClain.This version of the video for the song celebrates Michael and a recording which makes everyone who hears it want to get up and dance just like all of the dancers. Users who reposted Michael Jackson - Love Never Felt So Good Ft. Justin Timberlake (Cover By Stefon4u) Playlists containing Michael Jackson - Love Never Felt So Good Ft. Justin Timberlake (Cover By Stefon4u) More tracks like Michael Jackson - Love Never Felt So Good Ft. Justin Timberlake (Cover By Stefon4u) License: all-rights-reserved.
This is the original version of “Love Never Felt So Good” that was recorded in 1983.
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- First worked on as a demo, Michael Jackson co-produced the song during a 1983 recording session with Anka. The original version only featured Jackson’s vocals, finger snaps, and a piano, played by Anka. In 1984, Anka sent the song to Johnny Mathis, who recorded a new version of the song with revised lyrics by Anka and Kathleen Wakefield. Mathis' version made it on his 1984 album, A Special Part of Me. In 2006, Jackson’s demo leaked online. During the 2013-2014 recording sessions for the Xscape album, the song was given a revision as a disco-sounding track. The first version, which only features Michael, was produced by John McClain and Giorgio Tuinfort and was featured as the first track on the standard version of Xscape. The second version, featured as the last track on the deluxe version of the album, was co-produced by Timbaland and J-Roc and featured Timberlake in duet vocals with Jackson. While producing Timberlake’s duet version, Timbaland sampled the percussion and breaths from Jackson’s 1979 song “Workin' Day and Night”.