Bad

...had given the glove to Walter "Clyde" Orange, of the singing group the Commodores. A jacket that Jackson wore on his 1989 "Bad" tour fetched $225,000 ??? 20 times its low estimate of $8,000. The sale, held by Los Angeles-based Julien's...

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...Jackson." It was expected to sell for $50,000. The black jacket, with all the straps and zippers, that Jackson wore during his 1989 "Bad" tour, also made presale estimates pointless. It closed at $225,000 (before any fees or taxes),...

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...Orange, of the singing group the Commodores. A jacket that Jackson wore on his 1989 Bad tour fetched 225,000 US dollars (GBP136,000) -- 20 times its low estimate of 8,000 dollars (GBP4,800). The sale, held by Los Angeles-based Julien's...

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...Orange of the Commodores after his 1983 moonwalk at Motown's 25th anniversary special. A jacket he wore on the 1989 "Bad" tour brought in $225,000. Other Jackson keepsakes included a fang tooth mold used in the "Thriller" video - which...

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...Tour, his first concert tour as a solo artist, sold for $270,000. Featuring black straps with silver buckles and zippers, the jacket came to symbolize Jackson's "Bad" era. Tori Renza, whose father bought her the Bad jacket when she was...

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..."HIStory" opened at No. 1 with 391,000 copies. Jackson collected his first No. 1 with "Thriller" in 1983 and later notched toppers with "Bad," "Dangerous," "HIStory" and "Invincible." His 2003 greatest hits set "Number Ones" is the...

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..."Dog Eat Dog." Weird Al was ready for another big explosion, and it came his way in 1988 with his new album Even Worse and his second Michael Jackson parody, in which he turned the King of Pop's "Bad" into "Fat." Michael allowed Al to...

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