Mick cleary telegraph biography of michael jackson

Known as the 'king of pop', Michael Jackson was one of the brightest and most influential figures in the history of music.

Backed by his unparalleled talent, extraordinary charisma and a distinctive human sensitivity, he left an indelible mark on the music industry and pop culture.

This musical genius was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Indiana.

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From a young age, he appeared on the scene as the leader of the group "The Jackson 5", impressing the world with his distinctive voice and his inexhaustible energy. His debut solo album, Off The Wall (1979), produced by Quincy Jones, was a huge success that marked the beginning of an extraordinary career for him.

From narrow walls to the world stage

Katherine and Joe Jackson were Michael's parents and he was the eighth of 10 children they had.

He grew up in an average two-bedroom household where he had to share most of his belongings with his siblings