1st single : Blood On The Dance Floor : released on March 21, 1997
Music video directed by : Vincent Paterson and Michael Jackson
Date of shooting : February 10/11/12, 1997
Date of premiere : April 2, 1997
Official release : On DVD in 1997 (History on Film Vol 2) in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
2nd single Ghosts : released on July 30, 1997
The music video for “Ghosts” is a five-minute cut-down of the short film of the same title directed by Stan Winston.
Date of shooting : April-May 1996
Dates of premiere : October 25, 1996 : Ghosts 1996 long version
May 8, 1997 : Ghosts 1997 long version
June 1997 : Ghosts 1997 short version
Official release : The 1997 long version of Ghosts was released on VHS/Laser Disc in 1997 (Deluxe Collector Box Set). The short film was never released on DVD and never released on Michael’s official You Tube page…
The short version was released on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
1st single : Black Or White released on November 11, 1991
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by : John Landis
Date of shooting : June 1991
Date of premiere : November 14, 1991
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
2nd single : Remember The Time released on January 14, 1992
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 3
Music video directed by : John Singleton
Date of shooting : November 1991
Date of premiere : February 2, 1992
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
3rd single In The Closet released on April 9, 1992
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 6
Music video directed by : Herb Ritts
Date of shooting : March 29, 1992
Date of premiere : April 23, 1992
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
4th single Jam released on July 13, 1992
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 6
Music video directed by : David Kellogg
Date of shooting : April 20, 1992
Date of premiere : June 19, 1992
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
5th single Who Is It released on August 31, 1992 (UK)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 14
Music video directed by : David Fincher
Date of shooting : June 1992
Date of premiere : July 13, 1992
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
6th single : Heal The World released on November 23, 1992
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 27
Music video directed by : Joe Pytka
Date of shooting : September 1992 (Michael does not appear in this video)
Date of premiere : November 1992
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
7th single : Give In To Me released on February 15, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Andy Morahan
Date of shooting : June 25, 1992
Date of premiere : February 10, 1993
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
8th single : Will You Be There released on June 28, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 7
Music video directed by : Vincent Paterson
Date of shooting : Live footage from the Dangerous Tour
Date of premiere : June 1993
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
9th single : Gone Too Soon released on December 1, 1993
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Bill DiCicco
Date of shooting : Home footage with Ryan White
Date of premiere : December 1993
Official release : Released on VHS in 1993 (Dangerous The Short Films,) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
Other singles
Whatzupwitu released on March 30, 1993 from Eddie Murphy’s “Love’s Alright″ album
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by : Wayne Isham
Date of shooting : February 1993
Date of premiere : April 15 1989
Official release : Never released on DVD nor on You Tube official page.
1st single : “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You” (released on July 20, 1987)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
No music video
2nd single : “Bad” (released on September 7, 1987)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Martin Scorsese
Date of shooting : November 19-29, 1986
Date of premiere : August 31, 1987
Official release : Released on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page
3rd single : “The Way You Make Me Feel” (released on November 9, 1987)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Joe Pytka
Date of shooting : June 1987
Date of premiere : October 31, 1987
Official release : Released on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page (short version).
4th single : “Man in the Mirror” (released on February 6, 1988)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Don Wilson
Date of shooting : December 1987 (Michael does not appear in the video)
Date of premiere : January 1988
Official release : Released on DVD in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
5th single : “Dirty Diana” (released on April 18, 1988)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Joe Pytka
Date of shooting : February 1988
Date of premiere : April 14, 1988
Official release : Released on DVD in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
6th single : “Another Part of Me” (released on July 11, 1988)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 11
Music video directed by Patrick Kelly
Date of shooting : Live footage captured on June 27-28 (Paris) and July 16 (London)
Date of premiere : July 31, 1988
Official release : Released on DVD in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
7th single : “Smooth Criminal” (released on November 14, 1988)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 7
Music video directed by Colin Chilvers
Date of shooting : February-April 1987 (as part of the Moonwalker film)
Date of premiere : October 13, 1988
Official release : Released on VHS in 1989 (Moonwalker), DVD in 1997 (History Vol 2), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page (short version)
8th single : “Leave Me Alone” (released on February 13, 1989)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by Jim Blashfield
Date of shooting : December 22/23, 1987
Date of premiere : January 2, 1989
Official release : Released on VHS in 1989 (Moonwalker) on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
9th single : “Liberian Girl” (released only in the UK on July 3, 1989)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by Jim Yukish
Date of shooting : April 1989
Date of premiere : July, 1989
Official release : Released on DVD in 1997 (History Vol 2), in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
10th single Speed Demon (released on September 4, 1989 in France only)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : not eligible
Music video directed by Will Vinton
Date of shooting : February 1988
Date of premiere : October 1988 (never aired on TV but as part of Moonwaker film)
Official release : Released on VHS in 1989 (Moonwalker), on DVD in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
Other singles/videos
Captain EO (1986)
Songs: “We Are Here To Change The World” and “Another Part Of Me from the “Captain EO” Disney film.
Date of shooting : July-August 1985
Date of premiere : September 12, 1986
Directed by : Francis Ford Coppola and produced by George Lucas
Official release : Never released on VHS/DVD. Not on Disney’s You Tube official page.
Single : “2300 Jackson Street” (released on March 16, 1989) from the “2300 jackson Street″ album
Date of shooting : March 1989
Date of premiere : April 1989
Official release : Never released on DVD but on The Jackson’s You Tube official page.
1st single : “The Girl Is Mine” (released on October 18, 1982)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 2
No music video
2nd single : “Billie Jean” (released on January 2, 1983)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Steve Barron
Date of shooting : January 31,1983
Date of premiere : March 10, 1983
Official release : Released on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
3rd single : “Beat It” (released on February 14, 1983)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Bob Giraldi
Date of shooting : March 9, 1983
Date of premiere : March 31, 1983
Official release : Released on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
4th single : “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'” (released on May 8, 1983)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 5
No music video
5th single : “Human Nature” (released on July 3, 1983)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 7
No music video
6th single : “P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)” (released on September 19, 1983)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 10
No music video
7th single : “Thriller”(released on January 23, 1984)
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 4
Music video directed by John Landis
Date of shooting : October 11-20, 1983
Date of premiere : December 2, 1983
Official release : Released on VHS in 1983 (Making of Thriller), on DVD in 1995 (History), in 2003 (Number Ones) and in 2010 (Vision) and on Michael’ You Tube official page.
Other singles
“Say Say Say” (released on October 3, 1983) from the “Pipes Of Peace” album.
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Bob Girladi
Date of shooting : September 1983
Date of premiere : October 29, 1983
Official release : On DVD in 2010 (Vision, long version) but NOT on Paul Mac Cartney’s You Tube official page.
“We Are The World” (released on March 7, 1985) from the “We Are The World” album.
Peak on Hot 100 Billboard : 1
Music video directed by Tom Trbovich
Date of shooting : January 22, 1985
Date of premiere : March 1985
Official release : On VHS in 1985 and on DVD in 2010 (We Are the World: The Story Behind the Song) and on USA For Africa’s You Tube official page.
