Sad Souvenirs : Four Tops’ cover recorded with The Jackson in early 70’s. Remains unreleased.
Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town : Recorded in 1970 with The Jackson 5. Released on October 15, 1970 (Jackson 5 Christmas Album).
Satisfy : Written by Terry Lewis and James Harris III. Mariah Carey song featuring Jackson on backing vocals. Failed to make the 2002 Charmbracelet album. Remains unreleased.
Saturday Night At The Movies : Recorded in 1967 with the Jackson 5. Released in 1995 (Michael Jackson Pre History).
Saturday Woman : Demo recorded in 1991. Damien Shields : “Saturday Woman is listed in one of the many handwritten notes found in Michael’s Holmby Hills mansion at the time of his death. A picture of that particular note has never been published. The song is mentionned in Frank Cascio book in 2011 : “about a girl who wants attention and goes out to party instead of focusing on her relationship. The first verse went : “I don’t want to say that I don’t love you/I don’t want to say that I disagree…” then Michael mumbled the rest of the lines because he wasn’t sure of them yet. The chorus went : “She’s a saturday woman. I don’t want to live my life all alone. She’s a saturday woman”. Remains unreleased.
Saved By The Bell : Cited by MJ in his 1993 deposition. Remains unreleased.
Save Me : Song by Dave Mason recorded in 1980. Released on June 15, 1980 (Old Crest on a New Wave). MJ sings background vocals.
Say Say Say : Recording began at AIR Studios in London in May 1981. As keyboard player Bill Wolfer recalled in a 2014 interview, he and Jackson worked on a rough sketch of the song based on the original acoustic demo with McCartney, Jackson’s intention being to present the latter his vision for the song. This soon evolved into a 24-track studio recording with a rhythm section, horns and harmonica laid down, which Michael presented to McCartney instead and this was kept in the final version. Released on October 3,1983 on Paul’s solo album “Pipes of Peace”. An early demo of the song featuring Michael & Paul singing with an acoustic guitar leaked online on March 13, 2024 but remains unreleased.
Scared Of The Moon : The song was first written and recorded in 1984 for the Jacksons’ Victory album, however, it didn’t make the cut. The track was re-recorded the next year in the fall of 1985 for Bad, although, it was scrapped again. The song was brought again in 1994-1995 during the History sessions. One of the songs listed by MJ on a handwritten note of songs he wanted to finish in June 2009. The 1985 mix was released on November 16, 2004 (The Ultimate Collection Box Set).
Scream : Duet with Janet recorded from September 1994 to March 1995 at the Flyte Time Studios (initial tracking and Janet vocals), The Hit Factory (Michael vocals) and Record One (mixing). It was released as a single on May 29, 1995, serving as the lead single from the “History” album. It was released specifically as a part of a double-a side, “Scream/Childhood”. Alongside Michael, Janet Jackson is featured on lead vocals.
Season’s Greetings from Michael Jackson : Recorded in 1970 with The Jackson 5. Released posthumously in 2009 (Ultimate Christmas Collection bonus tracks).
Seduction : Written by Michael Jackson and Shelby Lee Myrick III. Failed to make the Invincible album. Remains unreleased.
Seeing Voices : Recorded in 2000 with Ray Charles and Sidney Fine. Frank Casio auctionned a demo tape in May 2014. Leaked online in 2016 but remains unreleased.
Serious Effect : Recorded in 1989-1990 with Bryan Loren. Features rap by LL Cool J. Solo demo version by MJ exists. Included in the first acetate version of the special expanded edition of Dangerous in 2001 but the bonus dis was canceled. It leaked in 2002. In 2024, a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson tapes were found in a storage unit deep in the San Fernando Valley. Musgrove’s journey to the tapes began when an associate contacted Greg Musgrove about a storage unit he’d recently bought in Van Nuys. The unit once belonged to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer. On the tapes are 12 unreleased tracks, music Jackson worked on prior to the Dangerous album, around 1989 to 1991 including the song “Serious Effect” (completed). He and the attorney he brought on approached the Jackson Estate with their findings earlier this year. The estate, who Musgrove says did their own research into the tapes, declined to purchase the tapes for an unknown reason, but did provide him with an official letter stating that the estate does not claim ownership. They make it clear in the letter, however, that he and anyone else who might purchase these tapes down the line do not own the copyright on the recordings or the compositions, the estate does. Essentially, these tapes can never be released publicly. Remains unreleased.
remains unreleased.
Set It On Out : Written by Michael Jackson and recorded in 1982. Remains unreleased.
Seven Digits : “Seven Digits” was written and produced with Bryan Loren in the Summer of 1990, intended for the Dangerous album. However, it didn’t make the final selection. “Seven Digits” was later considered for Blood on the Dance Floor: HIStory in the Mix. However, it was replaced by “Superfly Sister”, as it was more complete and demanded less time to finish.A snippet of the song was leaked on Shana Mangatal’s Instagram story on August 25, 2019, alongside “Don’t Believe It”. Mangatal also confirmed she owns a thirty-minute cassette tape with at least three different versions of the song. The tape also includes audio of Jackson writing the song.
On February 02, 2024 : Another Michael Jackson song called “Seven Digits” on a DAT tape will be auctioned on February 7 by Los Angeles Estate Auction. Writers Bryan Loren, this master tape was recorded around 1991 and contains the song but also an extensive 1-hour and 13-minute session of Michael Jackson’s practice and workout routines, providing an intimate look into his artistic process. “Seven Digits” is an unreleased track, Recorded in high-quality digital audio, the tape is in excellent condition, preserving the clarity and integrity of the recording.
In 2024, a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson tapes were found in a storage unit deep in the San Fernando Valley. Musgrove’s journey to the tapes began when an associate contacted Greg Musgrove about a storage unit he’d recently bought in Van Nuys. The unit once belonged to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer. On the tapes are 12 unreleased tracks, music Jackson worked on prior to the Dangerous album, around 1989 to 1991 including the song “Seven Digits” completed with 1m09 of creative process between Loren & MJ. He and the attorney he brought on approached the Jackson Estate with their findings earlier this year. The estate, who Musgrove says did their own research into the tapes, declined to purchase the tapes for an unknown reason, but did provide him with an official letter stating that the estate does not claim ownership. They make it clear in the letter, however, that he and anyone else who might purchase these tapes down the line do not own the copyright on the recordings or the compositions, the estate does. Essentially, these tapes can never be released publicly.
On February 2, 2024, a DAT tape of “Seven Digits” was announced to be put up for auction, which was set to take place on February 7. Los Angeles Estate Auction posted on their Instagram a completely new snippet of the song, revealing details concerning the cassette. Unfortunately, no one bid. Similarly to Shana’s description, the DAT features not only the song but a full one-hour and thirteen minutes long “session of Michael Jackson’s practice and workout routines, providing an intimate look into his artistic process.” These are also bundled with an MP3 of the song. In February and April 2025, the same tape Mangatal owned (or a copy of it) with the song and its writing session went on sale at gottahaverockandroll.com. On February 14, 2026, the first take of “Seven Digits” was leaked. Full demo remains unreleased.
Sex Life : Recorded in June 1981. The original version that he made during Off The Wall Sessions was called Flex Strife but he changed this version to Sex Life during Thriller Sessions. Sex life was supposed to be for Off the wall, Thriller, Dangerous, Invincible. Worked on in 1978, 1981, 1989, 1999. In the closet replaced it on Dangerous. Was going to be released on Thriller 40 but “Who Do You know” replaced it at the last second. A 46 seconds snippet leaked in 2023. Remains unreleased.
SEXY LOVE SONG : It was written by Babyface and LA Reid, and was recorded at the Hit Factory, in 1994. Judging by the title it is probably just a working title, like Ask DD, Broken Chair, New Jelly, etc are. Remains unreleased.
Shake A Body (demo version of Shake Your Body) : Recorded in 1978 at the Hayvenhurst home studio. Released on November 16, 2004 (The Ultimate Collection Box Set).
Shake Me, Wake Me (When It’s Over) : Four Tops’ cover recorded with The Jackson in early 70’s. Remains unreleased.
Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground) : Recorded in 1978 and released on December 17, 1978 (Destiny).
She Don’t Love Me : Damien Shields : “Recorded in 2008. But to my knowledge, it’s just one line of vocals. “She don’t love me. She don’t want me. She don’t need me. She doesn’t care. She doesn’t care.” That’s all that was on what I heard. The rest is just instrumental”. Remains unreleased.
She Drives Me Wild : Recorded in 1991. Released on November 26, 1991 (Dangerous).
She Got It (demo) : Recorded in 1989-1990 with Bryan Loren. Included in the first acetate version of the special expanded edition of Dangerous in 2001 but the bonus dis was canceled. It leaked online in 2005 but remains unreleased. In 2024, a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson tapes were found in a storage unit deep in the San Fernando Valley. Musgrove’s journey to the tapes began when an associate contacted Greg Musgrove about a storage unit he’d recently bought in Van Nuys. The unit once belonged to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer. On the tapes are 12 unreleased tracks, music Jackson worked on prior to the Dangerous album, around 1989 to 1991 including the song “She Got It” completed. He and the attorney he brought on approached the Jackson Estate with their findings earlier this year. The estate, who Musgrove says did their own research into the tapes, declined to purchase the tapes for an unknown reason, but did provide him with an official letter stating that the estate does not claim ownership. They make it clear in the letter, however, that he and anyone else who might purchase these tapes down the line do not own the copyright on the recordings or the compositions, the estate does. Essentially, these tapes can never be released publicly. Remains unreleased.
She Say Want : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in early 70’s. Remains unreleased.
She’s A Rhythm Child : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1974. Released on September 15, 1974 (Dancing Machine).
She’s Good : Recorded with The Jackson 5.in June 1970 – February 1971. Released on April 12, 1971 (Maybe Tomorrow).
She’s Got It Baby : In 2024, a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson tapes were found in a storage unit deep in the San Fernando Valley. Musgrove’s journey to the tapes began when an associate contacted Greg Musgrove about a storage unit he’d recently bought in Van Nuys. The unit once belonged to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer. On the tapes are 12 unreleased tracks, music Jackson worked on prior to the Dangerous album, around 1989 to 1991 including the song “She’s Got It Baby” (different than She Got It). He and the attorney he brought on approached the Jackson Estate with their findings earlier this year. The estate, who Musgrove says did their own research into the tapes, declined to purchase the tapes for an unknown reason, but did provide him with an official letter stating that the estate does not claim ownership. They make it clear in the letter, however, that he and anyone else who might purchase these tapes down the line do not own the copyright on the recordings or the compositions, the estate does. Essentially, these tapes can never be released publicly. Remains unreleased.
She’s Out Of My Life (demo) : Recorded in 1978. Released posthumously on October 26, 2009 (This Is It).
She’s Out Of My Life (Alternate take 1) : Recorded in 1978. Full take leaked in 2020 but remains unreleased.
She’s Out Of My Life (Alternate take 2) : Recorded in 1978. Full take leaked in 2020 but remains unreleased.
She’s Out Of My Life (Alternate take 3) : Recorded in 1978. Full take leaked in 2020 but remains unreleased.
She’s Out of My Life : Recorded from December 1978 to June 1979. Released on August 10, 1979 (Off The Wall).
She’s Not A Girl : Cited by MJ in his 1993 deposition. Remains unreleased.
She’s Trouble aka Trouble (demo 1) : Recorded in 1982. It leaked in 2008. Released posthumously on November 18, 2022 (Thriller 40).
She’s Trouble aka Trouble (demo 2) : Recorded in 1982 & leaked in 2008. Remains unreleased.
She Was Loving Me aka Chicago
Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Da : Recorded in November 1971 – February 1972. Released on August 4, 1972 (Ben).
Shout : Recorded in 2001. Released on December 5, 2001 (Cry).
Show You The Way To Go : Recorded with The Jacksons from June to October 1976. Released on November 27, 1976 (The Jacksons).
Shut Up And Dance : One of the songs listed by MJ on a handwritten note of songs he wanted to finish in June 2009. Remains unreleased.
Siegfried & Roy aka Mind Is The Magic : Written and recorded with Bryan Loren in 1989 for Siegfried & Roy’s ‘Beyond Belief Show’ in Las Vegas. Released in 1995 (Dreams & Illusions).
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours. Stevie Wonder’s cover recorded with The Jackson 5 in early 70’s. Remains unreleased.
Silent Night : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1970 for the Christmas album. Remains unreleased.
Silver Bells : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1970 for the Christmas album. Remains unreleased.
Sister Sue : Written and Recorded in 1991. Remains unreleased.
Silent spring : Damien Shields : “is an instrumental”. One of the songs listed by MJ on a handwritten note of songs he wanted to finish in June 2009. Remains unreleased.
Since I Lost My Baby : Recorded in May-1969 with The Jackson 5. Released posthumously on August 28, 2012 (Come and Get It: The Rare Pearls).
Since You’ve Been Gone : Four Tops’ cover recorded with The Jackson 5 in early 70’s. Remains unreleased.
Sister Sue : Written by MJ. Cited by MJ in his 1993 deposition. Remains unreleased.
Sixteen Candles : Recorded with The Jackson 5.in June 1970 – February 1971. Released on April 12, 1971 (Maybe Tomorrow).
Skywriter : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1972–1973. Released on March 29, 1973 (Skywriter).
Slapstick (early version of Hot Street) : Written by Rod Temperton. Recorded in 1982 & leaked in 2008. Remains unreleased.
Slave To The Rhythm : Demo recorded in 1991. A remix leaked in 2010. A virtual duet with Justin Bieber featuring new vocals from MJ leaked in 2013. Original demo + new remix by Timbaland released posthumously in 2014 (Xscape).
Slipped Away : Song written by MJ & Marlon in 1980 for the Triumph album. Remains unreleased.
Smile : Recorded from February 1994 to March 1995. Released on June 20, 1995 (History).
Smooth Criminal
So In Love : Jermaine Jackson’s song featuring The Jackson 5 recorded in 1973. Released on May 6, 1973 (Come Into My Life).
So Shy : Bill Wolfer ‘s song featuring MJ & The Waters Sisters. Recorded in 1982. Released in 1982 (Wolf).
Soldier’s Entrance : Worked on by MJ in 1999 with a view to having it featured on the Invincible album. Remains unreleased.
Some Gils Want Me For Their Lover : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1967-1968. Released in March 1971 as the B-side if You Don’t Have To Be Over 21 To Fall In Love.
Somebody’s Watching Me : The song was recorded late 1983 by American singer Rockwell, released by the Motown label in January 1984, as the lead single from his debut studio album of the same name. The song features guest vocals by brothers Michael Jackson (in the chorus) and Jermaine Jackson (additional backing vocals.
Someday at Christmas : Recorded in 1970 with The Jackson 5. Released on October 15, 1970 (Jackson 5 Christmas Album).
Someone In The Dark : Recorded in September 1982. MCA Records was not to release E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial until after Christmas 1982. (This was to avoid the audiobook competing with Jackson’s new album, Thriller.) The song “Someone in the Dark” was not to be released as a single. MCA Records breached both conditions, releasing the storybook in November 1982 and giving 7-inch promo copies of “Someone in the Dark” to radio stations. After Epic lodged a $2 million lawsuit, MCA Records was forced to withdraw the album and prohibited from releasing “Someone in the Dark” as a single. Epic executives had felt that MCA was misleading members of the public into believing that the then-recently released single “The Girl Is Mine” was featured on the storybook album. The plaintiffs further requested that MCA Records be banned from working with Jackson in the future and that any other media owned by MCA featuring the singer be prohibited from release. As a result of the legal restrictions that prohibited the public release of “Someone in the Dark” as a single, the promo copies which were made have since become one of the singer’s rarest and most sought-after records; some have been sold for over $1,600. The song’s opening version was later included as a bonus track on the 2001 special edition of Thriller, as well as the box set Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection in 2004.
Someone Put Your Hand Out (demo) Recorded in 1985 during the Hayvenhurst sessions with John Barnes, Bill Bottrell & Matt Forger. A 37 seconds snippet leaked in 2008. Full demo leaked in 2020 in LQ. HQ demo leaked on January 28, 2023 but remains unreleased.
Someone Put Your Hand Out : Recorded in 1989-1991.The song was supposed to be on Dangerous but did not make the final tracklisting. August 17, 1991 : Michael, Bruce Swedien & Brad Buxer work on the song “Someone Put Your Hand Out”. Released in May 1992 (Pepsi exclusive promo cassette single).
Someone’s Standing In My Love Light : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in 1969-1974. Released posthumously on August 28, 2012 (Come and Get It: The Rare Pearls).
Somewhere in Time : Written by Michael Jackson in 1980. Song registered with the United States Copyright Office in November 1984. Remains unreleased.
Son of Thriller : Unreleased remix by Michael Jackson and Bryan Loren. It’s unknown what project it was intended for. The recording was first acknowledged by fans during Loren’s Music First Association seminar in 2016. “Son of Thriller” can be assumed to have been a side project, rather than something conceived for Dangerous. Jackson and Loren made it in 1989 and its full runtime is 3:06 minutes long. The remix would include excerpts from some of the artist’s biggest hits at the time: “Thriller”, “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough”, “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'” and “Billie Jean”.
Instrumental track recorded during the “Dangerous” sessions. One of 20-25 songs worked on with Bryan Loren for the Dangerous album. In 2024, a trove of unreleased Michael Jackson tapes were found in a storage unit deep in the San Fernando Valley. Musgrove’s journey to the tapes began when an associate contacted Greg Musgrove about a storage unit he’d recently bought in Van Nuys. The unit once belonged to Bryan Loren, a music producer and singer. On the tapes are 12 unreleased tracks, music Jackson worked on prior to the Dangerous album, around 1989 to 1991 including the song “Son Of Thriller” completed (dated August 29, 1989/studio mix master tape). He and the attorney he brought on approached the Jackson Estate with their findings earlier this year. The estate, who Musgrove says did their own research into the tapes, declined to purchase the tapes for an unknown reason, but did provide him with an official letter stating that the estate does not claim ownership. They make it clear in the letter, however, that he and anyone else who might purchase these tapes down the line do not own the copyright on the recordings or the compositions, the estate does. Essentially, these tapes can never be released publicly. Remains unreleased.
Song Groove/Abortion Papers (demo) : Recorded in 1985 during the Hayvenhurst sessions with John Barnes, Bill Bottrell & Matt Forger. Released in 2012 (Bad 25).
Song For Epic : Recorded in 1986 during the Hayvenhurst sessions.
-January 30, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the “song for Epic”.
February 03 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the “song for Epic”.
February 06, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the “song for Epic”.
Bill Bottrell on X (December 6, 2024) : “Epic wanted M to do a trio with Tina Turner and Bruce Springsteen. Pretty lame idea, but M was a good soldier and told them I’ll try something. M went away for a few days and John B and I wrote a hook and no lyric and made a quick demo. M got to tell Epic he tried and all was done.” Remains unreleased.
Soul Jerk : Recorded in 1967 with the Jackson 5. Released in June 1996 (The Jackson 5 pre-history The Lost Steeltown Recordings).
Space Dance : Michael’s voice and beatboxing was recorded for the soundtrack of the videogame Space Channel 5 in 2000. It remains unreleased.
Speechless : Recorded from July 1998 to July 2001. Released on October 30, 2001 (Invincible).
Speed Demon (demo) : Recorded in 1986 during the Hayvenhurst sessions with John Barnes, Bill Bottrell & Matt Forger. A snipped leaked in 2018. Full demo (low quality) leaked on June 18, 2020.
May 19, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the songs “Fly Away” and “Speed Demon”.
May 20, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Speed Demon”.
May 22, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Speed Demon”.
May 26, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Speed Demon”.
May 27, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Speed Demon”.
June 18, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Speed Demon”.
A better version of the demo leaked in January 2023 but remains unreleased.
Speed Demon : Recorded in 1987. Released on August 31, 1987 (Bad).
Spice Of Life : Written by Rod Temperton and Derek Bramble in 1982. Was in the running for Thriller, but wasn’t included on the final album and went down the wayside. Later given to Manhattan Transfer. Remains unreleased.
Splash! We Can Get Wet Babe : Recorded in 1988. Remains unreleased.
Stand : Recorded in May 1969 with the Jackson 5. Released on December 12, 1969 (Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5).
Stand Tall : Written by Michael Jackson in 1982. Song registered with the United States Copyright Office in December 1985. Remains unreleased.
Standing In The Shadows Of Love : Recorded on May 17th, 1969 with the Jackson 5. Released on December 12, 1969 (Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5).
Starlight : Temperton’s first version of Thriller was titled “Starlight”, with the chorus lyric: “Give me some starlight / Starlight sun”. Recored in 1982 and released posthumously on Novemver 18, 2022 (Thriller 40).
State Of Independance : January 17, 1982 : Michael joins a star-studded lineup to record the backing vocals for Donna Summer’s song “State of Independence.” It os produced by Quincy Jones and features other artists like Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Loggins, and James Ingram.
State Of Shock (demo with Freddie Mercury) : Recorded in August 1983 at Hayvenhurst & leaked on July 7, 2002. Remains unreleased.
State Of Shock : Duet with Mick Jagger recorded in May 1984 at the A&R Recording in NYC. Released on July 2, 1984 (Victory).
Stranger In Moscow (demo) : Recorded in September 1993 in Moscow. Remains unreleased.
Stranger in Moscow : Recorded from February 1994 to March 1995. Released on June 20, 1995 (History).
Stay : Written by MJ and Bryan Loren in 1989. Remains unreleased.
Still The King : Song recorded with will.i.am in 2007. Remains unreleased.
Stop The War : Written circa 1999 by MJ and Carole Bayer Sager. Failed to make the Invincible album. The song is an early version of “We’ve Had Enough”, a song featured on the 2004 box set album The Ultimate Collection. Song about the Kosovo War. Remains unreleased.
Stormy Monday : Recorded in 1967 with The Jackson. Released in 1997 (Beginning Years 1967-1968).
Strenght Of One Man : Recorded with The Jacksons from June to October 1976. Released on November 27, 1976 (The Jacksons).
Streetwalker aka Florida Groove
Style Of Life : Recorded with The Jacksons from June to October 1976. Released on November 27, 1976 (The Jacksons).
Sugar Daddy : Recorded with The Jackson 5 in April – October 1971. Released as a single on November 23, 1971 and as album version on December 9, 1971 (Greatest Hits).
Sunset Driver (demo 1) : It was first written and recorded from November 1978 to April 1979 for Off the Wall, although didn’t make the cut. In 2001, “Sunset Driver” was supposed to be on “Off the Wall: Special Edition”, unfortunately, it didn’t make the final selection of the album. Remains unreleased.
Sunset Driver (demo 2) : It was finally recorded in August 1982 with extra overdubs for Thriller but the song was scrapped again. Released on November 16, 2004 (The Ultimate Collection Box Set).
Sunset Driver (demo 3) : According to the official michaeljackson.com website, as well as Bill Bottrell’s notes, the song was also later reworked and considered for inclusion on the Bad album.
May 30, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Sunset Driver”.
May 31, 1986 : Recording session at Michael’s Hayvenhurst home studio. MJ, Bill Bottrell, John Barnes and Matt Forger work on the song “Sunset Driver”.
Superfly Sister : Recorded in 1989-1990 with Bryan Loren. Released on May 20, 1997 (Blood On The Dance Floor).
Superstition : performed in concerts in 1973.
Susie : Written and recorded by Michael Jackson circa 1978. The song was re recorded in 1994-1995 as Little Susie during the “History” sessions. 1978 demo remains unreleased.
Sweet Music : Written by James Whitney. Recorded in 1976-1979. Remains unreleased.
