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: Musician Greg Phillinganes alleges he suggested the song's bridge during a demo session, a contribution for which he was originally promised a 10% writing credit but was eventually credited only as an arranger on most pressings.

: The song features a famous low-mumble introduction that explodes into a high-pitched scream, a moment Jones used to build anticipation. DJ Impact and Cultural Legacy michael_jackson_dont_stop_til_you_get_enough_dj...

: When his mother, Katherine Jackson, first heard the song, she was reportedly scandalized by the lyrics, fearing they were overly sexual. Michael reassured her that the "force" and the "feeling" in the lyrics could mean whatever the listener wanted it to mean. Quincy Jones and the "Force" : Musician Greg Phillinganes alleges he suggested the

: The early demo featured Michael, Randy, and their sister Janet Jackson playing percussion on common household items, including tapping soda bottles with drumsticks. Michael reassured her that the "force" and the

The story of Michael Jackson ’s is the tale of a 20-year-old artist finally finding his own voice. Released in July 1979 as the lead single for Off the Wall , it was the first solo track where Jackson had full creative control, marking his transition from a child star to an adult musical powerhouse. The Home-Grown Demo