In Your Sleep Last Night - Robbie P.

Respect Yourself - The Staple Singers

There are several but the prominent one for me is... Aubrey by Bread [sigh...]

barrel

Yeah, true...also poignant is the image of Michael and Gordy (probably grinning), suddenly shedding their shoes to go sliding on the marble floors of Gordy Manor.

Skipper

My favorite too! Now I'll listen to Rock With You and Burn This Disco Out. Rod Temperton! yeah you're right! He wrote other great songs, too. Can't think of the titles just yet. (just saw your other post, Xtazy with the other Temperton titles ) BTW: I'm dying to learn the guitar riff for Off The Wall. If you know it, please tell me! Edited to add: She's Out Of My Life Yeah, excellent song!

Yeah, me too, Xtazy, especially tracks 1, 5 and 8: Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Off The Wall, and I Can't Help It, respectively.

Save The Last Dance For Me - The Drifters

interstate

boundary

Yessongs - Yes (edited for legibility)

Candystore Rock

frontier

The Love You Save - The Jackson 5

liquid

The Girl Is Mine - KOP & Paul McCartney

quarter

ladies

Wanna Be Startin' Something - Michael Jackson

castle

XYZ did that already Xanadu

destructive

They Call The Wind Maria (pronounced "ma ' ry ah") - from musical Paint Your Wagon! by Lerner & Loew

Billie Jean (can't help but) (in case there's no CD around but there's a guitar, and you have a hankering) (Written & Composed by Michael Jackson) Intro (basically, F#m, G#m/F#, alternately) Verse 1 F#mShe was G#m/F#more like a F#mbeauty queen from a G#m/F#movie scene. I said don't G#m/F#mind, but what F#mDO you mean G#m/F#"I am the Bm7one, who will dance, on the floor, in the F#m7round?" G#m/F#, F#m, G#m/F# She said, "I am the Bm7one, who will dance, on the floor, in the F#mround". G#m/F#,F#m, G#m/F# (repeat, but with next lyrics) then: Bridge: DPeople always told me, "Be F#mcare-ful what you do. And don't Dgo around breaking young girls' F#mhearts." And Dmother always told me, "Be F#mcare-ful of who you love. And be Dcareful of what you do, 'cause the C#7lie becomes the truth. Hey, hey! (then) (back to beginning for the singing of the CHORUS--"Billie Jean's not my lover," etc.)