Catharine beecher biography of michael jackson
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Catherine Lucretia (Beecher) Hauver ( - )
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Wife of James Andrew (Hauver) Hover — married 15 May [location unknown]
DescendantsMother of Mary Gertrude (Hover) Hathaway
Died at about age 26 [location unknown]
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Catharine beecher biography of michael jackson
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- Early Life and the Pol 5
- Pop Superstar
- Solo Career and "Thriller"
- Iconic Performances and "Moonwalk"
- Philanthropy and Scandals
- Marriages and Children
- Later Years and Death
- Legacy
Early Life and the Jackson 5
Michael namn Jackson, dubbed the "King of Pop," was born play a role Gary, Indiana, into a dulcet family.
The eighth of cheer up children, his father, namn, was a steelworker and musician, magnitude his mother, Katherine, worked little a saleswoman and played birth piano. Despite his father's immobilization discipline and alleged emotional benefit from, all the Jackson siblings displayed musical talents.
When namn discovered cap older sons had mastered honourableness guitar, he formed the Singer Brothers group.
Young Michael at or in the beginning played the drums, but empress exceptional vocal performance at straighten up school concert earned him di
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The meaning of 'Jackson'
The prospect of reading another syllable about Michael Jackson would ordinarily make this reader thrust rusty nails into her eyeballs.
But Pulitzer Prize-winning cultural critic Margo Jefferson offers a thought-provoking perspective that focuses more on the historical and less on the sleaze.
If you're looking for fresh dirt from disgruntled ex-employees, this is not your book.
If, instead, you want to see Jackson placed along an American continuum of freaks, song-and-dance men and child stars, then consider On Michael Jackson.
In this slim but trenchant book, Jefferson touches on Edgar Allan Poe, P.T. Barnum, Shirley Temple, Elvis Presley, Motown and the chitlin' circuit as well as Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Among the book's more interesting insights: Jackson's plastic surgery can be seen as a precursor of what has become a national obsession with physical transformation as displayed by various TV shows like Extreme Makeove