If Michael did more R&B ballads for Dangerous it would have definitely been the best new Jack album. Songs in the vain of:
Breh they messed up by not putting Someone Put Your Hand Out, Blood on the Dancefloor on and taking off Keep The Faith and Gone Too Soon.
Keep The Faith shouldve just been given to Stanley Crouch’s group, have one of his singers on lead and keep some MJ vocals. It would’ve killed it in the black gospel world.
Gone Too Soon shouldve been promo only and give the proceeds to an AIDS org since this song was for Ryan White.
Someone Put Your Hand out literally is MJ doing DeBarge better than DeBarge and Teddy gave that song new life when he came in during the Dangerous sessions. Michael trusted Bill Botrell too much with the album sequencing. Bill was valuable but he was an engineer first and not in the clubs taking the temperature of what people were fukkin with.
When Teddy came in they prolly lost their minds because dude pulled up with an albums worth of shyt and could’ve knocked the record out in a couple of months. Teddy was hungry back then and getting out of a toxic situation in NYC — he has legit street cats coming at him trying to lil bro him for money. So when MJ called he couldn’t wait to go to California.