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KARYN White’s stomach was doing somersaults.

This was her moment of truth.

And as she picked up the telephone and called Minneapolis, she understood clearly that when the call was over she would either be one happy–or humiliated–young woman.

As the phone rang, she closed her eyes and pictured what she would say when Terry Lewis came on the line. I can’t stop thinking about you? I want to be more than friends. She had no idea what was going to come out of her mouth. All she knew for certain was that, after months of long-distance conversation, she was finally going to tell Lewis how she felt about him.

“For a long time, I didn’t know where he was coming from,” says White of lewis, the Grammy-winning producer of Jimmy (Jam) Harris and Terry Lewis fame whom she had met in 1989 while recording at their Flyte Tyme Productions Studios in Minneapolis. “We would have these long, great conversations; and while I knew I really liked him, I would hang up wondering how he felt about me. It was like, What are you waiting for?’ Finally, I just had to say it. I told my girlfriend, “That’s it. I’m doing it today.’ So I called him up … and I just said, Look, I want to tell you something. I really like you.’”

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In 1984 she appeared in Do What You Do

(Jermaine Jackson song)



In 1992 she appeared in Remember the Time

(Michael Jackson song)

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S…The double…The U…The V!

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Love Songs is the debut album by singer/actress Jennifer Love Hewitt, released on March 21, 1992 (see 1992 in music) and was only available in Japan. The album was released in the United States on June 25, 1997.

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This interview was taken from: www.cinemablend.com

Travis Payne

This Is It is being sold, yes, as a chronicle of the last moments of Michael Jackson’s life. But it’s also an interesting story about artistic collaboration, making real characters out of people like director Kenny Ortega, musical director Michael Bearden, and choreographer Travis Payne, all of whom are seen in the film working with Jackson and the rest of the crew, putting their heads together to create a spectacle like none other.

Payne, who first worked with Jackson as a dancer in 1992′s video for “Remember The Time,” talked to me last week about how Jackson is different from any other artist he’s ever worked with, how he decided that the rehearsal footage should be seen in public, and the side of Michael he knew, separate from the public persona. You can see Payne, Jackson and all the others in This Is It, in theaters everywhere today.

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You’ve said Michael Jackson is more collaborative than anyone you’ve worked with. How does he stand apart from everyone else?

Travis Payne: We were able to communicate in a way that I can’t with every artist that I work with. It definitely made it more difficult for me, because he was very demanding. He wasn’t going to just settle for steps. Everything had a place, and everything had a meaning. That was a welcome challenge to me, because it definitely made me stretch and grow as an artist, and be able to present him with ideas that I’m proud of, then me being able to add more to it, and it just keeps going. It’s a true collaboration, as opposed to being paid to come in and create a few steps for a song.

TRAVIS PAYNE and Michael Jackson BackUp dancers

Travis Payne with This Is It Dancers

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When you came back to work on “This Is It,” were you concerned at all that he would be able to keep up with all the work?

Travis Payne: Not at all. I knew that Michael Jackson danced every day. He sang every day, though it would not be in front of thousands of people. He was always creating. That is like fuel to an artist. It was just now, recently, that he decided he was ready to share these new ideas with the world. It was just second nature to him. He was always looking for new sounds and trying new ideas. He came with an entire arsenal of things to share when we started this process again.

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Award winning three and three quarter hour mini-series that dramatizes two of the most influential forces in music, The Jacksons and Motown.

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The Jacksons: An American Dream [DVD] [1992]

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Award winning three and three quarter hour mini-series that dramatizes two of the most influential forces in music, The Jacksons and Motown.

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