Freddie would give the most savage sarcastic replies ever. Freddie was recording "The Works" with Queen at the time and his solo album Mr. Bad Guy, which was being recorded in Munich I think. And Michael was recording Thriller and Victory in Los Angeles. So Basically neither had the time to go to the other side of the world to record a song.

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Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury recorded a song together in 1981 Jackson and Freddie recorded the song as a duet, as well as two other songs - State of Shock, and Victory.
Easy, Jaws of Life, I can't stand a racist. I love the coloreds and the queers, just ask Sammy Davis. Look, we all want to swing, baby, but you took it too far. You played butthole roulette and Link Copied! Queen released a rediscovered song featuring Freddie Mercury on Thursday, the band’s first new track with the late frontman’s instantly recognizable vocals to come out in more
Freddie Mercury, one of the most famous frontmen of, well, ever and Michael Jackson, the man who showed us all that being born cute and talented is no guarantee of enduring sanity, recorded three
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