Just about every year, I play Michael's music; in addition, to watching some of the documentaries pertaining to his life and legacy on Thursday, June 25th. I celebrate the life he lived, and look back all of his accomplishments despite everything that's been said about him in the tabloids and so forth. Sure, I was visibly upset when I heard about his passing, and I cried uncontrollably that that for the reason he's been apart of our lives for such a long, and I feel as though we all knew knew on a personal on a personal level, as well, as through his music. Michael Jackson was one of the greatest entertainers alongside Sam Cooke and Nat "King" Cole, the few greatest entertainers who ever lived. Speaking for myself, I would consider Michael Jackson old R&B alongside some of favorite other singers such as Wilson Pickett, Whitney Houston and Aretha Franklin. I observe the life and legacy by way of listening to his music and watching documentaries pertaining to him just about every year on June 25th. Yes, a have a huge collection of all his classic recording, but it's all recorded on cassettes, which were recorded from his C.D.s; in addition, to getting books pertaining to him from the library, which I enjoy reading. Some may have different ways of remembering Michael Jackson and that's all good, but I do it as a tribute to Michael as a way of telling him "Thank You" for all the things he's done through his music and legacy; as well, as his life. I can't speak for anyone else, I miss him more than he'll ever know.