Motswana artist pays tribute to Michael Jackson

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

A few months after the demise of one of the greatest entertainers the world has ever produced, Michael Jackson, an upcoming Botswana artist, Howard Thari, has released an album namely I Am A Botswana (MJ tribute) in honour of the deceased superstar.

The album opens with the track, MJ tribute dedicated to the memory of Michael Jackson or MJ as he was known to legions of his fans. The song will certainly win fans for the youthful Mochudi-born artist who mostly sings ballads.

One of the interesting things about MJ tribute is that it mentions some of the hit songs by the controversial artist with the catch phrase being that he (Michael Jackson) was bad' (possibly borrowed from his hit song, I'm Bad

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