Ben Brown, the Man Credited for the Discovery of Michael Jackson, Speaks for the First Time Since the Untimely Passing of the 'King of Pop'

Ben Brown, the Man Credited for the Discovery of Michael Jackson, Speaks for the First Time Since the Untimely Passing of the 'King of Pop'

NEW YORK, Aug. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- In a written statement released today, entertainment executive Ben Brown said, "I continue to be a bit traumatized by the loss of my friend Michael Jackson. In addition, this is a most sensitive time for me personally since the recent loss of my only daughter Donna Cherice Brown, and my wife Joanna who suffered a stroke triggered by the loss of my daughter."

According to a spokesperson for Super Gold International, Brown continues to receive calls and letters from around the country related to the passing of Michael.

The spokesperson went on to say that Ben Brown's responses usually include recommendations that friends and fans try to think about the good times. Speaking of Michael's incredible recordings and performances to date, Michael achieved what many artists seek; total creative freedom completely unrestricted by lyrical subjects, rhythmic styles, or melodic moods. Brown provided a few examples of non traditional rhythms like the song, The Way You Make Me Feel, or the rock influence of songs like Beat it, and fun tunes like Say, Say, Say.

"Michael Jackson," Brown reiterated, "was in fact a giant in the world of music which he will continue to impact through his creative works."

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Source: Super Gold International

CONTACT: Ben Brown of Super Gold International, +1-702-369-5797,
supergoldinternational@yahoo.com

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Profile: International Entertainment