I Can't Go For That (no Can Do) -

Both songs share a similar mid-tempo, driving bassline and a sparse, atmospheric arrangement. 🎤 Legacy and Sampling

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One of the most famous anecdotes in pop history involves Michael Jackson admitting to Daryl Hall that he "borrowed" the groove for his 1983 hit "Billie Jean." Both songs share a similar mid-tempo, driving bassline

References the hook in "I Got a Story to Tell." 📈 Chart Performance Release Date: December 1981. During the "We Are the World" recording sessions,

During the "We Are the World" recording sessions, Jackson told Hall, "I hope you don’t mind, but I stole that groove."

The song was born from a late-night recording session at Electric Lady Studios. Daryl Hall began playing a Roland CR-78 drum machine, which provided the track's distinctive, hypnotic pulse.