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, whom Bahler had briefly dated. However, he has stated, "The fact is, I had already written that song by the time Karen and I became romantic. That song was written more about Rhonda Rivera... Rhonda and I had been together for two years, and it was after we broke up that I started dating Karen."

Production

Jones had originally intended to save the song for Frank Sinatra. However, he wanted Jackson to record material with more mature themes and "feel the full range of his voice," so he decided to bring the song to Jackson's attention. A poignant moment in the song occurs near the end when Jackson begins to break down in tears as he sings the word "life". Although he had attempted to record the song's last few moments with emotional restraint, after numerous tries he continued to end the rendition the same - by breaking down in tears. Producer

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subsequently let Jackson's tearful recording stand:

''She's Out of My Life'', I'd been carrying around for about three years—you can feel the pain in it, you know. And I held on to it and finally something said 'this is the right moment to give it to Michael'. And when we recorded it with Michael, I know it was an experience he'd never even thought about to sing in a song, 'cause it's a very mature emotion. And he cried at the end of every take, you know. We recorded about—I don't know—8-11 takes, and every one at the end, he just cried, and I said 'hey - that's supposed to be, leave it on there.' —
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, '' Off the Wall'' 2001 Special Edition, ''Quincy Jones Interview 3''

In Jackson's autobiography, ''

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'', he wrote that the song is about knowing that barriers separating him from others are seemingly easy to overcome, yet they cause him to miss out on what he really desires. He said that he cried from the sudden effect of the words because "I had been letting so much build up inside me." Particularly it reminded him of his feeling of being "so rich in some experiences while being poor in moments of true joy." He worried about this feeling showing up on the song, but also felt "if it touched people's heartstrings, knowing that would make me feel less lonely." He described making ''Off the Wall'' as "one of the most difficult periods of my life...I had very few close friends at the time and felt very isolated." He would walk through his neighborhood, hoping to meet people who didn't know who he was, so he could meet "somebody who would be my friend because they liked me and needed a friend too, not because I was who I am."

Release and reception

The song peaked at #10 in the United States on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100. The single was even more successful in the UK and peaked at number 3 on the charts (the equivalent position reached by ''Off the Wall's'' debut single "

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"). Given the popular response to his emotional rendition, the song remained in Jackson's live set for many years.

Critical reception

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editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine called the song an "overwrought ballad" but praised Jackson's "blindingly gifted" singing on the track. Rolling Stone editor Stephen Holden praised: "The singer's ultradramatic phrasing, which takes huge emotional risks and wins every time, wrings the last drop of pathos from Tom Bahler's tear-jerker, "She's Out of My Life." '' Cash Box'' said it has a "feathery, symphonic opening, muted keyboard work and tearful vocal reading."

Music video

A music video was produced to promote the song, which showed Michael in a blue-green shirt, dark pants, and sitting on a barstool with a spotlight shining behind him. The video uses a

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technique to simultaneously show Jackson from two different angles during the second and third verses. It was directed by

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, who also directed a similar video for Jackson's previous single "

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." The video is shown far less frequently than Jackson's later videos, but it is included on the DVD box set ''

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'', marking its first DVD release.

Live performances

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and Victory Tour. It was also performed on Jackson's

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, the

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, and the Royal Brunei concert, which also turned out to be the final live performance of the song, as whilst it was rehearsed for the

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, it was removed from the setlist just before the tour began. The song was also rehearsed as a duet with a female backup vocalist for the first "Michael Jackson & Friends" charity concert in

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, but cancelled for the final performance, which took place ten years to the day before Jackson's death. Usually during these performances, Jackson would bring a female audience member up on stage with him while performing the song. Before concluding the song, he would often pause briefly to physically display distress, which he amplified by shielding his face and acting as if he were crying. The live performances of the song were featured on the ''

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'', '' Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour'', and '' Michael Jackson: Live at Wembley July 16, 1988'' DVDs. Live audio is available in the ''Live at Wembley July 16, 1988'' CD, included as a bonus on ''

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'', and the 1981 live album, ''

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''

Track listing

# "She's Out of My Life Official Video

U.S. single

# "She's Out of My Life" – 3:38 # "Get on the Floor" – 4:40

Personnel

*Written and composed by

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*Produced by

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*Recorded and Mixed by

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*Lead vocal by

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*Bass: Louis Johnson *Guitar: Larry Carlton *Electric piano:

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*String arrangement by

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*Concert master: Gerald Vinci

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

Johnny Duncan and Janie Fricke version

Background and recording

"She's Out of My Life" was notably covered as a duet by American

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artists Johnny Duncan and

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. For the duet, the song was re-titled to "He's Out of My Life". The pair began recording together when Fricke appeared as a background vocalist on several of Duncan's late 1970s country hits. Her uncredited background vocals led to her own contract with Duncan's label ( Columbia Records). In 1980, Duncan and Fricke went into the studio to record their first studio album as a duet pair. Their sessions that year also included "He's Out of My Life". It was recorded at the Columbia Studio, located in

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. The session took place in May 1980 and was produced by

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.

Release and chart performance

In August 1980, "She's My Out of My Life" was released as a

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on Columbia Records, crediting both Duncan and Fricke. The single spent 14 weeks on the American '' Billboard'' Hot Country Songs chart, peaking at number 17 in September 1980. The track also reached Canada's ''

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'' Country Songs chart where it also reached the top 20, peaking at number 20 in 1980. "He's Out of My Life" was later released on Duncan and Fricke's album ''

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''. The album was released in October 1980.

Track listing

7" vinyl single * "He's Out of My Life" – 3:14 * "

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" – 3:03

Charts

Other recorded covers

*

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covered the song, retitled "He's Out of My Life", on her 1980 album, ''

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''. * Shirley Bassey covered the song, retitled "He's Out of My Life", on her 1982 album ''

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''. *

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covered the song, retitled "He's Out of My Life", on her 1989 album, A Time for Love. *

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covered the song on his 1984 album ''

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recorded the song (as "He's Out of My Life") for her 1991 album, '' Love Can Do That''. *

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included an a cappella cover on their 1998 album '' 98 Degrees and Rising''. *

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included a cover as the final track on his 1999 album ''

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''. *

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covered this song as a bonus track on his album '' Closer'' in 2003. * Patti LaBelle recorded the song (as "He's Out of My Life") for her 2005 album, '' Classic Moments''. * Nina Girado recorded the song on her 2009 album, '' Renditions of the Soul''. Although the title was unchanged, Girado sang the title line as "He's out of my life." * Daniel Evans released a version on his debut album, '' No Easy Way'', in 2010.

Live covers

* Jon Lee from

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performed the song on their S Club Party Live Tour in 2001. *

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performed the song on ''

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'' during the Michael Jackson theme week in 2008, as well as

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who performed it in 2009. *

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Parodies and references

* Comedian Eddie Murphy sang a few bars from "She's Out of My Life" while imitating Jackson during his 1983 stand-up comedy special ''

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''. After the mock tears, he closed it by saying "

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, get me some tissue..." * Comedian

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during his stand-up show, "Platypus Man". *

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) sang the first few bars as a lament to

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during the '' Red Dwarf'' episode "Marooned". He claims it to be the first song he learned how to play on the guitar. * In the end credits of the 2001 film '' Monsters, Inc.'',

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parodies the song as "She's Out Of Your Hair", sitting atop a stool during a play about the events of the film.

References

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Production

Release and reception

Critical reception

Music video

Live performances

Track listing

U.S. single

Personnel

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

Johnny Duncan and Janie Fricke version

Background and recording

Release and chart performance

Track listing

Charts

Other recorded covers

Live covers

Parodies and references

See also

References