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Who recorded the 1985 charity single "We Are the World"?
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Answer: Wham!
Why: George Michael wrote Last Christmas in his childhood bedroom and recorded it with engineer Chris Porter and two assistants; Andrew Ridgeley did not perform on the track.
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Which horror legend speaks in Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'?
Answer: Vincent Price
Why: Rod Temperton wrote the closing monologue in a taxi on the way to the studio, and Price nailed it in just two takes.
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Answer: Stevie Wonder
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