Michael Jackson Signed 'Bad' Vinyl Display

This extraordinary Michael Jackson vinyl display is a true piece of music history, featuring a signed copy of the "Bad" album. The vinyl was originally won in a BBC Radio 1 competition called Action Jackson in 1988, where contestants had to identify a medley of 20 of Jackson's songs and send in the answers my postcard. The winners, a family who entered together, were among the first of 15 lucky participants to receive the following prizes:

 

2 Tickets to the Michael Jackson Concert 
2 autographed copies of the "Bad" album
2 copies of the "Bad" C.D.
2 copies of the "Bad" cassette
2 copies of the Michael Jackson video
2 copies of the Michael Jackson book

- from letter dated 17th June 1988

 

The prizes were confirmed by Roger Lewis, then Head of Radio 1's Music Department, in a letter dated 17th June 1988, with follow-up correspondence confirming the autographed LPs would arrive separately due to awaiting Jackson's signature. The final package, containing the signed vinyls, arrived on 15th July 1988.

 

'At last Michael Jackson has arrived in the UK and has signed your albums, which I have the pleasure in enclosing.'

- from letter dated 15th July 1988

 

Michael Jackson, often referred to as the 'King of Pop,' was an iconic figure who broke racial barriers, shattered records, and redefined the music industry with his unparalleled artistry and visionary approach.

Expertly framed by our in-house team with over four decades of expertise, the vinyl is presented in a bespoke acrylic sleeve, complemented by black suede over gold mount board. Premium Artglass AR 70 anti-reflective glass protects the display, blocking 99% of UV rays, ensuring lasting preservation. Our framing team employed cutting-edge laser technology to create a timeless tribute to this iconic artist.