More Michael Jackson items to go on Auctions!

Michael Jackson memorabilia including unreleased recordings, performance video, fairy-tale film depictions, and clothing are going under the hammer.

Personal items, including tracks never heard by the public, could fetch more than $800,000.

The prized piece, worth $300,000, is a collection of five unreleased tapes from his last recording session and his personal playback device.

The songs, produced by Brad Buxer, featuring Michael Jackson and a session singer, are entitled Jungle City, What More Can I Give, and The Way You Love Me.

An alternate album for Invincible with five songs marked ‘not finished’ and one unheard song entitled ‘Shout’ omitted from the 2001 release is also on sale.

The DAT has a total playtime under 74 minutes featuring full studio dynamics and could sell for $250,000.

They are up for grabs alongside a 2014 unreleased CD for the song Get Your Weight Off Of Me features ‘lots of ad-lib’ with an $150,000 estimate.

An unreleased video recording of Michael Jackson’s performance at the World Music Awards in Monte Carlo could sell for $15,000.

He was at the ceremony in 2000 to receive an award for Best-Selling Male of the Millennium and performed for five minutes in the filmed recording.

Ed Kosinski, co-owner of Gotta Have Rock and Roll which is selling the collection starting on Thursday, said fans could pick up something no one else had.

‘We have some unreleased recordings form his last recording session, then unreleased pieces from the Invincible album,’ he said.

‘I have listened to the music on the Invincible tape, there are some very rough songs, you can tell he’s still working them out.

‘On the other collection of tapes, there are some unique songs I have never heard before, nor that any collector has ever heard.’

The music would be sold as collector’s tapes, with no rights or copyright.

A series of artwork commissioned by Michael Jackson depicting him in fairy-tale form for a planned film is also up for grabs at $10,000.

The concept art created by Greg Hildebrandt show the star as a male version of a Cinderella-type character, portraying him ‘fierce and fearless[ly]’ leaping into action.

Another piece by the artist shows Michael as Peter Pan, capturing his figure and surrounded by loose energetic pencil strokes and could sell for $3,000.

A drawing of Disney Princess Snow White signed and sketched by Michael Jackson is estimated to be worth $4,500.

‘We have items from two of the most collectible contemporary artists, Michael Jackson and Madonna, and we have a lot of collectors for both of those artists,’ Mr Kosinski said.

Stage-worn clothing by Michael Jackson, including his Billie Jean fedora with a golden stamp inside the rim bearing his name is estimated at $4,500.

It was previously owned by his close friend and personal assistant Frank Cascio.

A blue felt and green-sequin adorned pimp hat with a large feather and custom crystal socks worn on his Dangerous world tour could each fetch $3,000.

A signed photograph of the Jackson 5 is also up for $2,000 and sits alongside other autographed images of Michael ranging between $600 and 800 each.

Recording studio notes for ‘The Way You Make Me Feel’, signed and with the inscription ‘Love, Michael Jackson’ could fetch $3,000.

There is also an autographed golden ticket to his ‘Enchanted Day In Neverland’ where special fans received a once-in-a-lifetime visit and signed Neverland stickers.

The Michael Jackson memorabilia is up for auction as part of The Rock & Roll Pop Culture Auction July 11-20, 2018.

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