MJ sells 4 million albums in year since death

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   Michael Jackson sells 4 million albums in the year since his death
Michael Jackson has made £657 million since his death a year ago today. 

A staggering 4 million of his albums have been sold around the world, plus a million more by the Jackson Five and the Jacksons, making approximately £250 million in album sales. 

About £3.3million was also made from ringtone sales in America. 

Add in 12.9 million track downloads in the U.S over the past year, along with 26.5 million in international downloads, and that is another £23 million. 

His executors have reportedly paid off nearly £136 million off his £340 million debt. 

There is also £1.3 million from digital performance royalties from music subscription services and £3 million from global digital performances, making a total of £291 million. 

Michael died of cardiac arrest at his home. The exact cause of his death is still not known. 

During his time on earth, the singer sold more than 750million albums and was the proud owner of 13 Grammy awards. His signature vocals, dance moves, and the way he dressed have influenced pop culture throughout the world and he will sorely be missed.

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	Michael Jackson sells 4 million albums in the year since his death Michael Jackson has made £657 million since his death a year ago today. A staggering 4 million of his albums have been sold around the world, plus a million more by the Jackson Five and the Jacksons, making approximately £250 million in album sales. About £3.3million was also made from ringtone sales in America. Add in 12.9 million track downloads in the U.S over the past year, along with 26.5 million in international downloads, and that is another £23 million. His executors have reportedly paid off nearly £136 million off his £340 million debt. There is also £1.3 million from digital performance royalties from music subscription services and £3 million from global digital performances, making a total of £291 million. Michael died of cardiac arrest at his home. The exact cause of his death is still not known. During his time on earth, the singer sold more than 750million albums and was the proud owner of 13 Grammy awards. His signature vocals, dance moves, and the way he dressed have influenced pop culture throughout the world and he will sorely be missed. Ray-Ban sunglasses collection - Ray-Ban 3025 Aviator It is hard to imagine something so current as old, but the Ray-Ban 3025 Aviator was created shortly before World War II, 1939. The Ray-Ban Aviator is the epitome of cool and throws down the gauntlet in terms of style. Its teardrop shaped lenses have shaded some of the most famous faces in modern history including the great King of Pop. The Aviator has a classic style that no other sunglass can touch. The frame is beautifully shaped and has a thin metal wire frame that serves to flatter. The Ray-Ban signature logo on the lens adds a note of authenticity and accentuates the timeless shaping. With its thin metal wire frame and teardrop shaped lenses this statement shade cannot be mistaken. The 3025 Aviator is one of many iconic styles taken from the Ray-Ban sunglasses collection and comes in a number of ways for you to choose from. Legendary, timeless and original - three words to perfectly describe these sunglasses.