another bullet struck frank kelly, 17 years old in the heart, and he died immediately. well, you could see that was -- if anything was a climatic turning point, that was it. if people don't have a sign outside for sale before, now they did. the move now was a crescendo, and everybody was gone. they were moving out. a lot of people, you know, they wanted to support mcmahon. they knew she he was a good man with his hart in the right place. not everybody knew that, but it was too much, and you couldn't blame them. they had to take the money while they could because they knew they were up against the organization called the -- the organization for the southwest community. that was the group, and they did a tremendous -- it was a tremendous effort, but it was tragic. in 1960 -- by 1969, the number families in the perrish had gone down from 3500 to about 600. now, there were new black catholic families moving in who had hoped that this would be an integrated neighborhood and who themselves were very active in the osc, the organization, along with a lot of very good minded whi

we played with frank for grace kelly, cary grant, all those people. and he said good job, kid.im again. and four years later, i get a call from hawaii, joe, it's francis. i'm in hawaii directing a film. and i just heard the record you did with basie. it's a waltz. da, da, da. and he said i'd like the way you did it. put it in 4/4 for basie. he said, that's what i want to do. would you consider doing a record with me and basie? i said, man, are you crazy? is the pope a catholic? that was in hawaii two days later and worked with him the rest of his life. >> one more past you. michael jackson. i can't not talk about michael jackson. you had -- >> well, what is there to say? in the music, man. ♪ thriller >> started on the wiz and he said i'm going to do an album on this. can you help me sign a producer? singing "ease on down the road" with diana. we thought we'd get him a song. finally got the song, "you can't win" with the crows, you know. >> yeah. >> scarecrow. i started watching him after that and seeing how focused he was. you know, everybody's dialogue, all of the songs, the s