Jack Wilshere Makes Charity Playlist – He Likes Michael Jackson
By Ollie Irish
As part of Arsenal’s admirable partnership with youth homelessness charity Centrepoint, some of the Gunners’ players have put together exclusive playlists for fairsharemusic.com. The first playlist released was put together by twinkle-toed midfielder Jack Wilshere. It’s fair to say he loves him a bit of the King of Pop:
No less than FOUR Jacko tracks in his ten-track playlist (very good choices too). But his good taste is counterbalanced by the dubious selection of three ‘songs’ by Ne-Yo. Sublime, meet ridiculous.
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this is not surprising; Michael is one of the few people to have a posthumous career that was bigger than his living one. Michael is the biggest selling artist of all time and it is no surprise he is loved all over the world. his album, dvd and game have proven this really isn’t it http://davidhatton1987.blogspot.com/2010/06/is-this-it.html
Wow Jack Wilshere has some terrible music taste…sorry, but “Ridin’ Solo” has got to be one of the most obnoxious and least imaginative songs I’ve heard in recent memory.
I strongly disagree bob, incredible tune!
I really, really enjoy this playlist. Me and Wilshere would get on. Bob, ‘ridin solo’ is a timeless classic. perhaps one of the songs of our generation.
Bob I haven’t seen something as ridiculous as that, since Blatter pulled out that card saying Russia were to host 2018
I strongly concur with the precious 3 comments, riding solo is not on now 77 for no reason
what a mix tape!
Ne-Yo too, is heavily influenced by Michael Jackson.
Love the playlist!