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- [1]85%Michael Jackson's GRAMMY Night 'Thriller': 30 Years Latergrammy.com· Published May 15, 2017· Starts Feb 28, 1984 ✓· 0% of score
Grammy.com[2] says 'On Feb. 28, 1984, ... at the 26th Annual GRAMMY Awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles ... Jackson won eight GRAMMYs'; no start time is given, so the pin is the all-day date.
- [2]90%26th Annual Grammy Awards 1984grammy.com· Added Oct 3, 2026· 49% of score
The Recording Academy's winners page: Beat It, Thriller, Every Breath You Take and Culture Club.[1]
- [3]75%26th Annual Grammy Awardsen.wikipedia.org· Added Oct 3, 2026· Starts Feb 28, 1984· 49% of score
Gives the date, venue, host John Denver, Jackson's 12 nominations and eight wins, and the ratings record.[1]
- [4]70%It's been 40 years since Michael Jackson's "Thriller" made Grammy historyfox7austin.com· Published Feb 23, 2024· 1% of score
Opened: 51.67 million viewers, 37 weeks at No. 1, Santana tie.[1]
- [5]75%Remember When 'Thriller' by Michael Jackson Won 8 Grammy Awards?americansongwriter.com· Published Jan 28, 2024· 1% of score
Opened: the eight wins, Denver's opening line, Wonder announcing Song of the Year.[1]
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