Home / Music / Michael Jackson's Dangerous won a Grammy for its engineeringMusic linernotes album music michael-jacksonMichael Jackson's Dangerous won a Grammy for its engineeringMichael Jackson’s Dangerous won Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical at the 1993 Grammy Awards — a recognition of the album’s production, not just its performances. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesMichael Jackson spent seven months and $750,000 recording ThrillerMichael Jackson's Dangerous sold 32 million copies worldwideMichael Jackson's Off the Wall put four singles in the top 10Michael Jackson's Off the Wall was his first album on Epic RecordsThriller's first recorded song was 'The Girl Is Mine,' a duet with Paul McCartneyExplorePatricia Barber plays piano and sings on Café BluePharoah Sanders played soprano sax on EnlightenmentTheon Cross makes the tuba a lead instrumentMogwai's 'Cody' featured rare vocals from the bandAn earthquake interrupted Todd Rundgren's solo sessionsPrevious Motown released Boyz II Men's 'Forever, My Love'Next Michael Jackson's Dangerous sold 32 million copies worldwide