Rhythm arrangement by Michael Jackson and John Barnes.Eric Chevlan digitally processed in the synclavier Michael Jackson's heartbeat recording by Dr.Chief of Police announcement by Bruce Swedien.Synthesizers: John Barnes and Michael Boddicker.Certain Synclavier effects by Denny Jaeger and Michael Rubini.
Saxophones: Kim Hutchcroft and Larry Williams.Drums: Bill Bottrell, John Robinson and Bruce Swedien.Solo and background vocals and clap: Michael Jackson.Written and composed by Michael Jackson.During the recording of Bad, Michael Jackson was known to have taken a CPR class. Resusci Annie is a widely-used practice mannequin throughout English-speaking countries, and students are taught to assess the condition of the recipient of CPR before performing the technique this is commonly done by instructing trainees to ask the question, "Annie, are you okay?" prior to administering CPR in order to determine whether or not the patient is conscious and responsive. The phrase "Annie, are you okay?" repeated in the song's refrain references a training practice used in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (commonly known as CPR) classes. Quincy Jones wasn't a big fan of this song while Michael Jackson loved this song. The early demo version of Smooth Criminal was known as Al Capone before it was polished and finished. Michael Jackson based this song on mafia and criminal movies from the 1940-1950s. 5.3 In Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (console game).5.2 In Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (arcade game).
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