Charles has stated that she recorded "Blame It on the Boogie" prior to the Jacksons; her version was not released as "Sony [felt] it was not a strong enough song." 1980: Marie Rottrová one of the top singers in former Czechoslovakia recorded a Czech version of this song called in her cover version "Muž č. 1" /Man no. 1/ 1983: Ashaye covered the song as part of his single "Michael Jackson Melody". 1989: Stock Aitken Waterman had Big Fun remake "Blame It on the Boogie" with a resultant best ever Pop chart peak of Number 4 in the UK. 1990: Luis Miguel covered the song in Spanish as "Será Que No Me Amas" on the album 20 Años. The lyrics were adapted in Spanish by Juan Carlos Calderón. The song was released as the third single from the album and it received radio airplay in Mexico. A live version of the song was featured on El Concierto (1995). 1998: Dance act Clock brought "Blame It on the Boogie" back to the UK Top 20 (Number 16). 2001: Will Young sang "Blame It on the Boogie" for his first audition of Pop Idol on ITV in 2001. 2003: "Blame It on the Boogie" was the lead single off the Michael Jackson tribute album Bringin You the Magic recorded by Jay Kid a native of Denmark (born Yannick Harrison 8 January 1990) who in September 2003 became the first artist to perform at the Neverland Ranch at Michael Jackson's express invitation. 2004: German eurodance act Captain Jack covered the song on their album Café Cubar. 2005: the top ten finalists of the French televised Nouvelle Star cut a remake, which reached Number 15 in France. 2008: The song was performed by Westlife on their Back Home Tour. 2009: The song was performed as a line dance at a camp for children recovering from open heart surgeries by cast members in Episode 21 of Season 15 of ER. 2009: In the wake of the interest in Michael Jackson's recordings initiated after his death on 25 June "Blame It on the Boogie" entered the charts in Australia and the UK. 2009, Hong Kong singer Susan Wong included a cover of the song on her smooth jazz / bossa nova album 511. 2009: The song was performed by The Saturdays in one venue of their The Work Tour, due to Michael Jackson's death. 2010: The