George Michael

"As" is a Stevie Wonder cover version performed as a collaborative duet between British singer George Michael and American soul singer Mary J. Blge. This European CD5 also features a live performance of Michael's own "A DIfferent Corner". This was released by Epic.

This rare unplugged bootleg CD from George Michael consists of two parts. The first 10 songs were recorded during his acoustic unplugged concert in London, 11th October in 1996. In addition, there are other rare live tracks, for instance a live gospel rendition of his 80s hit, "One More Try", or a brilliant 7-minute epic ballad, "Tonight". However, the essence of this bootleg CD is the unplugged section, in which George Michael shows his musical talent at its best. The highlight of the CD is him performing a cover version of '”I Can't Make You Love Me" and his emotional ballad, "You Have Been Loved". This unofficial recording is a must for fans of great live music.
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In a career which spanned 35 years, George Michael gave the world the ultimate pop experience with Wham! before going solo and becoming a global superstar. He has sold over 115 million albums worldwide and amassed a series of awards and number 1 albums and singles. This 2CD set includes his ground-breaking album Listen Without Prejudice vol.1, now remastered. CD 2 comprises his captivating MTV Unplugged live show from 1996, showcasing 10 songs from Wham! , Faith, Listen Without Prejudice and Older, available here for the very first time, plus the stunning single Fantasy with Nile Rodgers. The release also features brand new artwork conceptualised by George Michael.

The reissue of George Michael’s 1996 album Older has been officially confirmed today.
Sony highlight one previously unreleased track – the 6.38 Jon Douglas Remix of ‘Spinning The Wheel’ – but this appears to be a mistake, since it was included on the ‘Dance Mixes’ CD of that third single.

In 1998, pop star George Michael was arrested for a lewd act in a Los Angeles public toilet. This is the story of how his response to a potentially career-crushing event changed history.