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BBC1 are airing an hour long highlight programme of a George Michael concert tonight |
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I thought the same.the covers were 'nice' but I wanted more original George material.highlight for me was 'A different Corner' as someone said maybe it was what was available to the beeb at short motice.still lovely man, lovely voice.
But the BBC needs to act quickly - there is a potentially brilliant 'George Michael at the BBC'-type tribute to be compiled … |
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Thought it was amazing,he's voice is so touching beautiful I had a few tears watching it ,LEGEND
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I only caught the end of the show because I didn't know it was on.
I watched Last Christmas on YouTube last week because I like reading the comments underneath from all parts of the world wishing everybody a merry Christmas. Unusually, I then clicked on a few more of George Michael's hits and thought what a great singer he was, with a far better tone and range than the likes of Frank Sinatra. Here he is faultlessly singing live on Parkinson; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfPSNKb0Ahc Bowie's and Prince's passing didn't bother me, but George Michael's does. |
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I only caught the end of the show because I didn't know it was on.
I watched Last Christmas on YouTube last week because I like reading the comments underneath from all parts of the world wishing everybody a merry Christmas. Unusually, I then clicked on a few more of George Michael's hits and thought what a great singer he was, with a far better tone and range than the likes of Frank Sinatra. Here he is faultlessly singing live on Parkinson; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfPSNKb0Ahc Bowie's and Prince's passing didn't bother me, but George Michael's does. |
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Just mentioning this here in case no-one spots the other thread but BBC4 are changing their schedule to a George Michael night this Friday.
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Just mentioning this here in case no-one spots the other thread but BBC4 are changing their schedule to a George Michael night this Friday.
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I only caught the end of the show because I didn't know it was on.
I watched Last Christmas on YouTube last week because I like reading the comments underneath from all parts of the world wishing everybody a merry Christmas. Unusually, I then clicked on a few more of George Michael's hits and thought what a great singer he was, with a far better tone and range than the likes of Frank Sinatra. Here he is faultlessly singing live on Parkinson; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfPSNKb0Ahc Bowie's and Prince's passing didn't bother me, but George Michael's does. |
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