“Fantastic” is the debut album from the two men known separately as George Michael & Andrew Ridgeley. Of course, collectively they were known as Wham from 1982-1986. The album was originally issued on an independent record label called Innervisions Records, which was a label that was run by some fella in England who turned out [...]
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Fantastic – Wham!
Posted in George Michael, Reviews, Wham! on February 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Faith – George Michael
Posted in George Michael, Wham! on November 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Georgios Kyriatou Panayiotouo was born in London in 1963, and along with his primary school buddy Andrew Ridgeley, he went on to form one of the most popular duos of the entire 1980s. Sadly their success was cut short in 1986 when the guys decided to call it quits for good. However, all was not [...]
Listen Without Prejudice – George Michael
Posted in George Michael, Reviews, Wham! on November 16, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Solo record number two from George Michael was to be the final collection of new material that he would release for Epic Records, just prior to him suing the label for failing to rid him of his contract. George also claimed that the label had even failed to promote other projects that he would later [...]
Older – George Michael
Posted in George Michael, Wham! on September 24, 2007 | 1 Comment »
The original follow-up to George Michael’s “Listen Without Prejudice Volume One” was (obviously) going to be the second installment of the same album. However, due to the death of his lover and of course his much publicized fued with Sony Music in 1992, the album was inevitably scrapped and George began to start an entirely [...]
The Final – Wham
Posted in George Michael, Reviews, Wham! on August 2, 2007 | 1 Comment »
After just two studio albums under the “Wham” moniker, George Michael decided that he was far too miserable and that he very simply just could not go into the studio & record that difficult third album for the group. So he announced to the world that his group were no longer together. Eventually a double [...]
