This isn’t purely an exercise in revisionism, however. In the musical equivalent of sport’s “you’re a better player when you’re not in the team” phenomenon, how often does it seem that an artist’s records sound that bit more affecting and meaningful when the artist in question is suddenly no longer with us? GEORGE MICHAEL: “Listen Without Prejudice, Vol.1” (1990)ĥ Cowboys And Angels 7:14 (UK Single, #45)Ħ Waiting For That Day 4:49 (UK single, #23) We’ve raided the vaults at AFDPJ for a lengthy piece written about Listen Without Prejudice not long after the singer’s shock passing at the end of 2016… This year will mark the 30th Anniversary of George Michael’s “difficult” second solo album.
