Shoegal yes that's true I'm really still hurting loved this man since 14 yrs old in the 80s never stop loving him and never will.he is my life my first crush and first love my❤️ is breaking right now .his voice his face his personality his sense of humour.hes got it all posh English accent.blesd u George I love u
Yeah, he does have a great voice...speaking and of course singing. And his British accent is just so sexy and irresistible! He really was the man with the golden voice ! And then of course the talent that wouldn't quit until his last days. So sad that he left this earth period, but especially prematurely because he was only in his early 50's. That's really the biggest tragedy. A life cut short with so much talent and creativity yet to be expressed, I'm sure. I definitely wish he would of written that life story he mentions here. It would have been fascinating reading, I'm sure ! George was my favorite "Lefty poof" to quote George himself !Love it when he said that ! I love that he was a Lefty and that he stood up for his political beliefs during the last decade or so of his life. Finally, it's both eerie and especially sad, to think that this interview was in 2007 and George had less than ten years left of his life. That's a shame. I still miss him like a brother that he could have been. We were born in the same year. Peaceful rest to you, dear George, and thanks so much for the beautiful music.
He actually sounded happy in this interview. It’s absolutely heart wrenching the direction his life took from 43 to 53. So very sad. Beautiful voice and beautiful soul.
I love his voice so much. It's the only one I can listen to everyday, on an endless loop. His speaking voice is as magical and wonderous as his singing. The sound of his laughter makes me smile. Thank you very much for sharing and for keeping his unique talents alive. All so treasured. Loved and missed. Always.
I miss George so much on so many levels. He was always an interesting interview. His musical talents intelligence and integrity can never be overstated. His speaking voice was as Angelic as his singing voice. What a loss he was to the music industry and to humanity.
He did co-write a book called, "George Michael: Bare" by George Michael and Tony Parsons. While it only goes up to his life until the "Listen With Prejudice" album, it was extremely insightful. It is available online for free. In his last interview, he gave Kirsty Young an amazing account of his life. It is called, "Red Line Interview."
The Red Line Interview is really so incredible; I couldn't listen to it for years after he died given he did that interview just weeks before his death. When I did finally bring myself to listen to it, I cried like crazy - you can hear how weak his voice was - one of the things he said that really struck me was that - finally - at that age (53) he was able to look back and say "I really was gorgeous back then" - all those years of his not being comfortable with his physical self and admitted insecurities - he did finally see what the rest of us all saw - he was gorgeous and I hope he also knew we all knew how special, smart, unique, kind he was. I just so hope he knew that we did know....💔
@@LeeThrough I agree with you, and we lost him way too young. And yes, his voice was extremely weak, I could not believe it was actually him. But I am glad that he was finally able to address some of the things that we wanted to know. And he seemed like he was at peace and was working on new music. But sadly, decades of self-destruction took him away from us.
He is so gentle ❤ and funny That voice gives me goosebumps, even when He is talking ❤ Thank you so much for sharing this intervue, wondeful I wish it was now, you can had won this tickets to the liveshow on new Wembley, and that He would be alive Miss so much ❤❤❤ Listening to his soulvoice every day, need it so much You have been loved ❤❤❤
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE - AS OTHERS HAVE SAID I COULD LISTEN TO HIS VOICE - SINGING OR SPEAKING ALL THE TIME - SO SMOOTH SO SILKY SO YUMMY SO SEXY AND THAT ACCENT ALL FROM ONE MAN - MY WISH FOR HIM IS THAT HE IS AT PEACE - REST IN PARADISE SWEET SWEET MAN!!! Always, Regina
George Michael Me gusta esta entrevista que le hacen George .Es un gran maestro icono del pop rock y tener una sencibilidad al escribir sus canciones por ser una persona sencillo como el era un aplauso por tu exelencia haz dejado un gran vacio en el mundo artistico siempre te vamos a llevar en nuestro corazones presente .Que dios te tenga en su gloria por siempre mi angel bello.
It's a shame he didn't eventually write that book if I'm not mistaken because a lot happened in his life during the years after his first book and we would have loved to have his insight on those events and his general outtake on life. But thank you anyway for posting this interview. After viewing practically all that there is to see and hear about GM here on TH-cam, these posts come as a very nice surprise. You don't know how much joy you brought to us fans of Yog by doing it. So a big thank you and keep the good work. Bless your heart
A big Part of the story missing the early songs in the eighties the songs had a deeper meaning to them one subject to the songs I think is sad alot of fans don't no the missing part I think he wanted to speak about it in later years in interviews it shows when you wactc some of them. When i read George's old Auto books the missing Part is in their i think is sad some fans are not aware George's music will live on in Generations to come he will be missed
George was so content in that 2004-07 period, by the time 25live came to Australia in early 2010 you could see things had changed, but I love every version of George.
@@fidanbakirova2284 That definitely sounds like that could have been the cause, given that that was a long term relationship for George that was probably the most intense for him since the one with Anselmo in the 90's. He even wrote a very sad song about the split with Kenny that he performed during the last period of his life during his Symphonica tour. George was eternally a very sensitive, emotional person and things hit him especially hard, particularily interactions with people that took a turn for the worse, whether in his personal life or his professional dealings. I feel him ! I know what it's like to be extra or overly sensitive, as some would probably call it. But for those of us who are that way, it's just our natural way to be. It also makes for some great creative artists, and George Michael was proof positive of that !
George had a beautiful speaking voice aswell as his singing I do belive his dying on Christmas day just didn't ring true that fadi knows more then he is saying but karma has caught up with him he is now according to reports homeless God bless George you were so loved by many fans me included RIP George sleep peacefully xxxx
He always spoke of being just in his 40s as being older than most people think of your 40s. His speaking voice changed so much over the years - I know most of our voices do change as the years go by but he had said in interviews and the smoking of cigarettes and weed (of which he was doing a lot of) had impacted his speaking voice. It's just so striking hearing his interviews when he was around 30 years old to this one at 43 - but, of course, still a beautiful voice at whatever register. I so wish he had been able to find peace and able to manage his life long depression with an effective healthy treatment, not always easy to find for oneself - I just wish he had. ❤
Zivana Jadresic I don't think he was tortured more troubled as we all can be at times..his was exacerbated by his fame, Health and coming to terms with coming out to the world and regenerating himself all at the same time. Such honesty and integrity , truth and awareness of him self. Dearly loved and missed xxx ❤❤❤❤
Out and tormented and degraded by the media all to sell papers. His true fans knew the truth and still respected and loved him for him because he was real, open and honest and that is easy so deeply and generally loved.
Zivana Jadresic don't b sad,he wasn't miserable he had many many happy times,you can hear it in all his amazing hits!you only get magic like that from a man blessed by GOD!
@@shininglightjoi6627 I think he was more sad than happy during his relatively short life unfortunately. He did go through pretty hard times with his lover's death, then his mother's death in a short span of years. And though many of us suffer deaths of loved ones, George was one of those people who was especially sensitive and emorional. I believe people like that suffer more than others do because they feel it more deeply and intensely. The consequence of this is that it also takes them a lot longer to recover and try to move on with their life. So it's a greater suffering and a longer suffering. People who aren't like this can't see or understand how others can be devasted or "put out of business" emotionally and physically for long periods of time. But they can.
It’s sad to me that people think he was a tortured soul. I guess they gather or come to that conclusion because of all the tabloid crap. I never believed the tabloids they just write things to make money. I’m not saying George didn’t have his downs like all of us do in life. But I think he also had a beautiful life with great friends and family and the charities that he took care of meant a lot to him. He also loved his music and was very proud of what he wrote and composed.Personally I think, we will never know for sure, if he would have fully regained his health again after the bout with pneumonia. Perhaps the damage it did to his lungs and having to take steroids to keep the inflammation at bay, caused the change in him. I’m sure he hurt for not having a loving trusting partner in his life, but I think he did the best he could. Being a George fan I know he would not want to be remembered as a tortured soul. I am grateful for the beautiful music he left us. What a gift.
The interviews are enlightening but if you want to know him just listen really listen to the lyrics of his songs. After Wham Makeit Big, he started writing from his emotional experiences. Music from the Edge of Heaven exposed his heart & the title says it all.The lady he fell for put him in the reach of Heaven but denied the both of them a heavenly life,by putting a stop to a relationship that should have been a permanent one. Oh also read his autobiographies he speaks of their love a lot. Breaks my ❤
It may have been Amy Winehouse who he spoke frequently about admiring so much. He sang a song of hers, after she died, at his Symphonica shows - "Love Is A Losing Game" and boy, did he do it justice.
Out of all the artists we lost in 2016, for me, losing George hurt the most.
Shoegal yes that's true I'm really still hurting loved this man since 14 yrs old in the 80s never stop loving him and never will.he is my life my first crush and first love my❤️ is breaking right now .his voice his face his personality his sense of humour.hes got it all posh English accent.blesd u George I love u
Me too❤️
Yeah, he does have a great voice...speaking and of course singing. And his British accent is just so sexy and irresistible! He really was the man with the golden voice ! And then of course the talent that wouldn't quit until his last days. So sad that he left this earth period, but especially prematurely because he was only in his early 50's. That's really the biggest tragedy. A life cut short with so much talent and creativity yet to be expressed, I'm sure. I definitely wish he would of written that life story he mentions here. It would have been fascinating reading, I'm sure ! George was my favorite "Lefty poof" to quote George himself !Love it when he said that ! I love that he was a Lefty and that he stood up for his political beliefs during the last decade or so of his life.
Finally, it's both eerie and especially sad, to think that this interview was in 2007 and George had less than ten years left of his life. That's a shame. I still miss him like a brother that he could have been. We were born in the same year. Peaceful rest to you, dear George, and thanks so much for the beautiful music.
Can u love the man any more? Oh I wonder every day💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
He actually sounded happy in this interview. It’s absolutely heart wrenching the direction his life took from 43 to 53. So very sad. Beautiful voice and beautiful soul.
I agree 100%
Tragic what happened to him. I am so sorry for that and wish I could've hugged him.
George's voice is still wonderful! I could listen to it from morning till night!
I love his voice so much. It's the only one I can listen to everyday, on an endless loop. His speaking voice is as magical and wonderous as his singing. The sound of his laughter makes me smile. Thank you very much for sharing and for keeping his unique talents alive. All so treasured. Loved and missed. Always.
He was the perfect epitome of what a singer should be. Missing him terribly. Rest in peace Yog.
I absolutely agree👏👏👏...Everything about George was magnificent and spectacular!!!!....He was one of a kind and I know he was God sent🙏😇❤
its lovely being able to listen to his voice.
I miss George so much on so many levels. He was always an interesting interview. His musical talents intelligence and integrity can never be overstated. His speaking voice was as Angelic as his singing voice. What a loss he was to the music industry and to humanity.
Every interview of George seems so precious now. Invaluable memories. Thank you for sharing.
It truly is ...I have spent about a month watching all these interviews he was soo special and loved
I could listen to GM speak all day. I have every cd he ever made. I miss him so much. Thanks for sharing!
A man with tremendous intergrity
He did co-write a book called, "George Michael: Bare" by George Michael and Tony Parsons. While it only goes up to his life until the "Listen With Prejudice" album, it was extremely insightful. It is available online for free.
In his last interview, he gave Kirsty Young an amazing account of his life. It is called, "Red Line Interview."
The Red Line Interview is really so incredible; I couldn't listen to it for years after he died given he did that interview just weeks before his death. When I did finally bring myself to listen to it, I cried like crazy - you can hear how weak his voice was - one of the things he said that really struck me was that - finally - at that age (53) he was able to look back and say "I really was gorgeous back then" - all those years of his not being comfortable with his physical self and admitted insecurities - he did finally see what the rest of us all saw - he was gorgeous and I hope he also knew we all knew how special, smart, unique, kind he was. I just so hope he knew that we did know....💔
@@LeeThrough I agree with you, and we lost him way too young.
And yes, his voice was extremely weak, I could not believe it was actually him. But I am glad that he was finally able to address some of the things that we wanted to know. And he seemed like he was at peace and was working on new music.
But sadly, decades of self-destruction took him away from us.
Miss that voice 😢😢
💕💕sei immortale💕💕
His voice, sigh. And that concert was amaaaaazing 😍
He is so gentle ❤ and funny
That voice gives me goosebumps, even when He is talking ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this intervue, wondeful
I wish it was now, you can had won this tickets to the liveshow on new Wembley, and that He would be alive
Miss so much ❤❤❤
Listening to his soulvoice every day, need it so much
You have been loved ❤❤❤
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE - AS OTHERS HAVE SAID I COULD LISTEN TO HIS VOICE - SINGING OR SPEAKING
ALL THE TIME - SO SMOOTH SO SILKY
SO YUMMY SO SEXY AND THAT ACCENT ALL FROM ONE MAN - MY WISH FOR HIM IS THAT HE IS AT PEACE - REST IN PARADISE SWEET SWEET MAN!!!
Always, Regina
D.A. Davis yesss yummy & sexy,so witty & such integrity he had it alllll,so blessed we were to adore this gorgeous man♡
D.A. Davis.... A great voice he had for sure for speaking & of course singing. Miss him much.
@@Sadies-girl-Cin Thank You 🙏
@@PatriciaMoreno-ff8pr Thank You 🙏
Omg how I miss his beautiful voice. But at least we have all the recordings, we can still hear him. But oh to see him.......
Thank you for sharing this beautiful interview to our loved Yog! I didn't know this contribution. It's so touching to heard his sexy voice♥♥♥
Beautiful man
Every interview show and tells us more about him, load more interviews so enjoyable
Beautiful voice...listen to him all day xxx❤❤❤
Adoro ascoltare la sua voce,che canti o che parli❤❤❤!!!!!
I Love When he Saíd "fantastic"
Me, too!!
I'm only reading the comment section without having listened to the video but I can literally hear him say it
Thank you for posting! I love George so much😭
George Michael Me gusta esta entrevista que le hacen George .Es un gran maestro icono del pop rock y tener una sencibilidad al escribir sus canciones por ser una persona sencillo como el era un aplauso por tu exelencia haz dejado un gran vacio en el mundo artistico siempre te vamos a llevar en nuestro corazones presente .Que dios te tenga en su gloria por siempre mi angel bello.
It's a shame he didn't eventually write that book if I'm not mistaken because a lot happened in his life during the years after his first book and we would have loved to have his insight on those events and his general outtake on life. But thank you anyway for posting this interview. After viewing practically all that there is to see and hear about GM here on TH-cam, these posts come as a very nice surprise. You don't know how much joy you brought to us fans of Yog by doing it. So a big thank you and keep the good work. Bless your heart
A big Part of the story missing the early songs in the eighties the songs had a deeper meaning to them one subject to the songs I think is sad alot of fans don't no the missing part I think he wanted to speak about it in later years in interviews it shows when you wactc some of them. When i read George's old Auto books the missing Part is in their i think is sad some fans are not aware George's music will live on in Generations to come he will be missed
I don’t think we will be able to ever get enuf of George - he is so loved
First time i hear, thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing. It's so good, even if painful, to hear his voice. Miss you so much...
Our angel.....miss you so much...❤💕❤💕
George was so content in that 2004-07 period, by the time 25live came to Australia in early 2010 you could see things had changed, but I love every version of George.
Could it be because he broke up with Kenny at 2008?
@@fidanbakirova2284 That definitely sounds like that could have been the cause, given that that was a long term relationship for George that was probably the most intense for him since the one with Anselmo in the 90's. He even wrote a very sad song about the split with Kenny that he performed during the last period of his life during his Symphonica tour. George was eternally a very sensitive, emotional person and things hit him especially hard, particularily interactions with people that took a turn for the worse, whether in his personal life or his professional dealings. I feel him ! I know what it's like to be extra or overly sensitive, as some would probably call it. But for those of us who are that way, it's just our natural way to be. It also makes for some great creative artists, and George Michael was proof positive of that !
@@PatriciaMoreno-ff8pr well said. He was a sensitive soul.
His life went downhill almost straight after he was linked to Fadi Fawaz. 😢😢😢
His life went downhill after he lost to Sony
I love all of George Michaels interviews. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
Thank your for this precious interview. I always miss my lovely George❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for this. I just stumbled onto it. I'm so in love with George till this day. Love listening to him he's the sweetest man ever.❤️💋
Oh if only he had written that book!!!
His speaking voice....♥️♥️♥️
George had a beautiful speaking voice aswell as his singing I do belive his dying on Christmas day just didn't ring true that fadi knows more then he is saying but karma has caught up with him he is now according to reports homeless God bless George you were so loved by many fans me included RIP George sleep peacefully xxxx
Questa voce cosi sensuale ❤❤❤💝💝💝💝ti amo tantissimo George 💝💝💝💝
Thank you!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
He always spoke of being just in his 40s as being older than most people think of your 40s. His speaking voice changed so much over the years - I know most of our voices do change as the years go by but he had said in interviews and the smoking of cigarettes and weed (of which he was doing a lot of) had impacted his speaking voice. It's just so striking hearing his interviews when he was around 30 years old to this one at 43 - but, of course, still a beautiful voice at whatever register. I so wish he had been able to find peace and able to manage his life long depression with an effective healthy treatment, not always easy to find for oneself - I just wish he had. ❤
Thanks so much...awesome interview 🙏
LA TUA VOCE MI FA IMPAZZIRE..! GEORGE❤ TI ADORO, AMOREMIO!!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Gracias por compartir esta estupenda entrevista.😊
Miss his wonderful voice.
💕💕💕sei immortale💕💕💕
Always a beautiful voice... love you till the ethernety baby love 💜💜🌹🌹➕🌈
Pure love
Ah che voce sexy...mio amato George ❤❤❤🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🌹
George x sempre
IMMORTALE 😁SEMPRE PER SEMPRE🗯💥🌞🖼
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Ah,that tortured soul,never really finding peace in this life despite the incredible talent voice and music he made.How sad.
Zivana Jadresic I don't think he was tortured more troubled as we all can be at times..his was exacerbated by his fame, Health and coming to terms with coming out to the world and regenerating himself all at the same time.
Such honesty and integrity , truth and awareness of him self.
Dearly loved and missed xxx ❤❤❤❤
Out and tormented and degraded by the media all to sell papers. His true fans knew the truth and still respected and loved him for him because he was real, open and honest and that is easy so deeply and generally loved.
Zivana Jadresic don't b sad,he wasn't miserable he had many many happy times,you can hear it in all his amazing hits!you only get magic like that from a man blessed by GOD!
@@shininglightjoi6627 I think he was more sad than happy during his relatively short life unfortunately. He did go through pretty hard times with his lover's death, then his mother's death in a short span of years. And though many of us suffer deaths of loved ones, George was one of those people who was especially sensitive and emorional. I believe people like that suffer more than others do because they feel it more deeply and intensely. The consequence of this is that it also takes them a lot longer to recover and try to move on with their life. So it's a greater suffering and a longer suffering. People who aren't like this can't see or understand how others can be devasted or "put out of business" emotionally and physically for long periods of time. But they can.
It’s sad to me that people think he was a tortured soul. I guess they gather or come to that conclusion because of all the tabloid crap. I never believed the tabloids they just write things to make money. I’m not saying George didn’t have his downs like all of us do in life. But I think he also had a beautiful life with great friends and family and the charities that he took care of meant a lot to him. He also loved his music and was very proud of what he wrote and composed.Personally I think, we will never know for sure, if he would have fully regained his health again after the bout with pneumonia. Perhaps the damage it did to his lungs and having to take steroids to keep the inflammation at bay, caused the change in him. I’m sure he hurt for not having a loving trusting partner in his life, but I think he did the best he could. Being a George fan I know he would not want to be remembered as a tortured soul. I am grateful for the beautiful music he left us. What a gift.
danke, aber noch schöner wäre wenn es auch mal etwas mit deutschen Untertiteln geben würde !!
Mi piacere. Multo.
The interviews are enlightening but if you want to know him just listen really listen to the lyrics of his songs. After Wham Makeit Big, he started writing from his emotional experiences. Music from the Edge of Heaven exposed his heart & the title says it all.The lady he fell for put him in the reach of Heaven but denied the both of them a heavenly life,by putting a stop to a relationship that should have been a permanent one. Oh also read his autobiographies he speaks of their love a lot. Breaks my ❤
Wonder who she was . . .
I wonder who was the artist he wasn't confident enough to offer a duet to?
It may have been Amy Winehouse who he spoke frequently about admiring so much. He sang a song of hers, after she died, at his Symphonica shows - "Love Is A Losing Game" and boy, did he do it justice.