I had never heard this comment of his before and I'm happy that George was happy with his work. As far as I'm concerned, he Is the only singer I know of that sounded exactly like his recordings when singing live. Elvis was a close 2nd. Every great artist loses some of their vocal range as they age. It's funny because George's loss of vocal range would be what some singers wished they had in their best years!
George said the best vocal performance of his life was at Royal Albert Hall...all I know is that my favorite live performance of Praying For Time, is the one at that concert ! Wish I could have been there ! God Bless you, George ! ❤
I have been to all his tours apart from the Wham! days, his vocals had lost range as the years went on but still amazing when I saw him at the Albert Hall on symphonica.His vocals were of the scale on his cover 2 cover tour in the 90s he really could make the hairs stand up. But all his concerts were never disappointing. Faith (my 1st)and his return on 25 live will always be special.
That's right, unfortunately. That's the only thing he did wrong as a vocalist. Every singer knows that smoking affects the vocal cords. I saw him on the Symphonica tour and he cleverly avoided a few high notes here and there, but he still had that unique tone that we've come to love.
Ah he sang so good @ the opera home he’s the best as he got older thank u for the video of my Greek singer❤🇨🇦👍
So glad I got to finally see him at the Royal Albert Hall x
I had never heard this comment of his before and I'm happy that George was happy with his work. As far as I'm concerned, he Is the only singer I know of that sounded exactly like his recordings when singing live. Elvis was a close 2nd. Every great artist loses some of their vocal range as they age. It's funny because George's loss of vocal range would be what some singers wished they had in their best years!
George said the best vocal performance of his life was at Royal Albert Hall...all I know is that my favorite live performance of Praying For Time, is the one at that concert ! Wish I could have been there ! God Bless you, George ! ❤
He sung much better when younger if I'm honest , he lost his range from drugs / smoking
he was an amazing singer throughout his career but definitely lost vocal range in his later years
@@suyai7772 God imiss him
I have been to all his tours apart from the Wham! days, his vocals had lost range as the years went on but still amazing when I saw him at the Albert Hall on symphonica.His vocals were of the scale on his cover 2 cover tour in the 90s he really could make the hairs stand up. But all his concerts were never disappointing. Faith (my 1st)and his return on 25 live will always be special.
@@chrismavrou9592 lucky of you! George will always be remembered as one of the greatest singers of all times and kindest human being
That's right, unfortunately. That's the only thing he did wrong as a vocalist. Every singer knows that smoking affects the vocal cords. I saw him on the Symphonica tour and he cleverly avoided a few high notes here and there, but he still had that unique tone that we've come to love.
I do love his Symphonica performances, but I also need to mention George's performance of Someone to Love with Queen - it too was outstanding!
George sounded amazing in Symphonica ❤