It's not always uptempo songs that stays in my memories.
I heard "Different Corner" of George Michael when I was a trainee at a iron work industry (see "Sledgehammer") and I though why he left Wham and the happy uptempo songs and start his solo career with a such a sad song.
I wasnt happy as a trainee, cause it was dirty and sometimes heavy work and I had hard times to keep up with the other co-workers.
But the radio was always on, so I heard all the latest hits, like this one.
And I felt less unhappy after hearing this song...
I found a video if George Michael performing "Different Corner" with a huge orchestra
in Paris, but it seems the whole orchestra was playbacking, cause it sounded just like somebody put the CD-player on.
Exactly the same sound, sad choice. So I chose the original video-clip.
I search on YouTube for a male or female singer who covers the song like never before,
but everybody sing (or tries to sing) it like G.M.
And remixes were hard to find, until I came across this Chill-Out version, with a beautiful video full of moving images.
in Paris, but it seems the whole orchestra was playbacking, cause it sounded just like somebody put the CD-player on.
Exactly the same sound, sad choice. So I chose the original video-clip.
I search on YouTube for a male or female singer who covers the song like never before,
but everybody sing (or tries to sing) it like G.M.
And remixes were hard to find, until I came across this Chill-Out version, with a beautiful video full of moving images.
George Michael released in the same periode "Careless Whisper" another sad ballad song,
this one stayed longer in my music memories.
this one stayed longer in my music memories.
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