It would be hard to find anybody who didn't love this song in the 80's...we were all here for it! I remember this being a slow jam they always played just before the club closed...
I know I'm late to this one but George Michael and Wham were one of my favs and so are your reactions-I love your wonderful voice and you really bring out the emotions in his/their music.
This was their Third Number One Hit in America but it really represented a major "Change" in The Group. Although Andrew Ridgeley Co Wrote It, to many folks it was the dawning of George's burgeoning Solo Career. In North America it was released as "Wham Featuring George Michael" but in The UK it was Released as a Solo Single, even then you knew that George was going to go on his own as a Solo Star. Andrew was also in the same boat that John Oates of Hall & Oates has been in in the sense that many folks looked at Andrew as The Man who rode on George's Coattails. Nothing was further from the truth because growing up Andrew was Mr. Popularity as Teenagers while George was in his Awkward Phase. Also it was Andrew's idea they start a Group. Since 1984 it is one of the biggest hit songs of the past 37 Years. Somewhere it's being played especially on Easy Listening Stations. It is next to Every Breath You Take and Nothing Compares 2U as some of the biggest songs to debut in the 1980's.
Yeah but this is THE sax of the 80s. Also George write this song when he was 17 years old… 17! Such a perfectly structured pop ballad. He admitted that when he wrote it he had no idea about love and romance and that kind of betrayal, but man you wouldn’t know it to listen. Huge talent. Guilty feet have got no rhythm ✨🎷✨
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. George Michael was wonderful, with a bunch of fantastic, amazing music. P.S. 80s saxophone is one of my favorite things in the whole Universe. 💙🎷💜🎷💛🎷❤
Oh that is when we all fell in love with George and his guilty feet. Speaking for myself, I have loved everything he did after CW. I agree with others that you should watch A Different Corner as your next GM song. However, I would check out his live version of the song on the Parkinson Show. It is pure perfection. Thanks for the reaction and keep the GM and/or Wham reactions coming.
This version was the radio edit, because the original version have a running time of seven minutes. THe opening was cut for the released in radios . I heard the complete version in radios when i was young and the debut was so smooth and calm. In fact, the first verse in lyrics and vocal of the original version was the same of the second verse used on radios. It's was a masterpiece and also a touching ballad of this duet. I heard when i was young and like this song.
George Michael was genius gifted singer and he reached the same MEGA STARDOM as Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna, Whitney Houston he is in the same realm. I realised it big time during the 1989 MTV Music Awards Show when Madonna stood next to him and was kinda in awe of him. Please react to his LIVE PERFORMANCE at Wembley Arena 1991 Killer/Papa Was A Rolling Stone. His vocals are just hypnotising!!! The song was later released as a single in 1993 and became a huge hit!!!
This was written by Andrew and a George and was on a Wham album so I never got why it’s a solo George track. It’s pre his debut solo album Faith which had I Want Your Sex. George really needs a full Madonna style journey from you he’s that good 😂
@@lamusiclover2264 I meant why is it credited as a solo GM track instead of Wham when Andrew wrote it and it’s from a Wham album. Andrew was never prominent on any wham songs.
Andrew says he wrote the minor-chord based progression for Careless Whisper while George wrote the lyrics when they were 17, although George said he came up with the sax riff when he was getting on a bus. Then in 1983, George recorded Careless Whisper with a producer in LA but didn't like the result, came back to London and re-record the song and produced the whole thing himself. That was the version that was released in 1984.
@@danielhennessey4282 I know what you meant. But it should be credited as a solo track because it is. It is being sung solo, with only George in the video. Just because someone co-wrote a song doesn't change the fact that it is performed solo. Andrew really didn't do much of anything in reality. He gets a co-writing credit and that's all he deserves.
I can not believe you never heard this song before,...OMG!!!!! This is voted as best song ever by the BBC Radio. It is a classic masterpiece. The sax solo is voted most recognised most iconic sax performance in a song ever. There is a nice version of George and Smokey Robinson singin this song together. I am so glad you heard this song. I really thought this song was known to you. You just listened to a masterpiece. I was 11 yearold when this came out, we were in the south of France on Holiday and I played this non-stop on my walkman. So this song is linked to the Cote D'azur in france to me.( to make it even more iconic) . I think from now on you will suddenly hear this everywere you are, in background music in shopping malls etc etc.
George Michael did a lot of sax and in a soulful way. 😆😊 This song was a BIG hit, deservedly so. Where Did Your Heart Go? has similar resonance. I hope you’ve heard Wake Me Up Before You Go-go. If not, someone please request it. This song was fire 🔥. Great reaction!
i used to hate this song but listening again and paying attention to the words and his vocal performance makes me hear it again and see what a really good song it is. tastes change...anyway, love your Reactions Empress and check out the ultimate sexy cool song and video from George Michael, FATHER FIGURE
great reaction empress and liked how you let the entire song play out , because that ending fade out sounds so good, and is missing in todays music again good reaction !
I didn't necessarily hate this song, but I didn't love it either. But gosh, I heard this song relentlessly for months on pop radio, therefore I know every word of it.
GuuuuuurrrrL, this is posibbly THE most famous sax riff EVER in pop music. lol...But i get it that they can be annoying. I just produced my first ever song with sax, lol.
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When George Michael died ....I was in tears. One of the greatest voices of all time.
Same with me...and Karen Carpenter.
Yes still bothers me… what a loss❤️
Same, still makes me sad
I love your voice and personality. Just watched a couple of your videos and you make me smile. George Michael was amazing.
💯💯💯. Thanks!
The sax riff is iconic. And it’s crazy it popped in his head on a bus when he was 17. God given talent.
George ❤
It's not a good 80's bop without the sax Empress... Lol. This is one of my fav songs from him.
The fact you're picking up 'guilty feet have got no rhythm' decades later is class. It's the most classic line in pop ever!!
I loved him. What a vocalist.
George had such a great voice!! A true talent that is sorely missed. Your reactions are awesome!! Keep up the great work!!
One of the greatest songs ever written!
It would be hard to find anybody who didn't love this song in the 80's...we were all here for it! I remember this being a slow jam they always played just before the club closed...
I know I'm late to this one but George Michael and Wham were one of my favs and so are your reactions-I love your wonderful voice and you really bring out the emotions in his/their music.
Wow thank u‼️
This was their Third Number One Hit in America but it really represented a major "Change" in The Group. Although Andrew Ridgeley Co Wrote It, to many folks it was the dawning of George's burgeoning Solo Career. In North America it was released as "Wham Featuring George Michael" but in The UK it was Released as a Solo Single, even then you knew that George was going to go on his own as a Solo Star. Andrew was also in the same boat that John Oates of Hall & Oates has been in in the sense that many folks looked at Andrew as The Man who rode on George's Coattails. Nothing was further from the truth because growing up Andrew was Mr. Popularity as Teenagers while George was in his Awkward Phase. Also it was Andrew's idea they start a Group. Since 1984 it is one of the biggest hit songs of the past 37 Years. Somewhere it's being played especially on Easy Listening Stations. It is next to Every Breath You Take and Nothing Compares 2U as some of the biggest songs to debut in the 1980's.
the boy got some vocals!!!! amazing George!! King of Pop of the UK
Yeah but this is THE sax of the 80s. Also George write this song when he was 17 years old… 17! Such a perfectly structured pop ballad. He admitted that when he wrote it he had no idea about love and romance and that kind of betrayal, but man you wouldn’t know it to listen. Huge talent.
Guilty feet have got no rhythm ✨🎷✨
This is one of my all-time favorite songs.
George Michael was wonderful, with a bunch of fantastic, amazing music.
P.S. 80s saxophone is one of my favorite things in the whole Universe.
💙🎷💜🎷💛🎷❤
Oh that is when we all fell in love with George and his guilty feet. Speaking for myself, I have loved everything he did after CW. I agree with others that you should watch A Different Corner as your next GM song. However, I would check out his live version of the song on the Parkinson Show. It is pure perfection. Thanks for the reaction and keep the GM and/or Wham reactions coming.
This version was the radio edit, because the original version have a running time of seven minutes. THe opening was cut for the released in radios . I heard the complete version in radios when i was young and the debut was so smooth and calm. In fact, the first verse in lyrics and vocal of the original version was the same of the second verse used on radios. It's was a masterpiece and also a touching ballad of this duet. I heard when i was young and like this song.
One of the best ballads of the 80’s along side Madonna’s Crazy For You & Live to Tell 🔥😉
Live to tell
Best of all time!!
Guessing that Empress would not appreciate a Kenny G request based on her reaction to the sax! 😂😂😂
George Michael was genius gifted singer and he reached the same MEGA STARDOM as Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna, Whitney Houston he is in the same realm.
I realised it big time during the 1989 MTV Music Awards Show when Madonna stood next to him and was kinda in awe of him.
Please react to his LIVE PERFORMANCE at Wembley Arena 1991
Killer/Papa Was A Rolling Stone.
His vocals are just hypnotising!!!
The song was later released as a single in 1993 and became a huge hit!!!
This was written by Andrew and a George and was on a Wham album so I never got why it’s a solo George track. It’s pre his debut solo album Faith which had I Want Your Sex. George really needs a full Madonna style journey from you he’s that good 😂
It's also a solo video because Andrew doesn't do anything.
@@lamusiclover2264 I meant why is it credited as a solo GM track instead of Wham when Andrew wrote it and it’s from a Wham album. Andrew was never prominent on any wham songs.
@@danielhennessey4282 yeah kinda strange when CW was one of the very very few songs he co-wrote with GM. 95% of their songs was written by GM alone.
Andrew says he wrote the minor-chord based progression for Careless Whisper while George wrote the lyrics when they were 17, although George said he came up with the sax riff when he was getting on a bus. Then in 1983, George recorded Careless Whisper with a producer in LA but didn't like the result, came back to London and re-record the song and produced the whole thing himself. That was the version that was released in 1984.
@@danielhennessey4282 I know what you meant. But it should be credited as a solo track because it is. It is being sung solo, with only George in the video. Just because someone co-wrote a song doesn't change the fact that it is performed solo. Andrew really didn't do much of anything in reality. He gets a co-writing credit and that's all he deserves.
I can not believe you never heard this song before,...OMG!!!!! This is voted as best song ever by the BBC Radio. It is a classic masterpiece. The sax solo is voted most recognised most iconic sax performance in a song ever. There is a nice version of George and Smokey Robinson singin this song together. I am so glad you heard this song. I really thought this song was known to you. You just listened to a masterpiece. I was 11 yearold when this came out, we were in the south of France on Holiday and I played this non-stop on my walkman. So this song is linked to the Cote D'azur in france to me.( to make it even more iconic) . I think from now on you will suddenly hear this everywere you are, in background music in shopping malls etc etc.
Empress, thank you for reacting. This song is 10. Love this song. Beautiful, haunting, and sad. Timeless
George Michael did a lot of sax and in a soulful way. 😆😊 This song was a BIG hit, deservedly so. Where Did Your Heart Go? has similar resonance. I hope you’ve heard Wake Me Up Before You Go-go. If not, someone please request it.
This song was fire 🔥. Great reaction!
you need more george.
First time I heard it was was 4 years old, and was already a wham fan…listen to this song every night with that amazing vocals and sax
Pleeeease check out “A Different Corner” by him and Wham. He was such a talented singer AND writer.
My favorite!
“Them red sheets” 😂… … 😯 🎷 🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷
love this song
Great song.
I was a child when first time I heard this song and didn't understand lyrics at all but yeah, it was and always will be a fire bop. Iconic.
Gives me all the feels 🤣🤣
How u feels? Haha
@@michaelasay6140 I feeeeel gooood!
Empress You should check George and Aretha Franklyn I KWEW YOU WERE WAITING . 2 Icons singing together .
i used to hate this song but listening again and paying attention to the words and his vocal performance makes me hear it again and see what a really good song it is. tastes change...anyway, love your Reactions Empress and check out the ultimate sexy cool song and video from George Michael, FATHER FIGURE
If you was around back when this song came out you would have heard it a lot because every radio station and video show played it
Great reaction and you are sooo cute !
great reaction empress and liked how you let the entire song play out , because that ending fade out sounds so good, and is missing in todays music again good reaction !
Omg so fine. Maybe it's the song, but damn!
Cool song
Love this song, you should check out Tamia’s version, it is done very very well 💗 💫
Now if you really want a blast of this man's full vocal artistry, check out his, 'One more try' track, then holla at us!
I'm not a fan of a sax break in most pop music myself, but George's vocals make up for that.
Even with song? Yr nuttttts
What.
I love this song, THE WHOLE SONG
Speaking of sax, have you reacted to Is it a Crime by Sade?
I didn't necessarily hate this song, but I didn't love it either. But gosh, I heard this song relentlessly for months on pop radio, therefore I know every word of it.
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GuuuuuurrrrL, this is posibbly THE most famous sax riff EVER in pop music. lol...But i get it that they can be annoying.
I just produced my first ever song with sax, lol.
What does everyone have against the sax?! Very bizarre.
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hehe,nice video,even tho i was watching George instead of your reaction
😂that's fine
And not from the same album
Kissing a fool
Will make you think you can sing