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The second single, "Faith", was released in October 1987, just a few weeks before the album. "Faith" would go on to become one of George Michael's most popular songs. The song reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the USA and hit #2 in the UK singles chart. The famous video provided some definitive images of the 1980s music industry in the process — George Michael Honda Center (formerly Arrowhead Pond) tickets in shades, leather jacket, cowboy boots, and a particularly memorable pair of tight Levi's jeans, playing a guitar near a classic-design jukebox. "Faith" reached #1 on December 12, and remained there for four consecutive weeks.
In 2007, George Michael toured the United States with the £1.45 million piano that John Lennon used to write "Imagine".
The album contains songs chiefly from George Michael George Michael's solo career, but also from George Michael's earlier days in Wham! and comes in two formats: two CDs or a limited edition three CD set. The 2-CD set contained 26 tracks, including 4 recorded with Wham! and 3 new songs: "An Easier Affair"; "This Is Not Real Love" (a duet with Mutya Buena, formerly of Sugababes, which peaked at #15 in the UK Charts); and a new version of "Heal The Pain" recorded with Paul McCartney. The limited edition 3-CD version contains an additional 14 lesser known tracks, including one from Wham! and another brand new song, "Understand".
As if to prove the song's sentiment, George Michael refused to appear in the video, directed by David Fincher, and instead recruited supermodels Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, Tatjana Patitz, and Cindy Crawford to lip-sync. It also featured the destruction of George Michael's sex symbol status.
After that incident George Michael became open about George Michael's sexuality and George Michael's relationship with Kenny Goss, a former cheerleader coach and sports clothing executive from Dallas, Texas, and George Michael's partner since June 1996. Goss opened the Goss Gallery in May 2005 in Dallas, which shows contemporary art, including those collected by the couple. They have homes in London and Dallas. In late November 2005, it was reported that George Michael tickets and Goss would register their relationship as a civil partnership in the UK, but due to negative publicity and George Michael's upcoming tour, they postponed it to a later date