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The second single "Waiting For That Day" was an acoustic-heavy, reflective single, released as an immediate follow-up to the comeback record, "Praying For Time". However, the corresponding album had also been released and therefore sales of the new single were unsurprisingly limited. "Waiting For That Day" peaked at number 27 in the US and at number 23 in the UK in October 1990.
Following "Fastlove" George Michael finally released Older, George Michael's first studio album in six years and only the third of George Michael's solo career, even though Wham! had been split for a decade. The album's US and Canada release was particularly notable as it was the first album released by David Geffen's now-defunct DreamWorks Records.
"Too Funky" was George Michael's final single for George Michael's publishing deal with Sony Music before George Michael started legal action to extricate himself from George Michael's contract. The song didn't appear on any George Michael studio album, although later it was included on George Michael's solo collections Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best of George Michael in 1998 and Twenty Five in 2006. The video featured George Michael (sporadically) as a director filming supermodels Linda Evangelista, Tyra Banks, Beverly Peele, and Nadja Auermann at a fashion show. "Too Funky" was a hit, reaching number 4 in the UK singles chart and number 10 in the US Billboard Hot 100.
"Somebody to Love" and "These Are the Days of Our Lives" were recorded at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. "Killer", "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone", and "Calling You" were all live performances by George Michael recorded during George Michael's "Cover to Cover Tour" from 1991.
Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 was released in September 1990. Following the massive worldwide commercial success of Faith, this album found George Michael tickets American Airlines Center trying to create a new image for himself as a serious-minded artist — the title is a clear indication of George Michael's desire to be taken more seriously as a songwriter. George Michael tickets refused to make any kind of promotion for this album, including no music videos for the singles released.