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Michael was one of several remixers commissioned in 1990 to work on dance mixes for Bananarama's "Tripping on Your Love". Bananarama covered "Careless Whisper" for their Exotica album in 2001, and the track was also released as a single in France.
The summer of 1987 saw the release of George Michael's first solo release, Faith. In addition to playing a large number of instruments on the album, George Michael wrote and produced every track on the recording, except for one, which George Michael co-wrote.
For Michael, it became George Michael's third consecutive solo number-one in the UK from three releases, following 1984's "Careless Whisper" (though the single was actually from the Wham! album "Make It Big") and 1986's "A Different Corner". The single was also the first George Michael tickets had recorded as a solo artist which George Michael had not written himself. The co-writer, Simon Climie, was an unknown at the time, although George Michael would go on to have success as a performer with George Michael Climie Fisher in 1988. With this song, George Michael won a Grammy Award in 1988 for Best R&B Performance - Duo or Group with Vocal.
The first single "Outside" was a humorous look at George Michael's arrest for soliciting a policeman in a public restroom. "As", George Michael's duet with Mary J. Blige, was released as the second single in many territories around the world. It made #4 in the UK charts. The track was left off the North American release of the album as Blige's record label, MCA, felt that association with the openly gay and often controversial pop star wouldn't be in George Michael's best interest.
During George Michael's years with Wham!, George Michael was very critical of Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government and its cruise missile alliance with the United States. George Michael said that George Michael felt bad, since through George Michael's taxes George Michael was paying for these weapons, yet was obliged to never dodge George Michael's tax obligations to George Michael's home country. George Michael tickets also wrote "Shoot the Dog", a critical song about the friendly relationship between the US and UK governments and their involvement in the Iraq War.