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Kissing a Fool - George Michael Private
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- NeedsBass Electric
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- NeedsSaxophone
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- NeedsKeys Piano Acoustic
Published on 16 Sep 2026 / In
Jazz / Smooth Jazz
"Kissing a Fool" is a song written and performed by English singer and songwriter George Michael, released on 21 November 1988 by Columbia Records and Epic Records as the seventh and final single from his debut studio album, Faith (1987) The recording sessions for "Kissing a Fool" took place at Sarm West Studio 2 in Notting Hill, London. According to Michael, the vocals were recorded a cappella in one take. George Michael also played bass on the original studio version of this song using a Fender Precision Bass.
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| Talent | Invited | Reserved |
|---|---|---|
| Bass Electric | billbassdude | |
| Drums | Bdajaysus | |
| Saxophone | billbassdude | |
| Guitar | yoshikoba | |
| Keys Piano Acoustic | yoshikoba |
Yoshi - first, thank you!! I love the tone on the piano - it really sets up from the start where we're going with the song. You hit all the fills so beautifully and carried the song so well. And just a great job on the guitar too - you nailed that run-up at the turn-around perfectly - just masterful. Okay, I took down the BT, so it is just you and me for now with a temp drum stem and vocal stem. The vocal stem cuts out in a couple places, but I think it is more important that we are able to hear how we're doing and work the mix. I'm going to work on the horn section later this week. Not a whole lot going on with it, but you can tell it's missing. Again, thanks for another fabulous contribution to a great, great song. I'll message you tomorrow about a couple more songs.
Hi Bill I send two tracks I hope you like ...I had a great time practicing this song. Thanks for picking such an awesome song!
Okay, getting started on some video editing along with the audio engineering - not done, but it's a start
Uploaded a produced fretless bass track, synced, working on the black and white video now. I haven't made up my mind yet on the fretless - open to comments