2025 unofficial import reissue in a gatefold jacket - Gestating for a long time -- at least two years, although George Michael hasn't released an album for a decade -- Symphonica is a curious way for the pop singer to return to action. A live album recorded on his 2011-2012 tour, Symphonica showcases a singer on the supper club circuit, trading in a few of his big hits, all middle-brow favorites ("Praying for Time," "One More Try," "A Different Corner") and spending a lot of time on songs the audience knows and love, whether it's Ewan MacColl's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," Anthony Newley's "Feeling Good," or the American Popular Songbook standard "My Baby Just Cares for Me." Michael does indulge in some personal favorites -- —he tackles Terence Trent D'Arby's "Let Her Down Easy" and the deep Elton John track "Idol" -- but the context is something familiar: a popular singer luxuriating in a symphonic setting.
| A1 | Through |
| A2 | My Baby Just Cares For Me |
| A3 | A Different Corner |
| A4 | Praying For Time |
| A5 | Let Her Down Easy |
| B1 | The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face |
| B2 | Feeling Good |
| B3 | John And Elvis Are Dead |
| B4 | Roxanne |
| C1 | One More Try |
| C2 | Going To A Town |
| C3 | Cowboys And Angels |
| C4 | Idol |
| D1 | Brother Can You Spare A Dime |
| D2 | You Have Been Loved |
| D3 | Wild Is The Wind |
| D4 | You've Changed |
