Freedom (Robbie Williams song)
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| Single by Robbie Williams | ||
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| Released | August 10, 1996 | |
| Format | CD | |
| Length | 4:20 | |
| Producer(s) | Stephen Hague | |
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| Robbie Williams singles chronology | ||
| "Freedom" (1996) |
"Old Before I Die" (1997) |
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"Freedom" is a 1996 single released by Robbie Williams, his debut single since leaving Take That. It is a cover of "Freedom '90" by George Michael. It reached number 2 on the UK Singles Chart, and has not been included in any studio albums since. The video sees him dancing in the sea and in a field, celebrating his separation from Take That. The Single had sold 280,000 copies at the end of 1996.
Studio albums
Life thru a Lens • I've Been Expecting You • Sing When You're Winning • Swing When You're Winning • Escapology • Intensive Care • Rudebox • Let's Swing Again
Other albums
The Ego Has Landed • Live at Knebworth • Greatest Hits
Singles
"Freedom" • "Old Before I Die" • "Lazy Days" • "South of the Border" • "Angels" • "Let Me Entertain You" • "Millennium" • "No Regrets" • "Strong" • "She's The One"/"It's Only Us" • "Win Some Lose Some" • "Rock DJ" • "Kids" • "Supreme" • "Let Love Be Your Energy" • "Eternity"/"The Road to Mandalay" • "We Are the Champions" • "Somethin' Stupid" • "Better Man" • "Mr. Bojangles"/"I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen" • "Feel" • "Come Undone" • "Something Beautiful" • "Sexed Up" • "Radio" • "Misunderstood" • "Tripping" • "Make Me Pure" • "Advertising Space" • "Sin Sin Sin" • "Rudebox" • "Lovelight" • "Bongo Bong and Je Ne T'Aime Plus (promo)" • "She's Madonna"
Discography • Singles • Take That • Britpop • Guy Chambers
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