George Michael's rendition of 'Brother Can You Spare A Dime' appears on the 1998 compilation album 'Songs From The Last Century.' While the song is historically associated with the Great Depression and originally performed by Billie Holiday and others, Michael's version reflects his own musical journey and the enduring appeal of classic American standards. The track showcases his ability to reinterpret well-known material within the context of his evolving discography, blending nostalgia with his signature vocal style. Released as part of a collection of his greatest hits, the recording stands as a testament to the song's timeless quality and Michael's commitment to preserving musical heritage while maintaining his artistic identity.