Although the band were told the song had no hope of getting airplay, Capital Radio DJ Kenny Everett, who was a friend of Freddie's stepped in and played it 14 times in one weekend. This started the ...
One of Brian May's most iconic guitar performances almost didn't make it on to one of Queen's most popular tracks.
A look into the Queen song 'Bijou', the way Brian May and Freddie Mercury wrote the song and the way that May wrote about writing the song over a decade later.
But when Queen recorded Don’t Stop Me Now for their 1978 album Jazz, May found himself sidelined by singer Freddie Mercury, who wrote the song and had very definite ideas about how it should sound.
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Ultimate Classic Rock on MSNTop 10 Queen ’70s SongsAs you’ll see in the following countdown of Top 10 Queen ’70s songs, even the deep cuts on their best records were ...
As the new Queen I boxset drags once lost songs into the daylight, May tells us about poverty, parental disapproval, the Red ...
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Guitar Player on MSNA British teenager has channeled his hero Brian May by building a guitar from scrap woodThe youngster's project shares many similarities with May’s Red Special, while it bears the distinctive shape of Randy Rhoads ...
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The Mirror US on MSNQueen fans think they know surprising reason band 'stopped trying in America'Queen, the legendary band known for hits like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'I Want to Break Free', enjoyed immense success ...
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Ultimate Classic Rock on MSNJimmy Page and Brian May Warn That AI Will Destroy Future of ArtJimmy Page and Brian May have both warned about artificial intelligence’s potential to destroy art and bankrupt artists ...
Brian May and Roger Taylor on Queen’s songs and Freddie’s genius. Plus Sex Pistols, The Beatles, The Pogues, Dionne Warwick, Led Zeppelin and fiery folk CD.
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PopCrush on MSNQueen's Brian May Scared It's 'Too Late' to Stop AI From Destroying the Music IndustryBrian May fears for the music industry as the U.K. government plans to make changes to AI copyright laws. The Queen guitarist is among those protesting the proposed amendment that would see artists ...
Queen's lead guitarist Brian May took to Instagram with a special statement for fans as he marked a big milestone in the band's history.
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