Continuing the journey through some of Queen’s outstanding moments from the last 50 years, we celebrate the extraordinary achievement that has seen all four members of the band write hit singles for Queen. The songs will be very familiar, but who composed them might come as a surprise. This week, we look at five hits penned by drummer, Roger Taylor.
Continuing the celebration of some of Queen’s greatest achievements so far, in this episode we revisit A Night At The Opera. Considered by many to be their best album, Queen’s perilous financial situation at the time made this an incredibly risky leap of faith, creating a genuine make or break moment for the band.
Episode 4 – 1974 Early Tours : Queen In Finland. As Queen’s fan base started to grow outside the UK, so did the number of foreign cities featuring on the tour schedule. Each presented an exciting new experience for the band, and opportunity to connect with new fans from different countries, which is exactly what happened in November 1974 for one such 12 year old fan who had an extraordinary encounter with Freddie, Roger, Brian and John.
Queen The Greatest – a celebration of 50 of the greatest songs, performances and achievements from the Queen story so far. To start the journey we revisit the song that started it all, Keep Yourself Alive.
Sony Music Publishing acquired the catalog of the incomparable Paul Simon, one of the most iconic writers of all time.
This trailer is an introduction to a celebration of key moments in Queen’s history. From March 19, 2021 and for the next year we will take Queen fans on a unique and remarkable journey – a chance to revisit some of the band’s most iconic moments and discover some aspects of the story you might not know.
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Anselmo Ralph
Provides us with the new video “End of the World”. A romantic music that brings us back to the artist’s roots and ballads, showing that it doesn’t take much more than the person we love by our side to be happy.
