In May 1979, as Queen were preparing to record The Game ... Mercury strapped on an acoustic guitar to lead Taylor and bass guitar player John Deacon through the song. “It always happens: If ...

Hollywood Records “Nobody really felt it working except John Deacon,” said Mack of the Queen bassist who wrote the song. “l helped him out, making a drum loop and putting all these weird ...

Mary, who reportedly isn't in regular contact with Queen's surviving members, Roger Taylor, John Deacon and Brian May, is also a trustee of a charity set up in Freddie's honour, the Mercury ...

In 1978, he’d return to work on Queen’s seventh album, ‘Jazz’, which featured ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’. Brian May, John Deacon, Freddie Mercury of Queen with Roy Thomas Baker in 1978.

A portrait of Brian May, John Deacon, Freddie Mercury from the British band Queen with record producer Roy Thomas Baker at press conference at the Fairmont Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana ...

Queen (clockwise from top: Brian May, Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon pose for an Electra Records publicity still to promote their album ‘A Night at the Opera’ in 1975.

In 1974 the legendary Queen guitarist received seemingly innocent ... drummer Roger Taylor and bassist John Deacon, when they started recording their third album Sheer Heart Attack.

As Benson Boone kicked off Coachella 2025, he paid tribute to Queen with a little help from ... Roger Taylor and John Deacon, ascended from the stage to accompany Boone on guitar.

Although Queen’s captivating frontman Freddie Mercury passed away in 1991, his impact on music and pop culture can still be felt to date. An outstanding songwriter, dazzling singer and all-round ...

and bassist John Deacon. The song was written by May, who shared lead vocals on the track with Taylor. The song also was released in ’97, six years after Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury died ...

Aside from The Beatles, Queen are the most successful band in the history of the world. Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon all contributed to the band’s hit back catalogue ...

It’s incredible, thank you so much.” Founded in 1970, and made up of the late Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon, Queen have had six UK number one singles and 10 UK ...