Once upon a time, Brian May, the legendary guitarist of Queen, was walking down the streets of London when he spotted an old lady struggling with her bags. Being the gentleman he is, Brian offered to help her carry her bags. As they walked, they struck up a conversation and Brian learned that the old lady's name was Mrs. Oliphant. Mrs. Oliphant turned out to be a big fan of Queen, and was thrilled to be talking to one of her musical idols. She mentioned that she had seen them perform live a few times, and even had a treasured photo of Freddie Mercury and herself taken at one of their concerts. Feeling a connection with Mrs. Oliphant, Brian invited her to join him for a cup of tea at a nearby cafe. They sat and chatted for hours about music, life, and everything in between. As they were about to leave, Mrs. Oliphant mentioned that she had a surprise for Brian. They walked down the street to a small shop where Mrs. Oliphant disappeared into the back room. After a few minutes, she reemerged wearing a donkey jacket covered in patches from various rock bands. Brian was impressed by the jacket's unique style, and Mrs. Oliphant explained that it had been a prized possession of her late husband, who was also a big music fan. Feeling touched by Mrs. Oliphant's story, Brian asked if he could take a photo with her wearing the donkey jacket. Mrs. Oliphant was thrilled, and they posed for a picture that would later become a treasured memory for both of them. From that day on, Brian and Mrs. Oliphant became good friends, bonding over their love of music and the special connection they had made that day. Brian even dedicated a song to her at one of Queen's concerts, thanking her for reminding him of the true spirit of rock and roll.
They did so many styles. They did a Waltz. "The Millionaire Waltz". They did ragtime, callipso, metal, funk, soul, blues, ballards etc etc. There is even a lullaby.
Nice to see you back with a new Queen reaction 🤩. Freddie wrote this cute song about his relationship with David Minns. It's amazing how Brian put the electric guitar solo into the old fashioned melodic music. Seaside Rendezvous is another gem.
Queen are never boring - their songs are all so different. These lyrics are really clever, perfectly sung by Freddie, and Brian's guitar solo is just a class act.
Freddie describing himself as a good old fashioned lover boy!! The song describes the character getting ready for a night of chivalry! Freddie always the romantic!! And, Brian’s guitar lending the yummy spice to the song! Please do FATHER TO SON written by Brian .. the lyrics are amazing! 🌟
HEYYYYY, THANK YOU for the Queen/Freddie "pick-me-up"! This just shows their versatility, they really did do EVERY music genre you could probably think of. Other songs in a similar style to this.... "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon" "Seaside Rendezvous" "Good Company" (sung by BRIAN)
Never know what to expect from JM, But we know it is going to be something "Classic". I think he's committed to hearing the Best From The Best REAL Music, no cheaply made crap. Thanks JM.
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Thanks, JM! such a sweet song - and the recognition of Brian! Always enjoy your reactions... (P.S. if you really like Brian, there is a fantastic video of one of his solos that was filmed when he visited Tenerife, Canary Islands of course, b/c famous space observatory... ) when you have time & inclination, "In another world" - is stunning... ua-cam.com/video/rJI_CkHJ9Z0/v-deo.html
The Studio version of this one is definitely superior, simply bc they couldnt do all the harmonies and guitar harmonies they could on the studio version, the solo is 10x better, and this was great
This is such a Freddie song, I just love it.
Once upon a time, Brian May, the legendary guitarist of Queen, was walking down the streets of London when he spotted an old lady struggling with her bags. Being the gentleman he is, Brian offered to help her carry her bags. As they walked, they struck up a conversation and Brian learned that the old lady's name was Mrs. Oliphant.
Mrs. Oliphant turned out to be a big fan of Queen, and was thrilled to be talking to one of her musical idols. She mentioned that she had seen them perform live a few times, and even had a treasured photo of Freddie Mercury and herself taken at one of their concerts.
Feeling a connection with Mrs. Oliphant, Brian invited her to join him for a cup of tea at a nearby cafe. They sat and chatted for hours about music, life, and everything in between. As they were about to leave, Mrs. Oliphant mentioned that she had a surprise for Brian.
They walked down the street to a small shop where Mrs. Oliphant disappeared into the back room. After a few minutes, she reemerged wearing a donkey jacket covered in patches from various rock bands. Brian was impressed by the jacket's unique style, and Mrs. Oliphant explained that it had been a prized possession of her late husband, who was also a big music fan.
Feeling touched by Mrs. Oliphant's story, Brian asked if he could take a photo with her wearing the donkey jacket. Mrs. Oliphant was thrilled, and they posed for a picture that would later become a treasured memory for both of them.
From that day on, Brian and Mrs. Oliphant became good friends, bonding over their love of music and the special connection they had made that day. Brian even dedicated a song to her at one of Queen's concerts, thanking her for reminding him of the true spirit of rock and roll.
This is a peppy, cute song with lots of clever lyrics. Freddie in a boiler suit - such fashion choices!
Brian's Guitar has a very distinctive tone, and he certainly knows how to get the best sounds from it. Like Freddie's voice, unmistakable them.
I think in this song it gets a lot more distinctive, as Brian is using the Deacy Amp.
@@Dillon12 I own 36 electric guitars, all the big names, none that sound like his.
@@AliasMark69 yes, the Red Special is an unique instrument and it get more unique with the amp of John.
I think it’s cuz that guitar is homemade
Thank you for a great reaction...it should be requested more often...Freddie’s ability to write lyrics and be such an amazing pianist as well🤩
They did so many styles. They did a Waltz. "The Millionaire Waltz". They did ragtime, callipso, metal, funk, soul, blues, ballards etc etc. There is even a lullaby.
Nice to see you back with a new Queen reaction 🤩. Freddie wrote this cute song about his relationship with David Minns. It's amazing how Brian put the electric guitar solo into the old fashioned melodic music. Seaside Rendezvous is another gem.
You should review I'm Going Slightly Mad
Queen are never boring - their songs are all so different. These lyrics are really clever, perfectly sung by Freddie, and Brian's guitar solo is just a class act.
Freddie describing himself as a good old fashioned lover boy!! The song describes the character getting ready for a night of chivalry! Freddie always the romantic!! And, Brian’s guitar lending the yummy spice to the song! Please do FATHER TO SON written by Brian .. the lyrics are amazing! 🌟
I second that girlfriend 🫶
@@tommullenix9493 Hello my fellow club member!! 🌈☀️🌷
HEYYYYY, THANK YOU for the Queen/Freddie "pick-me-up"! This just shows their versatility, they really did do EVERY music genre you could probably think of.
Other songs in a similar style to this....
"Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon"
"Seaside Rendezvous"
"Good Company" (sung by BRIAN)
Guitar magazine named Brian the best rock guitarist, a while (a year maybe).
One of my favorites from Queen
love this song.
Never know what to expect from JM, But we know it is going to be something "Classic". I think he's committed to hearing the Best From The Best REAL Music, no cheaply made crap. Thanks JM.
Love Queen's quirkiness!! Hope you'll react to "The Prophet's Song" by Queen. Another work of art!!
My favorite group! Try It’s Late and 39
Possibly my favorite Queen song. The studio version is a little better IMO but glad you found this gem!
I can hardly wait for this one..... Chaka Khan - Got To Be There...., (with her picture on cover) I call her... "The Voice"... You'll see why
LA Leakers Ray Vaughn) Guaranteed to be one of the best rap sessions you'll 👂 hear in 2023. The Bars never 🛑 stop coming and his energy is unmatched. This is one reaction your gonna want to ⌚ watch. Definitely put this 📽️ video at the top of your list. I promise you won't regret it. PEACE ✌️...
Thanks, JM! such a sweet song - and the recognition of Brian! Always enjoy your reactions... (P.S. if you really like Brian, there is a fantastic video of one of his solos that was filmed when he visited Tenerife, Canary Islands of course, b/c famous space observatory... ) when you have time & inclination, "In another world" - is stunning... ua-cam.com/video/rJI_CkHJ9Z0/v-deo.html
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amazing reaction!! PLease react to White man by Queen too!! Soo good
The Studio version of this one is definitely superior, simply bc they couldnt do all the harmonies and guitar harmonies they could on the studio version, the solo is 10x better, and this was great