That last musical part was the UK National Anthem "God Save the Queen" and Queen played this after their concerts. Queen are mesmerising - always surprising - always professional - always entertaining.
Yes they did a great job on that medley also nice to see Roger on the stage with the tambourine and he returns to his drums for the second part of tutti frutti it's 🔥
😅 absolutely the best band ever. They can do anything. I love it that they play tape tribute to the rock ‘n’ roll. Great came before them. The Wimbley Bentley is fantastic also. Freddie was one of a kind and in my mind the best of all time. I’m so glad to do the reactions.
Chief Mouse does great restorations! Queen viewers are on the ball. The disco ball in this case. yeah, "Lucille" is a Little Richard song. From memory, I want to say that Elton John WAS actually sidestage when Freddie launched into "Saturday Night". It almost looks like Freddie is discussing it with Roger & John via nods, points, and smiles. For sure, "Stupid Cupid" was an add-on as he clearly is telling them he wants to do it. Love this group so much. Ending on "God Save The Queen" - Brian version.
That ending was a recording of Brian May playing God Save The Queen, the British National Anthem., which they started playing at the end of their concerts. Sometimes, Freddie would wear a crown and a long cape and parade around in front of the crowd. He played it on the roof of Buckingham Palace in London, on Queen Elisabeth II's Golden Jubilee.
Hi from an old Queenie in the UK. Absolutely love your Queen reactions, was just going to watch one, three hours later....still watching!! I love the respect coach has for Roger Taylor and would love to see your reaction to a few songs from ROGER TAYLOR CYBERBARN from about 1999. Please give it a look. Thanks both, and again, greetings and love from the original UK fans.
All hail to Chief Mouse! This was so much fun. They almost always did a medley with a few covers. Jailhouse rock was always soooo fast. That last little part….You gotta remember, God Bless America is really God Save the Queen (King).
If I recall well, Brian and Roger say that Freddie didn't remember all the lyrics so the singer used to change the song when he forgot the lyrics. It was a fun game for the rest of the band to follow Mercury's song changes.
Disco ball Freddie! I love it! Harking back to the days when he performed as Larry Lurex... I love the way John bops along to the beat. He never stopped doing that... Gotta love a shirtless Roger.... 😉
This is my favorite Queen Rock n Roll Medley!! Freddie looks fabulous in his bling onesie!! 💙💎🩵 Queen honoring the Legends before them!! Yep!! Deaky killin’ it on the bass 🎸Brian’s Red Special on Fire 🔥and Good ol’ Roger on drums 🥁🥁‼️❤️🔥 Thank you so much‼️ Rumor has it when Freddie looks stage right & points to the piano, he’s signaling to Elton John to do the “Saturday Night’s Alright” portion! 😊
Queen always contained in their lineup a tribute to others that had followed them that they looked up to. It changed over the years but non the less. Thank you for reacting to this. This ending of every show was the playing of God Save the Queen.
Great to see both of you still in love with the phenomenon that is/was Queen! Keep 'em coming Mr. and Mrs. Coach!!! I still think you'd be blown away by Death on Two Legs (lyric video). It demonstrates what happens when you get on Freddie's bad side. The Queen fans will tell you the whole story in the comments once you react to that one. :)
Hello Mr & Mrs Coach thank you for sharing this reaction. Queen did Tutti Fruitti on the Wembley 1986 concert which I suggest you watch. Queen have also done Imagine by John Lennon at concerts which is unique & worth a viewing. Keep on bringing your Queen reactions as they are both great memories for all us Queen fans new & old. So thank you for your channel
I love this medley, it is just so much fun and the whole band seems to be having a great time doing it. These of course were all the early rockers and those who influenced them so it is kind of like a party or a fun jam session with friends. Lucille was a song cowritten and sung by Little Richard. Queen always ends their shows with God Save The Queen (Britain's National Anthem) In the USA the lyrics were changed to be My Country 'Tis Of Thee.
Though they were obviously professionals who rehearsed a lot and clearly loved music and took it seriously, they were clever enough to make room for spontaneity. Several on-stage decisions (such as when to change from one song to another, when to end and so on) would take place via visual cues between them, such as 7:53 when he looks at Roger and points at the piano, letting him know they'll include 'Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting' (because that particular concert took place on a Saturday); sometimes they'd do it verbally (e.g. 10:21, when he softly tells Brian they'll do 'Stupid Cupid', repeats it louder a couple more times until they finally do it). Speaking of Elton John: they were close friends and were actually borrowing one of his (Elton's) pianos for that particular tour. A few months later, Mercury bought his own and would use it for every single live performance from November 1977 onwards. It was a beautiful Steinway concert grand made in New York. After his death, Steinway (the company) offered to restore it as it'd been through loads of touring and travelling, wear and tear, and it's now in Brian's lounge. Elvis was still alive when they did this performance (and they'd done the medley a few months prior in the States, a lot of times!), I wonder if he ever knew they were such big fans of his. It's a shame they never got to meet.
Brilliant reaction ❤❤ love this medley Lucille Little Richard, Jailhouse Rock Elvis, Saturday Nights Alright For Fighting Elton John, Stupid Cupid Connie Francis, Be Bop A Lula think it was Gene Vincent xx
Lucille was sung by Little Richard released in 1957 .I was 10 years old.That last little part is the national anthem of England. Queen end all of their concerts with their rendition.
And Roger is so very cool about his abilities. Watch him sing and Jeff Beck (guitar)accompanys playing Roger's "Say It's Not True". . . live in concert at least 12 years ago?
Queen loved the old classics. You need to watch Brian play "God Save the Queen" on top of Buckingham palace rooftop, he says it was probably the most nerve wracking thing he ever did, approximately 1 Billion people worldwide watched him do it.
@@malcolmpeacock2484Brian was asked to do it 😮 ... At first they were thinking about him playing the national anthem strolling the rooms of the palace but Brian suggested that the only way that it would be worthy doing it for that Jubilee was him being the lone piper on the roof. 😮 They accepted his idea and then he was in shock saying to himself: Oh, God, now I really have to do this! 😮😮 When he was asked if he was scared of falling from that hight he said: No, I wasn't afraid of falling but if I failed I would throw myself down ... 😂
Hi folks! This was the first tour I saw them on. (It was a double-edged sword. I was 12, my Pop was a huge fan. We never missed a show, but, it was my Pop.) I'd never seen anything like that and still haven't. He wore a succession of those catsuits, and that disco ball suit shone like the midday sun. A thousand laser beams lit up the Richfield Coliseum and my grades promptly plummeted. (I blamed my parents' divorce. Let's be real, after all.) I think the strangest thing I heard them do was the old Ricky Nelson chestnut, "Garden Party." I had to look that one up. Sorry my posts aren't terribly informative, but your channel gives me a great opportunity to reminisce about the greatest band that ever was. Love you guys!
Hey team. I rocked with y’all today 💥💥💥still got my last 2 requests in. 1 for coach & 1 for Mrs coach. So I’ll wait till those drop before I add more. Nice disco attire for Freddie today 😂
I first saw Queen in 1977 and they loved to end their shows with 50s rock ‘n’ roll Classics, which is what they grew up on and is what really started it all for bands like them. Zeppelin did the same thing!
Queen love classic music. They have high respect for other bands and fellow singers. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Coach. I also enjoy watching your other reviews on other bands, but of course I'm happier when QUEEN is your feature. You made us Queen fans happy ❤👑❤ Stay safe!!😊
Love your Queen reactions. I'm really curious what you guys think of the song " Was it All Worth it" also from Queen. Theres no live version unfortunately. Its about the journey Queen has taken from begin to end. Very very good song. If you watch the video from the offical Queen youtube-page, they will never block the vid! Thanks in advance from the Netherlands
Hi Coach and Mrs Coach, I loved your reaction to Queen's awesome rock n roll medley, they really are the GOAT'S, whether playing their own music or somebody else's, they just rock like nobody else! This medley closed out their concert at London's Earl's Court arena in June '77 and the instrumental piece after the band said their farewell's was the English national anthem, Queen style :) It ended every Queen show right up until Knebworth in August '86. Either one of these tunes in this medley were rockers and another 'rocker' I highly recommend you both react to is Keep Yourself Alive from Montreal '81. A-Quee-ciate, I love it, is that a word? It is now ;) We a-Quee-ciate you too :) Have a good week and I'll look forward to your next Queen reaction.
I really enjoy watching your videos, you both do a good job. Please consider doing reactions to entire Queen albums. You can do one song at a time; but, cover the entire album in a series of videos. Coach will really love their older stuff as much of it is harder rock. And, there are some VERY good hidden gems in some of those albums ... songs that never made it to radio. Peace to you both. Keep up the good work.
Hi try looking at the late Queen having tea with Paddington then tapping the rift to we will rock you. Followed by Adam Lambert and Queen playing outside Buckingham Palace.
Right in Mrs Coach’s wheelhouse. Not 😂😂. I reckon you’d enjoy some of the songs from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. George michael someone to love or Elton John’s and all rose bohemian rhapsody or annie Lennox and david Bowie under pressure. Or the great moment at the end of Liza Minnelli doing no we are the champions
hello my darlings!! hey hey hey! I see that you appreciate my suggestions and I am very happy, really happy, you and we (Queen fans) are made to vibrate with good and powerful Rock! what a rhythm my God! what energy, it’s a neck-breaking blow! all in power, brian may is really excellent too, what class! I thank you for trusting me and I know that Mr. Coach appreciates this genre......simply Rock! so I give you another suggestion, still in the Queen Rock spirit ok? I'll give you the link my darlings, thank you very much again to both of you philippe Queen - Princes Of The Universe (Official Video)
ah I forgot to tell you.....the last song at the end of the rock medley is the English national anthem! God save the Queen played by queen still with their version, but close to the original and Queen closes all their concerts with God Save the Queen
If you enjoyed this you have to check out the rock and roll melody at Wembley 1986. The tune you thought you know us the national anthem of England,God save the Queen, the boys played it very naughtily on one of the early albums,since that date the fans have sung it to the band as they leave the stage. You should listen to it at the end of Wembley, it's sung with such love it sends chills down my spine. If you watch it after We are the champions I guarantee you will feel the same xx
P.S. The really sad thing is, they ended every show with "God Save the Queen" and those blurry blinking lights in the background are part of The Crown-the greatest stage set they ever had. Before the show, it just looked like black fabric in a crown shape with disco balls for ornamentation at the top. But when it was lit up and the show was on, there was nothing like it, and there's woefully little footage of it. They filmed everything else after to the rafters, but not that crown. It was something to behold.
Here is one of my favorite Queen Rock "n Roll medleys: " It is: "You're So Square Baby I Don't Care" by Buddy Holly and later Elvis, "Hello Mary Lou Goodbye Heart" by Ricky Nelson, and "Tutti Frutti" by Little Richard - ua-cam.com/video/yq1QSpsdqLc/v-deo.html, The band is loose and having fun during this.
Thank you for that link - I had never seen that one. So funny when Freddie says "I forgot the words" and Brian immediately fills in the next bit. They covered each others back all the time. Great guys!
Coach, I found this video of Howard Stern showing Brian May's response to being named the Greatest Guitarist by Guitar World - ua-cam.com/video/Ca2I4rHesdU/v-deo.html. I thought that you might enjoy it. And you might enjoy this video of when Brian met Roger and Freddie - ua-cam.com/video/_N2JSiNMfjI/v-deo.html
When you hear “God Save the Queen”, you know it’s the end of the concert. If not, you know they will be back.
That last musical part was the UK National Anthem "God Save the Queen" and Queen played this after their concerts. Queen are mesmerising - always surprising - always professional - always entertaining.
Good to know. Definitely have heard it but couldn't immediately place it.
Queen were so good playing anything they set their minds to. They are they epitome of what a band is all about. Absolute legends.
At the end of every 👑 gig they played their national anthem God Save The Queen ❤... In 1986 at Wembley Freddie wore a royal crown and robe ...🙃👑❤️
Lucille was by Little Richard one of the band's favorite influencers.
They ended the concert with the British National Anthem- God Save The Queen..
Good to know. Thanks!
Who Wants to Live Forever, live in Budapest will give you chills.
Check out Queen at Wembley 1986. They do a medley set featuring You're so square, Mary Lou, Tutti Frutti, and Gimme some loving.
Yes they did a great job on that medley also nice to see Roger on the stage with the tambourine and he returns to his drums for the second part of tutti frutti it's 🔥
😅 absolutely the best band ever. They can do anything. I love it that they play tape tribute to the rock ‘n’ roll. Great came before them. The Wimbley Bentley is fantastic also. Freddie was one of a kind and in my mind the best of all time. I’m so glad to do the reactions.
Chief Mouse does great restorations! Queen viewers are on the ball. The disco ball in this case. yeah, "Lucille" is a Little Richard song. From memory, I want to say that Elton John WAS actually sidestage when Freddie launched into "Saturday Night". It almost looks like Freddie is discussing it with Roger & John via nods, points, and smiles. For sure, "Stupid Cupid" was an add-on as he clearly is telling them he wants to do it. Love this group so much. Ending on "God Save The Queen" - Brian version.
LOL...yeah, disco ball Freddie is quite a sight. We know the Queen fans always come through in the comments.
If I see the Queen, I immediately like it and start watching ❤️
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉playing GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. All of Queen members separately were exceptional but together they were PHENOMENAL
That ending was a recording of Brian May playing God Save The Queen, the British National Anthem., which they started playing at the end of their concerts. Sometimes, Freddie would wear a crown and a long cape and parade around in front of the crowd.
He played it on the roof of Buckingham Palace in London, on Queen Elisabeth II's Golden Jubilee.
Hi from an old Queenie in the UK. Absolutely love your Queen reactions, was just going to watch one, three hours later....still watching!! I love the respect coach has for Roger Taylor and would love to see your reaction to a few songs from ROGER TAYLOR CYBERBARN from about 1999. Please give it a look. Thanks both, and again, greetings and love from the original UK fans.
We appreciate you watching our content. We definitely need to get something from Roger solo on the channel.
In the hands of Queen, any song becomes special when sung/performed ❤❤❤❤
All hail to Chief Mouse!
This was so much fun. They almost always did a medley with a few covers.
Jailhouse rock was always soooo fast.
That last little part….You gotta remember, God Bless America is really God Save the Queen (King).
If I recall well, Brian and Roger say that Freddie didn't remember all the lyrics so the singer used to change the song when he forgot the lyrics. It was a fun game for the rest of the band to follow Mercury's song changes.
🤣
Disco ball Freddie! I love it! Harking back to the days when he performed as Larry Lurex...
I love the way John bops along to the beat. He never stopped doing that...
Gotta love a shirtless Roger.... 😉
This is my favorite Queen Rock n Roll Medley!! Freddie looks fabulous in his bling onesie!! 💙💎🩵 Queen honoring the Legends before them!! Yep!! Deaky killin’ it on the bass 🎸Brian’s Red Special on Fire 🔥and Good ol’ Roger on drums 🥁🥁‼️❤️🔥 Thank you so much‼️ Rumor has it when Freddie looks stage right & points to the piano, he’s signaling to Elton John to do the “Saturday Night’s Alright” portion! 😊
It was a onesie! LOL
Queen always contained in their lineup a tribute to others that had followed them that they looked up to. It changed over the years but non the less. Thank you for reacting to this. This ending of every show was the playing of God Save the Queen.
I love Roger's voice and when he gets loud and heavy on the drum
I also love when they include Little Richard 's Tutti Frutti. Its great! Freddie gives it a lot of energy. ❤
One of the very very very rare times you will see Queen do covers!
Great to see both of you still in love with the phenomenon that is/was Queen! Keep 'em coming Mr. and Mrs. Coach!!! I still think you'd be blown away by Death on Two Legs (lyric video). It demonstrates what happens when you get on Freddie's bad side. The Queen fans will tell you the whole story in the comments once you react to that one. :)
Thanks. Yeah, that's one on our (long) list to get to when we can. We hear it's something else.
Hello Mr & Mrs Coach thank you for sharing this reaction. Queen did Tutti Fruitti on the Wembley 1986 concert which I suggest you watch.
Queen have also done Imagine by John Lennon at concerts which is unique & worth a viewing. Keep on bringing your Queen reactions as they are both great memories for all us Queen fans new & old.
So thank you for your channel
Good to know. We appreciate you and all the Queen fans.
Did they not only do "Imagine" right after Lennon was shot?
@nanner3200 not sure. Thought they had done it on a full concert tour
I love this medley, it is just so much fun and the whole band seems to be having a great time doing it. These of course were all the early rockers and those who influenced them so it is kind of like a party or a fun jam session with friends. Lucille was a song cowritten and sung by Little Richard. Queen always ends their shows with God Save The Queen (Britain's National Anthem) In the USA the lyrics were changed to be My Country 'Tis Of Thee.
That’s right, it’s as if just friends got together to enjoy playing the classics)
Roger is the total package. He has it all. He does it all.
Though they were obviously professionals who rehearsed a lot and clearly loved music and took it seriously, they were clever enough to make room for spontaneity. Several on-stage decisions (such as when to change from one song to another, when to end and so on) would take place via visual cues between them, such as 7:53 when he looks at Roger and points at the piano, letting him know they'll include 'Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting' (because that particular concert took place on a Saturday); sometimes they'd do it verbally (e.g. 10:21, when he softly tells Brian they'll do 'Stupid Cupid', repeats it louder a couple more times until they finally do it).
Speaking of Elton John: they were close friends and were actually borrowing one of his (Elton's) pianos for that particular tour. A few months later, Mercury bought his own and would use it for every single live performance from November 1977 onwards. It was a beautiful Steinway concert grand made in New York. After his death, Steinway (the company) offered to restore it as it'd been through loads of touring and travelling, wear and tear, and it's now in Brian's lounge.
Elvis was still alive when they did this performance (and they'd done the medley a few months prior in the States, a lot of times!), I wonder if he ever knew they were such big fans of his. It's a shame they never got to meet.
That's some fantastic information. Thanks for sharing this. They are such professionals they pulled those switches off seamlessly.
Brilliant reaction ❤❤ love this medley Lucille Little Richard, Jailhouse Rock Elvis, Saturday Nights Alright For Fighting Elton John, Stupid Cupid Connie Francis, Be Bop A Lula think it was Gene Vincent xx
Great info 👍
Lucille was sung by Little Richard released in 1957 .I was 10 years old.That last little part is the national anthem of England. Queen end all of their concerts with their rendition.
Absolutely Queen rock and roll band number one in the world... ❤.. Thank you for your reaction.. ❤
And Roger is so very cool about his abilities. Watch him sing and Jeff Beck (guitar)accompanys playing Roger's "Say It's Not True". . . live in concert at least 12 years ago?
Queen loved the old classics. You need to watch Brian play "God Save the Queen" on top of Buckingham palace rooftop, he says it was probably the most nerve wracking thing he ever did, approximately 1 Billion people worldwide watched him do it.
Must admit when I saw Brain May do it on Buckingham Palace roof. I was amazed he was allowed to.
@@malcolmpeacock2484 It was to celebrate The Queen's Golden Jubilee so Palace approved (obviously)
@nanner3200 yeah I knew what it was for. But will say if didn't look like a safe place to play for Brian May
@@malcolmpeacock2484Brian was asked to do it 😮 ... At first they were thinking about him playing the national anthem strolling the rooms of the palace but Brian suggested that the only way that it would be worthy doing it for that Jubilee was him being the lone piper on the roof. 😮 They accepted his idea and then he was in shock saying to himself: Oh, God, now I really have to do this! 😮😮
When he was asked if he was scared of falling from that hight he said: No, I wasn't afraid of falling but if I failed I would throw myself down ... 😂
Hi folks! This was the first tour I saw them on. (It was a double-edged sword. I was 12, my Pop was a huge fan. We never missed a show, but, it was my Pop.) I'd never seen anything like that and still haven't. He wore a succession of those catsuits, and that disco ball suit shone like the midday sun. A thousand laser beams lit up the Richfield Coliseum and my grades promptly plummeted. (I blamed my parents' divorce. Let's be real, after all.) I think the strangest thing I heard them do was the old Ricky Nelson chestnut, "Garden Party." I had to look that one up. Sorry my posts aren't terribly informative, but your channel gives me a great opportunity to reminisce about the greatest band that ever was. Love you guys!
Your posts are always welcome and we truly enjoy them. The comments section is always entertaining.
Little Richard. 😲 Wow! 🤯
Queen❤❤one of a kind … love it❤❤
Hey team. I rocked with y’all today 💥💥💥still got my last 2 requests in. 1 for coach & 1 for Mrs coach. So I’ll wait till those drop before I add more. Nice disco attire for Freddie today 😂
Can't help but rock to this one. They were on fire.
I first saw Queen in 1977 and they loved to end their shows with 50s rock ‘n’ roll Classics, which is what they grew up on and is what really started it all for bands like them. Zeppelin did the same thing!
Very cool way to pay tribute to those who paved the way.
Queen love classic music. They have high respect for other bands and fellow singers. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Coach. I also enjoy watching your other reviews on other bands, but of course I'm happier when QUEEN is your feature. You made us Queen fans happy
❤👑❤ Stay safe!!😊
Very kind of you to say. Thank you so much!
Love your Queen reactions. I'm really curious what you guys think of the song " Was it All Worth it" also from Queen. Theres no live version unfortunately. Its about the journey Queen has taken from begin to end. Very very good song. If you watch the video from the offical Queen youtube-page, they will never block the vid! Thanks in advance from the Netherlands
Thanks for the suggestion.
Hi Coach and Mrs Coach, I loved your reaction to Queen's awesome rock n roll medley, they really are the GOAT'S, whether playing their own music or somebody else's, they just rock like nobody else! This medley closed out their concert at London's Earl's Court arena in June '77 and the instrumental piece after the band said their farewell's was the English national anthem, Queen style :) It ended every Queen show right up until Knebworth in August '86. Either one of these tunes in this medley were rockers and another 'rocker' I highly recommend you both react to is Keep Yourself Alive from Montreal '81. A-Quee-ciate, I love it, is that a word? It is now ;) We a-Quee-ciate you too :) Have a good week and I'll look forward to your next Queen reaction.
LOL, we make it up as we go. Thanks for that good info!
@CoachCastTV Hehe, cool, it's the best way :) No problem, anytime. Sorry, I've only just seen your reply. Have a good day :)
Please listen to who wants to live forever live at Budapest. It is with out a doubt the best version of that song!
This is sooooo good ❤❤❤❤❤ John Decon is getting down ❤❤❤❤
Yes he is!
I really enjoy watching your videos, you both do a good job. Please consider doing reactions to entire Queen albums. You can do one song at a time; but, cover the entire album in a series of videos. Coach will really love their older stuff as much of it is harder rock. And, there are some VERY good hidden gems in some of those albums ... songs that never made it to radio. Peace to you both. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much!
Hi try looking at the late Queen having tea with Paddington then tapping the rift to we will rock you. Followed by Adam Lambert and Queen playing outside Buckingham Palace.
Right in Mrs Coach’s wheelhouse. Not 😂😂. I reckon you’d enjoy some of the songs from the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. George michael someone to love or Elton John’s and all rose bohemian rhapsody or annie Lennox and david Bowie under pressure. Or the great moment at the end of Liza Minnelli doing no we are the champions
hello my darlings!!
hey hey hey!
I see that you appreciate my suggestions and I am very happy, really happy, you and we (Queen fans) are made to vibrate with good and powerful Rock! what a rhythm my God! what energy, it’s a neck-breaking blow! all in power, brian may is really excellent too, what class! I thank you for trusting me and I know that Mr. Coach appreciates this genre......simply Rock! so I give you another suggestion, still in the Queen Rock spirit ok? I'll give you the link my darlings, thank you very much again to both of you
philippe
Queen - Princes Of The Universe (Official Video)
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘👄👄👄👄👄👄♥♥♥♥♥♥
Thanks so much...this was truly a great one!
Ended with God Save the Queen.
Nice video never heard them do this before what a treat! Loved the way Mr Coach said Freddie looks like a disco ball 😂
😁 It was a good time. 👍
Lucille was every brothers and little Richard
ah I forgot to tell you.....the last song at the end of the rock medley is the English national anthem!
God save the Queen
played by queen still with their version, but close to the original
and Queen closes all their concerts with God Save the Queen
Thanks!
In the us it is my country this of thee in uk god save the queen
If you enjoyed this you have to check out the rock and roll melody at Wembley 1986.
The tune you thought you know us the national anthem of England,God save the Queen, the boys played it very naughtily on one of the early albums,since that date the fans have sung it to the band as they leave the stage. You should listen to it at the end of Wembley, it's sung with such love it sends chills down my spine. If you watch it after We are the champions I guarantee you will feel the same xx
P.S. The really sad thing is, they ended every show with "God Save the Queen" and those blurry blinking lights in the background are part of The Crown-the greatest stage set they ever had. Before the show, it just looked like black fabric in a crown shape with disco balls for ornamentation at the top. But when it was lit up and the show was on, there was nothing like it, and there's woefully little footage of it. They filmed everything else after to the rafters, but not that crown. It was something to behold.
Sounds impressive. At least we do have a lot of footage of them, even if not everything. This was such a fun one.
They used to end the concert with God save the Queen. The British national anthem.....
It’s Lucille by little Richard’s with the beat of led Zepplins rock n roll
Ah, thanks!
They end every concert with God Save the Queen, arranged by Sir Brian.
Lucille is Little Richard.
Yeah, saw that in the comments. Although Chuck Berry did cover it, so we found out.
That was probably the encore because they would sing other people’s songs in the encore
I'm hopping on late, so someone may have already told you. Little Richard did "Lucille". This version is really different though.
Yes, they did. Although it does appear Chuck Berry covered it, along with lots of others. LOL
@@CoachCastTV including Elvis!
Disco ball? I call his jumpsuit the "silver salmon" outfit. 🤣
LOL...that works, too.
Here is one of my favorite Queen Rock "n Roll medleys: " It is: "You're So Square Baby I Don't Care" by Buddy Holly and later Elvis, "Hello Mary Lou Goodbye Heart" by Ricky Nelson, and "Tutti Frutti" by Little Richard - ua-cam.com/video/yq1QSpsdqLc/v-deo.html, The band is loose and having fun during this.
We'll definitely have to do more medleys, we really enjoyed this one.
Thank you for that link - I had never seen that one. So funny when Freddie says "I forgot the words" and Brian immediately fills in the next bit. They covered each others back all the time. Great guys!
freddy dint bother to even get out of pajamas
😅
Queen always ended their concerts with GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Very British
Lucille was Little Richard wasn't it ? Still waiting for MARCH OF THE BLACK QUEEN by the way 🙂
Yes, they said in the comments it was, although we saw Chuck Berry (and lots of others) did cover it.
Great reaction as usual, now try something completely different , you wouldn't think it was the same band, the song 39
Thanks very much.
Rolling Quartz new MV (comeback) "Stand Up"
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Enjoy the music video. ❤
Please Reaction Breakthru oficial, The Great Pretender e Headlong Queen obrigado.
...not my favorite, but fun to watch. Thanks for the review. Breakthru, Hitman, Brian May's Resurrection live. Boomer Sooner.
Coach, I found this video of Howard Stern showing Brian May's response to being named the Greatest Guitarist by Guitar World - ua-cam.com/video/Ca2I4rHesdU/v-deo.html. I thought that you might enjoy it.
And you might enjoy this video of when Brian met Roger and Freddie - ua-cam.com/video/_N2JSiNMfjI/v-deo.html
Nice, thanks! I'll check these out after work.
Lap of the gods live ,react please
Please listen to Emily Mei - Monster under the bed
yall have a lot of Sabaton animated story videos better get on it
I like you two but man, not being able to identify the national anthem of America's closest ally really does show what an insular country it is.
There are other countries? LOL
FIRST....