Such a beautiful gesture of love and gratitude! In 1975, they first went on tour in Japan and (no kidding) it was like Beatlemania- they were greeted at the airport by tons of fans, got lots of gifts, etc. Basically Japan was the first country to fully embrace and acknowledge Queen as the Rock Gods they still are. Basically Queen really knows how to show love, respect and gratitude to fans. Before the whole lockdown took place, Queen and Adam Lambert managed to perform in Asia, New Zealand and Australia earlier this year and Brian May sang this song while in Japan and the crowds went just as nuts as ever! While its gorgeous live, they never sang the whole song through. The studio lyric version is also worth a listen, its beautiful!
This wasn't their first trip here. They made 7 trips plus Freddie did a lot of shopping for Garden Lodge. They taught themselves the language, and flew their interpreter to London to make sure they had the correct words and meaning according to one of the books. The Japanese were their biggest fans.
I see Teo Torriatte and over I cruise! Freddie's vocals are so nice and sharp. Brian's written & plays a lovely song here for us and for Queen's fans in Japan. They LOVED Japan. And were Loved back.
Roger twirls his sticks to keep time and he does it all the time, it is like a pianist lifting up their hand during a musical rest. Brian wrote this song, I have always thought he fell in love with someone in Japan, kind of an instant attraction but knowing he would need to be moving on to be with his family and his life in his home of England. Brian did say he loved Japan. The song was on the album Day At The Races which came out in 1976. I love this song, it is so beautiful and the Japanese fans treated Queen like huge celebrities before any other country reacted to them in that way.
Queen truly appreciated and loved their fans. There is a video from their time in Budapest showing Freddie and Brian learning a Hungarian folk song to perform in concert. Freddie had to write the words on his hand to remember them. Classic.
Thanks for this. One of my favorites. Would you please do a reaction to Brian May singing with his band after Freddie,s death. most wonderful songs Back To The Light and Another World. And do a reaction on Freddie and Brian singing Is This The World We Created?
OMG you have to listen to [ Love of my life - Queen in Tokyo Japan ] Freddie loved the way the Japaneses people sing in sync and actually they were great singing it with him
A wonderful Tribute to their fans. And a lovely song... I've loved it since the seventies. It's on "a day At the races" so not just published shortly before the concert.
Love, love , love this song. The studio version sounds like a choir. You have to listen to it! When Queen first toured Japan after the Sheer Heart Attack album in April 1975 apparently over 3,000 fans showed up at the airport. Freddie loved everything Japanese (except raw fish) and collected Japanese art. This is a thank you to their fans written by Brian. This is just one example of how much Queen loved their fans. There is some great footage on youtube of interviews in Tokyo. This is 1979 and the song was released in 1976 on the Day At the Races album and was only sung in concert in Japan. Brian is very good at languages but they had a Japanese translator take Brian's chorus and translate it. Let Us Cling Together is the English translation. Check out their Budapest concert and you will see Brian and Freddie with Mary Austin learning a Hungarian folk song for their fans.
Japan has a special place in Queen's heart, It's the places where they had hits before any other country .this song is the last song on A day at the races album
Love this performance and love this song. When you have time you may want to watch the studio lyric video for the full song. Done as always with a lot of emotion, very endearing.
Hey my brother not only they sang in Japanese also when Queen went to Budapest Freddie sang a folk song in Hungarian back to the audience and you should watch that. I think that Queen leaves every other band in the dust. Thank you for your reaction.
Thank you Debbie! I am Hungarian so this means a world to me! I’ve seen every possible video about this- from him rehearsing in the hotel to him singing at the concert. I will leave the link for Hap here in case he wants to check out.
Another great reaction. I'm so glad you liked it. It's one of my favorites. Queen loved their Japanese fans. I recall telling you that Japan changed everything for Queen when they first toured there. On November 24, 1991, a million million tears were shed in Japan (and a billion billion around the world) which continue to today when Brian sings Teo Torriatte to the old and young fans in the Japanese audiences who still sing their hearts out with this song. The words were prophetic.
Another song I haven't heard before! Thank you! I love it (no surprise). Love the sing along and it's a beautiful melody. At the risk of overusing the word "love" - gah! I love Freddie's voice here.
Beautiful song!!!! Freddie was a lover of all japanese. He has another japanese song in his solo album Barcelona called La Japonaise. You should try it. Very different, operatic style.
Such a beautiful song. Loved your reaction! I love it when Roger flips the drum sticks. If you will notice he does it on almost every video..Queen has a huge fan base in Japan. In an interview they said the first time they toured Japan they were met at the airport with a crowd “similar to what the Beatles had when they first arrived in America”. They were stunned but loved it!
It was a Hungarian folk song, they rehearsed it in the hotel in Budapest before the concert. He learned the first verse and went on with la la la in the following verses letting the crowd fill in the blanks!
Every where they went they tried to show how much they appreciate their fans and spectators in concert. That's true Japan was special for them. Watch the video they made to thank the Japanese for that.
They so loved their fans. While they were in Budapest, Freddie learned a Hungarian Folk Song (in Hungarian) to sing together with the people at the show. If and when you get to documentaries, Hungarian Rhapsody gives great insight in to the first band to tour behind the Iron Curtain.
The title means Let us cling together. I do believe that it was covered by a Japanese singer named Kokia which appeared on her 2008 Christmas album. Great reaction, thanks again! Dont forget my request from a few weeks ago, Freddie Mercury - Time waits for nobody, released in 2019. You wont regret it!
Teo torriatte is last song on album (A Day at the Races),1976 is ben recorded and released in 1977 in Japan only , songwriter is Brian May they love Japanese and learn language all grupe members
Dear Sir, thanks for your reactions on Freddie and Queen. Treat yourself and listen to Ensueno and The Golden Boy, by Freddie and Montserrat Caballe. It is spine chilling beautiful. Keep well.
Oh, I've forgotten to tell you that I'd like you to react to "you don't fool me". Another vibe here from queen!!! It sounds like something you would expect to hear in a club or in a disco. (at least for me). Id like to hear your opinion, since I enjoy every reaction you do!
7:15 the song had been out for about 3 years on their album "A Day At The Races" for the general public. It's even easier for them to learn the lyrics too, since it is in Japanese.
He has sang in Japanese, Arabic, and Hungarian. I think it's either he or Brian that sings in Spanish. Brian speaks French beautifully. They know these lyrics because the album came out before the tour.
I thought he was singing in Farsi rather than Arabic. I could be wrong, but in Iran the language is Farsi. Did Freddie not also sing a song in Hungarian during their tour there? There is also a video of Freddie and Brian rehearsing it.
Diane, I was thinking of "Mustafa " in Arabic, if it's Farsi, I apologize. Then, yes, when they were in Hungary. Freddie learned & sang a Hungarian folk song. The documentary called Hungarian Rhapsody shows it. Then there's "Las Palabres" ( I might be wrong on that spelling) I'm forgetting right now, but there might be more.... I'll look and let you know
Yes Queen have always been big in Japan, even before Bohemian Rhapsody. Studio version has a bit more Brian guitar work 🙂 but a kids choir comes in at the end 😟
HAP3SPEAKZ DEFNITELY worth watching the Roger cam from Wembley...though, I don’t know of any other concerts that had a dedicated Rogercam set up. They had cameras set up to show him, but you never see him more than a few measures at a time. The Wembley concert used more than one camera to KEEP the focus on Roger, and intercut shots of him like usual for the final film, but they also released 20 minutes of ENTIRE songs just from Roger’s drum kit. That’s what makes it stand out.
Freddie wrote a song in Japanese too. He loved the culture. It's called La Japonaise, and is on the Barcelona album. Montserrat Caballe sings it with him and it is really beautiful. He also sang some in Spanish with her in that album : Ensueno, the song that came out of Exercises in Free Love.
Another great song from this album that you should react to is “White Man”, it’s a very historical song telling about the American Indians and their interactions with Europeans
To be fair, lots of people can sing in a foreign language.... I mean, how many people can sing songs in English without being a native speaker? One thing that astonishes me, though, is the fact that he sang Ensueño un Spanish (it's the final version of Exercises in free love) and his accent is practically flawless. Except for one little moment, you would never say he isn't a native speaker. Also, it's beautiful to see the audience singing along, but the studio version is so rich too. You can hear there a lot of Japanese musical touches. Oh, in Mustapha Freddie sings a bit in Arabic (and makes up his own language too 😃)
My favorite song from the album "a day at the races". Japanese fans are the best fans one's can have! Next time react to the Studio version, cause there's a part which is missing here (I mean the so called Bridge) 😕
The studio version winds up to a powerful bridge before cutting back to the chorus and instrumental fade out - pity that they left that out on the live version. Have a listen if you get chance
Someone please tell me if this is incorrect.... but I'm SURE that I remember reading: When Freddie was writing this song, he actually had the woman who was the band's translator (from their previous visit to Japan) flown into the UK, just to work on the Japanese lyrics with him 😲
I love those recordings from the Japan tours, because it's so sweet how these fans are literally going crazy. Freddie had severe voice problems in the Japan shows 1979, it was the end of a long tour. In this song he's sounding only a bit hoarse here and there, but in other songs he's really struggling. Anyway, his voice recovered after that, and we have wonderful recordings like those from Montreal 1981.
Japan was the first place where they became really huge stars. Its a core market to Queen till today.
Remarkable isn't it?
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Freddie loved Japan 💖💖🤴
Such a beautiful gesture of love and gratitude! In 1975, they first went on tour in Japan and (no kidding) it was like Beatlemania- they were greeted at the airport by tons of fans, got lots of gifts, etc. Basically Japan was the first country to fully embrace and acknowledge Queen as the Rock Gods they still are. Basically Queen really knows how to show love, respect and gratitude to fans. Before the whole lockdown took place, Queen and Adam Lambert managed to perform in Asia, New Zealand and Australia earlier this year and Brian May sang this song while in Japan and the crowds went just as nuts as ever! While its gorgeous live, they never sang the whole song through. The studio lyric version is also worth a listen, its beautiful!
Tempted to go check the studio version out actually. It has such a romantic feel to it. 👍🏽
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ Give in to temptation, go for it! Enjoy!
I shall!!! Thank you. In fact I will take a listen now. But no reaction. This one is private. 👍🏽💜
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They actually learned to speak Japanese and Freddie was a collector of Japanese art
Never be beaten true artists and Freddie well what can i say I have no words.👏👏👏
He did this in Japanese such a great job and you are such a great gentleman todo this
This wasn't their first trip here. They made 7 trips plus Freddie did a lot of shopping for Garden Lodge. They taught themselves the language, and flew their interpreter to London to make sure they had the correct words and meaning according to one of the books. The Japanese were their biggest fans.
I think freddie's Japanese pronunciationis is soooo beautiful！
I see Teo Torriatte and over I cruise! Freddie's vocals are so nice and sharp. Brian's written & plays a lovely song here for us and for Queen's fans in Japan. They LOVED Japan. And were Loved back.
Love this song!! Love Queen❤❤❤ all four members of the band learned how to speak Japanese fluently because they loved Japan so much..
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They released a single of the song in Japan before they toured. Great reaction 🙂
Roger twirls his sticks to keep time and he does it all the time, it is like a pianist lifting up their hand during a musical rest. Brian wrote this song, I have always thought he fell in love with someone in Japan, kind of an instant attraction but knowing he would need to be moving on to be with his family and his life in his home of England. Brian did say he loved Japan. The song was on the album Day At The Races which came out in 1976. I love this song, it is so beautiful and the Japanese fans treated Queen like huge celebrities before any other country reacted to them in that way.
Queen truly appreciated and loved their fans. There is a video from their time in Budapest showing Freddie and Brian learning a Hungarian folk song to perform in concert. Freddie had to write the words on his hand to remember them. Classic.
Love, Love, Love! Best #queenreaction is here!
Another beautiful Quern song!!!
Thanks for this. One of my favorites. Would you please do a reaction to Brian May singing with his band after Freddie,s death. most wonderful songs Back To The Light and Another World. And do a reaction on Freddie and Brian singing Is This The World We Created?
OMG you have to listen to [ Love of my life - Queen in Tokyo Japan ] Freddie loved the way the Japaneses people sing in sync and actually they were great singing it with him
A wonderful Tribute to their fans. And a lovely song... I've loved it since the seventies. It's on "a day At the races" so not just published shortly before the concert.
That's great jutta, I'm going to listen to the studio version. It does seem like a lovely song.
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ , you should. Freddies voice wasn't quite in top Form in that concert. He Hits really high Notes in the Studio Version.
My boi Brian smashing those keys again! 🤘
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Love, love , love this song. The studio version sounds like a choir. You have to listen to it! When Queen first toured Japan after the Sheer Heart Attack album in April 1975 apparently over 3,000 fans showed up at the airport. Freddie loved everything Japanese (except raw fish) and collected Japanese art. This is a thank you to their fans written by Brian. This is just one example of how much Queen loved their fans. There is some great footage on youtube of interviews in Tokyo. This is 1979 and the song was released in 1976 on the Day At the Races album and was only sung in concert in Japan. Brian is very good at languages but they had a Japanese translator take Brian's chorus and translate it. Let Us Cling Together is the English translation. Check out their Budapest concert and you will see Brian and Freddie with Mary Austin learning a Hungarian folk song for their fans.
Japan has a special place in Queen's heart, It's the places where they had hits before any other country .this song is the last song on A day at the races album
Love this performance and love this song. When you have time you may want to watch the studio lyric video for the full song. Done as always with a lot of emotion, very endearing.
seen this tour in 79...liverpool...£4 cost..i was 13 at time....willnever forget the next 2 hours....wow
Hey my brother not only they sang in Japanese also when Queen went to Budapest Freddie sang a folk song in Hungarian back to the audience and you should watch that. I think that Queen leaves every other band in the dust. Thank you for your reaction.
Thank you Debbie! I am Hungarian so this means a world to me! I’ve seen every possible video about this- from him rehearsing in the hotel to him singing at the concert. I will leave the link for Hap here in case he wants to check out.
ua-cam.com/video/RPZdgyuixPA/v-deo.html
It is such a beautiful song and Freddie sings it’s perfectly ♥️
Thank you....in my top 5 💜
This song was on album day at the races, it came out before this concert...that's how they knew the lyrics
Thanks Kelly. As a new Queen kind of fan of their music. It's a total surprise.
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Another great reaction. I'm so glad you liked it. It's one of my favorites. Queen loved their Japanese fans. I recall telling you that Japan changed everything for Queen when they first toured there. On November 24, 1991, a million million tears were shed in Japan (and a billion billion around the world) which continue to today when Brian sings Teo Torriatte to the old and young fans in the Japanese audiences who still sing their hearts out with this song. The words were prophetic.
Another song I haven't heard before! Thank you! I love it (no surprise). Love the sing along and it's a beautiful melody. At the risk of overusing the word "love" - gah! I love Freddie's voice here.
Beautiful song!!!! Freddie was a lover of all japanese. He has another japanese song in his solo album Barcelona called La Japonaise. You should try it. Very different, operatic style.
Such a beautiful song. Loved your reaction! I love it when Roger flips the drum sticks. If you will notice he does it on almost every video..Queen has a huge fan base in Japan. In an interview they said the first time they toured Japan they were met at the airport with a crowd “similar to what the Beatles had when they first arrived in America”. They were stunned but loved it!
Very cool....
They had their version of Beatle mania in Japan lol it was crazy for them Check out Queen Japan 1975.
He also did one in Budapest, their National athhem
It was a hungarian folk song not the national anthem.
With the words written on his hand, they knew how to win the crowd over 👍👍
It was a Hungarian folk song, they rehearsed it in the hotel in Budapest before the concert. He learned the first verse and went on with la la la in the following verses letting the crowd fill in the blanks!
Roger amazingly always twirled his drum sticks and still kept timing with the other 3 gentlemen he played with
Beautiful! For me this was also "first time listen, first time reaction" I might have a new favorite queen song, definitely in my top 10.
Another beautiful song from the "Fantastic four" as you called them Hap 🙂.
Thank you for your reaction 👍
Every where they went they tried to show how much they appreciate their fans and spectators in concert. That's true Japan was special for them. Watch the video they made to thank the Japanese for that.
I'll try. Thanks Maxime.
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I've never heard this song, it's wonderful, brilliant! Thanks for this
They so loved their fans. While they were in Budapest, Freddie learned a Hungarian Folk Song (in Hungarian) to sing together with the people at the show. If and when you get to documentaries, Hungarian Rhapsody gives great insight in to the first band to tour behind the Iron Curtain.
The title means Let us cling together. I do believe that it was covered by a Japanese singer named Kokia which appeared on her 2008 Christmas album. Great reaction, thanks again! Dont forget my request from a few weeks ago, Freddie Mercury - Time waits for nobody, released in 2019. You wont regret it!
I love this song it’s so beautiful ♥️
The studio version is on Day at the Races Album 1976
If you hear shrieking and screaming from the crowds.. it's usually the Japanese fans. They're very devoted to Queen to this day.
they got a particularly weakness for Deaky, I read somewhere
Teo torriatte is last song on album (A Day at the Races),1976 is ben recorded and released in 1977 in Japan only , songwriter is Brian May they love Japanese and learn language all grupe members
Amazing to see this... especially when it was recorded. 1979 🤯 because I guess at that time not many British bands were visiting there.
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ I love youre reactions you amazing 🤟🤟
In an interview Freddie said they flew over their Japanes interpretor for the lyrics
Teo Torriate was on Day at the Races 1976 so this concert is three years later, that's how they know the Lyrics
They had the album 'a day at the races' with this song on it !
Thanks Hap, great version and a wonderful genuine reaction
Dear Sir, thanks for your reactions on Freddie and Queen. Treat yourself and listen to Ensueno and The Golden Boy, by Freddie and Montserrat Caballe. It is spine chilling beautiful. Keep well.
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Oh, I've forgotten to tell you that I'd like you to react to "you don't fool me". Another vibe here from queen!!! It sounds like something you would expect to hear in a club or in a disco. (at least for me). Id like to hear your opinion, since I enjoy every reaction you do!
7:15 the song had been out for about 3 years on their album "A Day At The Races" for the general public. It's even easier for them to learn the lyrics too, since it is in Japanese.
He has sang in Japanese, Arabic, and Hungarian. I think it's either he or Brian that sings in Spanish. Brian speaks French beautifully. They know these lyrics because the album came out before the tour.
P.s. now Brian sings it in concert when they're in Japan
They made a song especially dedicated to their loyal Japanese fans. What a statement. 🤯
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I thought he was singing in Farsi rather than Arabic. I could be wrong, but in Iran the language is Farsi. Did Freddie not also sing a song in Hungarian during their tour there? There is also a video of Freddie and Brian rehearsing it.
Diane, I was thinking of "Mustafa " in Arabic, if it's Farsi, I apologize. Then, yes, when they were in Hungary. Freddie learned & sang a Hungarian folk song. The documentary called Hungarian Rhapsody shows it. Then there's "Las Palabres" ( I might be wrong on that spelling) I'm forgetting right now, but there might be more.... I'll look and let you know
@@dianefowler8779 I also heard it was Farsi. Of course, to us Westerners, they pretty much sound the same.
The song was almost two years old by this time.
Yes Queen have always been big in Japan, even before Bohemian Rhapsody. Studio version has a bit more Brian guitar work 🙂 but a kids choir comes in at the end 😟
Thanks for the info!
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There are many videos of Queen live shows with “Roger Cams”
Yes it has been mentioned. The Roger cam from Wembley is worth a watch I was told. 🤯
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HAP3SPEAKZ DEFNITELY worth watching the Roger cam from Wembley...though, I don’t know of any other concerts that had a dedicated Rogercam set up. They had cameras set up to show him, but you never see him more than a few measures at a time. The Wembley concert used more than one camera to KEEP the focus on Roger, and intercut shots of him like usual for the final film, but they also released 20 minutes of ENTIRE songs just from Roger’s drum kit. That’s what makes it stand out.
Freddie wrote a song in Japanese too. He loved the culture. It's called La Japonaise, and is on the Barcelona album. Montserrat Caballe sings it with him and it is really beautiful. He also sang some in Spanish with her in that album : Ensueno, the song that came out of Exercises in Free Love.
You wrong not Freddie wrote a song , Brian may in 1976
I love that song 1 of my favourites of the Barcelona album
Freddie was so tired Through this concert.
I really love this song, is one of my favorites! Listen "Las palabras de amor" by Hot Space album. It's our song (Hispanic fans)
Going through withdrawls, need my daily Queen fix. How about My Melancholy Blues. Or Good Old Fashioned Lover boy! Keep em coming. Peace
Aw hi Karen..have you been and watched my entire Queen playlist? I got more Queen to come alongside other genres too. Thanks for your suggestions too. 👑👍🏽
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@@HAP3SPEAKZ I've watched all of your Queen reactions at least twice. Haha, I'm addicted.
Cor blimey! Well another one is on it's way in due time with a bunch of other songs so don't mind em👍🏽🙂
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When they first ever went to Japan they were greeted there akin to how the Beatles were in America
Another great song from this album that you should react to is “White Man”, it’s a very historical song telling about the American Indians and their interactions with Europeans
They give the japanese this song 3 yrs before this gig.1976 day at the races album.
To be fair, lots of people can sing in a foreign language.... I mean, how many people can sing songs in English without being a native speaker?
One thing that astonishes me, though, is the fact that he sang Ensueño un Spanish (it's the final version of Exercises in free love) and his accent is practically flawless. Except for one little moment, you would never say he isn't a native speaker.
Also, it's beautiful to see the audience singing along, but the studio version is so rich too. You can hear there a lot of Japanese musical touches.
Oh, in Mustapha Freddie sings a bit in Arabic (and makes up his own language too 😃)
Freddie's mother tongue was Gujarati.
Brian on piano here.
My favorite song from the album "a day at the races". Japanese fans are the best fans one's can have! Next time react to the Studio version, cause there's a part which is missing here (I mean the so called Bridge) 😕
Please check out the lyric video for Teo Torriatte
The studio version winds up to a powerful bridge before cutting back to the chorus and instrumental fade out - pity that they left that out on the live version. Have a listen if you get chance
why does this video only show on the queen playlist but not where it shows all your videos😳 great video again, anyway!💛
It should be working fine now :)
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Someone please tell me if this is incorrect.... but I'm SURE that I remember reading: When Freddie was writing this song, he actually had the woman who was the band's translator (from their previous visit to Japan) flown into the UK, just to work on the Japanese lyrics with him 😲
The best version of this song is on the album.
Las Palabras De Amor also
Freddie had voice problems on that night and even like that could sing better than most crap nowadays in their best
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Roger usually does that with anyways lol (:
He once dropped one by holding it too loosely and picked up a new one right away while playing It's Late in 1977
A very cool thing to see🥁 coz I didn't expect to see it. If that makes sense. Lol.
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Roger often twirled his sticks. Kind of a show off. :>)
Maybe a word monitor? I’m smiling- thank you Hap-
Knew the words cause it was released as a single pre tour? ❤
Written by Brian in 1976 ....
Try the album version.
Try Tie Your Mother Down, song written by Brian. Very upbeat
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I like the studio version better.
Cheers Fella, here's the studio version with lyrics: ua-cam.com/video/Ge18n2JCwBs/v-deo.html
Its the last song on the Day at the Races album. They toured Japan many times. This tour was after the album came out.
Amazing stuff !! World wide stars.
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I love those recordings from the Japan tours, because it's so sweet how these fans are literally going crazy.
Freddie had severe voice problems in the Japan shows 1979, it was the end of a long tour. In this song he's sounding only a bit hoarse here and there, but in other songs he's really struggling. Anyway, his voice recovered after that, and we have wonderful recordings like those from Montreal 1981.
Montreal 81 is overdubbed
You shaved?! Miss the facial fuzz man 😀
Always released an album then toured to promote the album that's why they knew the lyrics
That son his beatififul , sung in japoneses for tha audiene. You are missing Palabras de amor sung in spanish for the hispanic public
Corrector sorry. That song
album came out 76....show 79.
Listen to Let Me Live it s in the Made in Haeven album and Brian and Roger Aldo sing in that song, it s interesting
They are amazing. Freddie sang a song for the fans in Budapest also in Hungarian. They truly loved and appreciated all their fans.
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