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By popular demand, highlighting the best songs from Queen - Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor & John Deacon.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/38F52mOAnOPDfW1ZofNgs5?si=3e56438b61334420

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Queen - JTC Playlist

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Debbie America

Phenomenal! They are the Champions, so what a great way to end the video here. There is so much music to decipher. I agree the songs from Queen II are just so creative, imaginative, dynamic from the melodies to the astonishing harmonies. March of the Black Queen and the beautiful White Queen. Love Stone Cold Crazy. Killer Queen classic iconic! Including their live performances is just so important. Live they are just an incredibly solid Rock band from Brian May’s brilliant guitar work to such a solid and creative rhythm section with John Deacon and Roger Taylor. Freddie’s piano playing is underrated. But his voice that Classic gorgeous spirited gutsy breathtakingly beautiful voice, arguably the best voice in Rock n Roll! So glad to have revisited this playlist through your very thoughtful and thorough video. Bohemian Rhapsody live, heartbreaking. I agree he does seem to be talking about himself! I lived in NYC in the early 80s and saw so many people lose their lives to AIDS. So hearing you explain how poignant The Show Must Go On with Freddie knowing he is leaving this legacy: “I face it with a grin, I’m never giving in . With Brian’s gorgeous soulful guitar . . I have to find the will to go on . “ What a legacy! Thanks for reminding us just how important this band was/ is / will always be to the History of Rock n Roll! 🎵

Jani Maarala

I became a Queen fan when I heard I Want It All on TV in 1989. And Show Must Go On is just epic. I saw them with Adam Lambert two years ago and it was one of the best concerts I have seen. The Rhapsody tour was visually stunning, just absolutely gorgeous. Queen has so many great songs like Death On Two Legs (which is about their then-manager), Seven Seas Of Rhye, Breakthru, I'm Going Slightly Mad... I could just go on. What a band.