QueenZone discussion #1146758
What bits of other songs has Brian played in his solo?
| Holly2003 31.10.2008 05:51 |
So what bits of other songs has Brian played in his solo? : Three Blind Mice (London 1975) Danny Boy (Dublin 1984) - I think: could be wrong. Silent Night (London 1980?) Barcelona (Barcelona 2008) and...? |
| Sunshine__123456 31.10.2008 06:29 |
'An den schöne blaue Donau' Vienna 2005 'Father Jacob' Leiden, Netherlands 1980 |
| Major Tom 31.10.2008 06:55 |
Chinese torture - The 05 tour. But maybe that doesn't count... |
| masterstroke_84 31.10.2008 07:29 |
I feel fine - 1986 & 2005 Kalinka - 1998 AW Tour The Three Stooges song!! - Earls Court 77 And a lot more. |
| inu-liger 31.10.2008 07:30 |
I believe he did bits of a traditional Japanese song, "Sakura, Sakura" during his solo on one (or more?) of the 2005 Japanese shows. |
| Holly2003 31.10.2008 07:58 |
masterstroke_84 wrote: I feel fine - 1986 & 2005 Kalinka - 1998 AW Tour The Three Stooges song!! - Earls Court 77 And a lot more.Just to be clear, I'm not talking about bits of covers that the band have played or little impros between songs, what I mean is melodies that Brian has incorporated into his long 'Brighton Rock' type solo. So regarding I Feel Fine, was it played as part of Brian's solo or just as part of an improv between songs? Also, what is kalinka? Please feel free to list more if you know them. |
| masterstroke_84 31.10.2008 08:14 |
Except I Feel Fine in 1986, the other three that I mentioned was during Brian's solo... Kalinka is a traditional russian tune The T. Stooges was also par of Brian's solo in earls court Sakura, Sakura... another traditional tune (I forget that one!, amazing in Super Live dvd) Concierto de aranjuez (during Brian's solo in Madrid last time) I dont remember anymore now.. |
| Fenderek 31.10.2008 08:17 |
Holly- Kalinka is a very famous Russian melody... Probably the most famous Russian melody of all time. |
| masterstroke_84 31.10.2008 08:28 |
Is the music of one of the TETRIS levels right? hahaha xD |
| Erin 31.10.2008 10:31 |
Tetris...LOL |
| Raf 31.10.2008 10:52 |
Holly2003 wrote: So what bits of other songs has Brian played in his solo? : Three Blind Mice (London 1975) Danny Boy (Dublin 1984) - I think: could be wrong. Silent Night (London 1980?) Barcelona (Barcelona 2008) and...? Silent Night was in 1979, at the Hammersmith Odeon, in London. During the whole 2005/06 tour, he also played parts of Chinese Torture. ;) |
| MerMayTayDea 31.10.2008 11:30 |
"El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical music |
| Vali 31.10.2008 12:13 |
Strauss' Blue Danube in Vienna, 2005; this was one of the digital downloads of the previous tour |
| Major Tom 31.10.2008 12:29 |
What about the "Winnie the pooh"? :D |
| The Real Wizard 31.10.2008 12:37 |
MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical music Classical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. |
| Holly2003 31.10.2008 13:09 |
MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical music This concert? I don't hear it. Then again, I'm a bit deaf. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=qJp1dWPrznM |
| fernandosales 31.10.2008 13:39 |
In Seattle, 2006 american tour, he play a Jimy Hendrix's riff.... |
| Mean Mr. Ketchup 31.10.2008 15:54 |
I Go Crazy - particularly prominent in Edinburgh 1982 |
| doxonrox 31.10.2008 21:08 |
Sir GH wrote:MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical musicClassical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. Ahhh, a jazzer. So rare these days. |
| The Real Wizard 01.11.2008 00:16 |
doxonrox wrote:Sir GH wrote:Ahhh, a jazzer. So rare these days.MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical musicClassical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. On this forum, certainly. There are a couple others... But in the wider world, they're around! |
| YourValentine 01.11.2008 08:07 |
Holly, the poster on YouTube says that he did not record the first part of the solo with the Concierto de Aranjuez: comenzo tocando unas frases de el "Concierto de Aranjuez" con Chorus y Delay (esta parte no la grabe) he started playing some phrases of the Concierto de Aranjuez ... (I did not record that part) It will be on part 4 of the amazing video that is shared on QZ at the moment :-) |
| YourValentine 01.11.2008 08:15 |
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| Hank H. 01.11.2008 18:44 |
Sir GH wrote:doxonrox wrote:On this forum, certainly. There are a couple others... But in the wider world, they're around!Sir GH wrote:Ahhh, a jazzer. So rare these days.MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical musicClassical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. Wouldn't a jazzer know that it's "Sketches *Of* Spain"? [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img] |
| Holly2003 01.11.2008 19:10 |
YourValentine wrote: Sweet. Thanks YV! |
| YourValentine 02.11.2008 05:24 |
Okay, here is the bit from the Madrid ripped from the amazing video shared on QZ. Andrea Bocellis sang this tune on the Pavarotti and Friends concert in Modena 2003 where Brain and Roger played, too. I did not find the clip on YouTube but here is the same song on another occasion link |
| Holly2003 02.11.2008 07:15 |
YourValentine wrote: Okay, here is the bit from the Madrid ripped from the amazing video shared on QZ. Andrea Bocellis sang this tune on the Pavarotti and Friends concert in Modena 2003 where Brain and Roger played, too. I did not find the clip on YouTube but here is the same song on another occasion http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=05jvFnMStEo Thanks again YV. It is good people like you that make this site worth visiting. This is probably the nicest thing Brian has done in his solo for a long, long time. |
| beautifulsoup 02.11.2008 08:11 |
(Double post, sorry). |
| beautifulsoup 02.11.2008 08:14 |
masterstroke_84 wrote: I feel fine - 1986 & 2005 Kalinka - 1998 AW Tour The Three Stooges song!! - Earls Court 77 And a lot more. The Three Stooges Song is "Listen to the Mockingbird" by Alice Hawthorne (pseudonym of Septimus Winner), published in 1855. |
| Mr Mercury 02.11.2008 10:07 |
Brian also played a tiny bit of Loch Lomond in the recent Glasgow show. Unfortunately this clip misses half of it link |
| The Real Wizard 04.11.2008 13:54 |
Hank H. wrote:Sir GH wrote:Wouldn't a jazzer know that it's "Sketches *Of* Spain"? [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img]doxonrox wrote:On this forum, certainly. There are a couple others... But in the wider world, they're around!Sir GH wrote:Ahhh, a jazzer. So rare these days.MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical musicClassical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. Haha.. yes, yes... you caught me !! |
| mikeryde 14.11.2008 13:35 |
Intro to 'Keep Yourself Alive'...Wembley Arena 8th November 2008. |
| Queenfan213 18.11.2008 19:49 |
I think I read on queenlive.ca that Brian included some of Dead On Time in a performance in the Jazz Tour. |
| FriedChicken 19.11.2008 08:47 |
Sir GH wrote:MerMayTayDea wrote: "El concierto de Aranjuez" Madrid 2008. Spanish clasical musicClassical until Miles Davis had his way with it... gotta love Sketches In Spain. You've beaten me! |
| Queenfan213 21.11.2008 10:14 |
He also played "You Really Got Me Now" by The Kinks in the Saarbrucken performance. |