What a lucky man Eddie Howell.Helped by the best.
Beatiful backing vocals in the "Queen" style and terrible solo by Brian makes this song blast off like a rocket.
I like this old things very much.
angelrulax wrote: What a lucky man Eddie Howell.Helped by the best.
Beatiful backing vocals in the "Queen" style and terrible solo by Brian makes this song blast off like a rocket.
I like this old things very much.
Such an awkward video hahah. This is included on 'Ghost of a Smile', right? I never understood the connection to Smile/Queen, though I suspected that was Brian's guitar. Pretty funky song
One of my all-time favourite 'rare' songs ever, for sure. Did the single sink without a trace? If not, can anyone help me out and give a UK chart position from 1976, please?
tomchristie22 wrote:
Such an awkward video hahah. This is included on 'Ghost of a Smile', right? I never understood the connection to Smile/Queen, though I suspected that was Brian's guitar. Pretty funky song
Probably due to the fact Eddie was pimping out the song in the 90's. He had at least two separate CD-Single issues put out at the time.
angelrulax wrote:What a lucky man Eddie Howell.Helped by the best..
yeah, he was sooooooo lucky. in fact his career skyrocketed after this collaboration. just take a peek at his Wiki page. what? you can't find it?
that's cos there isn;t one - because that "queen help/luck" amounted to a career of a handful of non-charting singles and an album