Golden Salmon 17.02.2019 12:33 |
Hi folks! I always wanted to compile every non-album cover track recorded by Brian and Roger. They have done plenty of them over the years, some of which aren't easily available - so here you are! This is the criterion I followed: - No main solo album or box set tracks. - It must feature a Queen member on lead vocals. This excludes "Runaway (Crime Story)", among many others. - Studio versions and professional live recordings only. - Chronological order according to Brian and Roger's timeline. TRACKLIST 1966 The Reaction - I Got You (I Feel Good) (by James Brown) 1966 The Reaction - In The Midnight Hour (by Wilson Pickett) 1984 Roger Taylor - Keep On Running (unreleased cover) (by Jackie Edwards, based on The Spencer Davis Group's version) 1990 The Cross - Foxy Lady (1990-12-07 London) (by Jimi Hendrix) 1990 The Cross + Brian May - Lucille (1990-12-07 London) (by Little Richard) 1995 Brian May - One Rainy Wish ('In From The Storm' tribute album version) (by Jimi Hendrix) 1998 Brian May - F.B.I. (by The Shadows) 1998 Brian May - Hot Patootie (What Ever Happened To Saturday Night) (by Meat Loaf) 1998 Brian May - Maybe Baby (by Buddy Holly) 1998 Brian May - Only Make Believe (by Conway Twitty) 1998 Brian May - Only Make Believe (VH1 broadcast, 1998-06-16 live semiacoustic version) (by Conway Twitty) (48 kHz) 1998 Roger Taylor - Keep A Knockin' (original 1998 version) (by Little Richard) 2001 Brian May - (I Don't Want Nobody) Teasin' Around (With Me) (based on "No Teasing Around" by Billy 'The Kid' Emerson) 2004 Brian May + Cozy Powell - (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame (unreleased cover) (by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, based on Elvis' version) 2004 Brian May + The Crickets - Maybe Baby (2004-09-24 Wembley) (by Buddy Holly) (48 kHz) 2004 Brian May + The Crickets - That'll Be The Day (2004-09-24 Wembley) (by Buddy Holly) (48 kHz) 2011 Brian May + Steve Cropper - I Do (by Lowman Pauling) 2011 Roger Taylor + Jeff Beck - People Get Ready (2011-06-04 Wintershall Estate) (by The Impressions) BONUS TRACK 1997 SAS Band + Roger Taylor & John Deacon - That's The Way God Planned It (by Billy Preston) EXTRA TRACKS (February 21st update) 2002 Brian May - Grand Coulee Dam (interview and performance, Lonnie Donegan tribute radio show) (by Lonnie Donegan) 2005 Brian May + Zucchero & Sharon Corr - Cosi Celeste (duet, 2005-06-11 Tromsø) (by Zucchero) - both tracks suggested by Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 2015 Brian May + Kerry Ellis - Since You've Been Gone (duet, 2012-09-16 London) (by Rainbow) - suggested by la_ultra_zona All tracks feature Brian or Roger on lead vocals and on guitar/drums respectively - except for: - "Foxy Lady" / "Lucille" (live) (Roger on lead vocals only, Brian on guitar only) - "F.B.I." (instrumental track) - "People Get Ready" (live) (Roger on lead vocals only) - "That's The Way God Planned It" (Roger on drums, lead vocals on one verse and backing vocals) I may have missed some tracks that fit the rules I followed, so please feel free to suggest them. Also, some of my sources aren't lossless - higher quality recordings are welcome! |
PROTOCOLMAN 17.02.2019 13:01 |
Fantastic! |
people on streets 17.02.2019 13:15 |
Thanks! |
la_ultra_zona 17.02.2019 13:58 |
Thanks a lot |
gambri 17.02.2019 17:25 |
Oooohhh! Fantastic collection! Super, total and many thanks! |
la_ultra_zona 17.02.2019 17:33 |
I would add Since You've been gone (Brian with kerry ellis), live at the Sunflower Super Jam. He signs, also. Is really a great one! link |
Saint Jiub 17.02.2019 18:17 |
la_ultra_zona wrote: I would add Since You've been gone (Brian with kerry ellis), live at the Sunflower Super Jam. He signs, also. Is really a great one! linkIs Brian deaf or have deaf friend? |
cmi 18.02.2019 10:12 |
Excellent compilation! Several corrections: 2004 Brian May + Cozy Powell - (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame (unreleased cover) (by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, based on Elvis' version) Cozy is no longer with us since 1998. This cover was demoed sometime around 1997 for 'Heroes' album "F.B.I." (Brian on guitar only, instrumental track) As far as I remember everything was played by Brian May on this track except two guitars by Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt form Status Quo. |
pmatsynot 18.02.2019 10:26 |
Fantastic..many thanks |
Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 18.02.2019 11:26 |
Fantastic job, Golden Salmon! Your collections are pure gold! Thanks a lot! I tried to remember if there would be something else to add and all I could come up with was Brian's Grand Coulee Dam, which seems to be unavailable online, and this: link Cheers, Ogre- |
Golden Salmon 18.02.2019 11:32 |
la_ultra_zona wrote: I would add Since You've been gone (Brian with kerry ellis), live at the Sunflower Super Jam. He signs, also. Is really a great one! linkHmmm, good one! Perhaps as a bonus track in a future update, since she does most of the singing. cmi wrote: Excellent compilation! Several corrections: 2004 Brian May + Cozy Powell - (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame (unreleased cover) (by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, based on Elvis' version) Cozy is no longer with us since 1998. This cover was demoed sometime around 1997 for 'Heroes' album "F.B.I." (Brian on guitar only, instrumental track) As far as I remember everything was played by Brian May on this track except two guitars by Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt form Status Quo.Duly noted. Of course, Cozy died in 1998, shortly before the AW tour. 2004 is the year the track surfaced on the Alive in Studio II bootleg. So "2004" is sort of a release date rather than the actual recording date. Sorry for the confusion. |
Golden Salmon 18.02.2019 11:55 |
Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira wrote: Fantastic job, Golden Salmon! Your collections are pure gold! Thanks a lot! I tried to remember if there would be something else to add and all I could come up with was Brian's Grand Coulee Dam, which seems to be unavailable online, and this: COSI CELESTE link Cheers, Ogre-Yes! Thank you a lot for the suggestions! I would love the DVD source for the original 46664 show, it's hard to get hold of. Could anybody share it or point the way to it? PM if necessary! EDIT: "Cosi Celeste" is not from the same show, but my request - for both - stands... :-P I just realised I have "Grand Coulee Dam" on a mislabeled MP3 file from 2002! The links here on queenzone are down but I can still include what I have. Does anybody know the station and date for the radio broadcast? I definitely missed this, so I'll be updating it ASAP :-) I would appreciate the best quality available, mine is just a 128 kbit source but maybe that's all there is. |
cmsdrums 18.02.2019 12:18 |
Roger has also performed 'Jealous Guy' by John Lennon and 'I Am The Walrus' by The Beatles, but these were not professionally filmed as far as I know so these don't fit your criteria.. I'm sure I've seen a multi camera shoot of Roger also singing Zep's 'Rock n Roll' with the SA Band, but not sure of the origen of that. |
Golden Salmon 18.02.2019 12:38 |
cmsdrums wrote: Roger has also performed 'Jealous Guy' by John Lennon and 'I Am The Walrus' by The Beatles, but these were not professionally filmed as far as I know so these don't fit your criteria.. I'm sure I've seen a multi camera shoot of Roger also singing Zep's 'Rock n Roll' with the SA Band, but not sure of the origen of that.Yes, I was aware of the first two but they're not pro-shot indeed. As for "Rock n Roll", you've got my attention: I don't suppose this performance (or a similar one) is available in pro quality... |
steindl 18.02.2019 14:18 |
dream is over (John Lennon cover) live performance by Brian |
Golden Salmon 18.02.2019 16:41 |
steindl wrote: dream is over (John Lennon cover) live performance by BrianNo soundboard / pro quality version of that exists outside the archives I'm afraid... does it? I mean, if I was to compile every cover back to the Queen days, it would be pretty massive but it would be mostly audience recordings. Queen's "Imagine" performances are short and cool, and while there is at least one listenable recording, it's not what I'm trying to do here. The point of this share is to collect every non-album, pro quality recordings out there. And I think I can easily add 2-3 tracks thanks to the suggestions so far. |
dudeofqueen 18.02.2019 16:55 |
The Cross - 1987 FC party: 08. Dust My Broom (Brian on guitar and vocals, John on bass) 10. Early Morning Blues (Brian on guitar and vocals, John on bass) 11. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (Brian on guitar, John on bass, Chris Thompson on vocals) The Cross @ The Marquee 1992: If I Were A Carpenter by Smile As well as: 05. Twist And Shout 08. Mr. Tambourine Man 10. Rock And Roll 21. Money 22. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) The set The Cross played with Roger Daltrey at the first show. 16. I Can't Explain (with Roger Daltrey) 17. I'm A Man (with Roger Daltrey) 18. Born On The Bayou (with Roger Daltrey) 19. Substitute (with Roger Daltrey) |
eYe 18.02.2019 17:04 |
Is 46664 THE EVENT (Nov 29, 2003) the DVD you're looking for? |
Golden Salmon 18.02.2019 18:08 |
dudeofqueen wrote: The Cross - 1987 FC party: 08. Dust My Broom (Brian on guitar and vocals, John on bass) 10. Early Morning Blues (Brian on guitar and vocals, John on bass) 11. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (Brian on guitar, John on bass, Chris Thompson on vocals) The Cross @ The Marquee 1992: If I Were A Carpenter by Smile As well as: 05. Twist And Shout 08. Mr. Tambourine Man 10. Rock And Roll 21. Money 22. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) The set The Cross played with Roger Daltrey at the first show. 16. I Can't Explain (with Roger Daltrey) 17. I'm A Man (with Roger Daltrey) 18. Born On The Bayou (with Roger Daltrey) 19. Substitute (with Roger Daltrey)Sure, but these are not soundboard quality or pro recordings, right? eYe wrote: Is 46664 THE EVENT (Nov 29, 2003) the DVD you're looking for?Yes! I'm currently, er... "obtaining" it as we speak :-P |
tassilo 18.02.2019 19:13 |
Thank you. |
Marlamir 19.02.2019 13:30 |
That sounds like very interesting collection. Thanks a lot. |
dudeofqueen 19.02.2019 15:58 |
Golden Salmon, re: >Sure, but these are not soundboard quality or pro recordings, right? Not in circulation, but they were retained in the band's archive. |
MackMantilla 20.02.2019 15:08 |
Thanks for sharing. |
Golden Salmon 21.02.2019 18:16 |
Update! EXTRA TRACKS 2002 Brian May - Grand Coulee Dam (interview and performance, Lonnie Donegan tribute radio show) (by Lonnie Donegan) 2005 Brian May + Zucchero & Sharon Corr - Cosi Celeste (duet, 2005-06-11 Tromsø) (by Zucchero) both tracks suggested by Arnaldo "Ogre-" Silveira 2015 Brian May + Kerry Ellis - Since You've Been Gone (duet, 2012-09-16 London) (by Rainbow) suggested by la_ultra_zona Thanks a lot for the suggestions! There's probably more we can add, keep them coming! I couldn't find very specific info for Grand Coulee Dam on a couple quick searches, perhaps someone here knows the date and station it was aired on. |
dudeofqueen 22.02.2019 14:19 |
From the '92 Guitar Legends Show 19.10: 37 –Joe Satriani Big Bad Moon Featuring – Brian May 38 –Steve Vai Liberty Featuring – Brian May 47 –Joe Walsh Rocky Mountain Way Featuring – Brian May, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai 48 –Paul Rogers* All Right Now Featuring – Brian May, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai 50 –Various Hey Joe |
Golden Salmon 22.02.2019 17:21 |
dudeofqueen wrote: From the '92 Guitar Legends Show 19.10: 37 –Joe Satriani Big Bad Moon Featuring – Brian May 38 –Steve Vai Liberty Featuring – Brian May 47 –Joe Walsh Rocky Mountain Way Featuring – Brian May, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai 48 –Paul Rogers* All Right Now Featuring – Brian May, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai 50 –Various Hey JoeThank you, but I'm looking for tracks where either Brian and Roger sing lead vocals (partially at least). Otherwise, this would become massive! |
Penetration_Guru 25.02.2019 12:48 |
I've misunderstood the rules here. Foxy Lady is on, despite having been on a studio album, but Since You've Been Gone isn't, despite not having been? |
Golden Salmon 25.02.2019 18:27 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: I've misunderstood the rules here. Foxy Lady is on, despite having been on a studio album, but Since You've Been Gone isn't, despite not having been?Well: - "Foxy Lady" is not the one in the studio album, but the 'official bootleg' live version. - "Since You've Been Gone" (live) is featured in a main solo album (I do consider it 'main' in any case), but the performance included here is not. I mean, I did not want to include the actual tracks in the main solo albums. Every other version is fine. |
Unniendo 26.02.2019 07:31 |
Great compilation! Thanks for share! |
Mkls 28.02.2019 11:53 |
link hi thanks - here is my input: the Grand Coulee Dam was on BBC R2, 2002/12/25 'All Roads Lead to Lonnie' - The above link you will find my recording in wav not mp3 - not only the song but also the whole programme, which features Brian frequently. I will add 'does your chewing gum lose its flavour' sang by Brian, from a French tv (1993) show if there is any request for that later, |
Golden Salmon 01.03.2019 12:59 |
Miklos wrote: link hi thanks - here is my input: the Grand Coulee Dam was on BBC R2, 2002/12/25 'All Roads Lead to Lonnie' - The above link you will find my recording in wav not mp3 - not only the song but also the whole programme, which features Brian frequently. I will add 'does your chewing gum lose its flavour' sang by Brian, from a French tv (1993) show if there is any request for that later,Hey, thanks a lot! Definitely an upgrade and you provided the date as well. I'll update ASAP and credit you :-) I have "Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour" too, it's just a 39 seconds improvisation clip but I can add it as an extra. Please share your version, surely it could be better than the very old MP3 file I have. |