| theCro 21.09.2006 23:46 |
who is playing trumpet on One Year Of Love ? |
| Lester Burnham 21.09.2006 23:49 |
Saxophone, and it says who plays it in the booklet. |
| theCro 21.09.2006 23:50 |
Lester Burnham wrote: Saxophone, and it says who plays it in the booklet.cold you be so kind and tell me cause i dont have it? |
| bohemian 11513 22.09.2006 02:13 |
theCro wrote:Well, then go and buy yourself a "trumpet"... and try to play it like Steve Gregory! ;-)Lester Burnham wrote: Saxophone, and it says who plays it in the booklet....i dont have it? |
| stateside fan 22.09.2006 02:34 |
guess its official info and we cant share it in hear.lol |
| FriedChicken 22.09.2006 04:18 |
If you don't have the album how come you know the song? |
| Adolfo and the spiders from Mercury 22.09.2006 04:51 |
theCro wrote: who is playing trumpet on One Year Of Love ?trumpet hahaha LMFAFO!!!!! |
| john bodega 22.09.2006 04:52 |
They should apologise for including something as aurally offensive as a saxophone. And those karaoke machine 'clicks' are awful... apart from that, lovely song. |
| [ Wybren™ ] 22.09.2006 06:50 |
Zebonka12 wrote: They should apologise for including something as aurally offensive as a saxophone. And those karaoke machine 'clicks' are awful... apart from that, lovely song.I don't like the 'trumpet';) thing either... I don't like the song much, sounds like a filler to me. |
| kudilja 22.09.2006 08:43 |
thanks for answer..well, I didn't know it either, although I have AKOM 86 original audio cassete(but without cover), released by Jugoton.. |
| rocks. 22.09.2006 12:49 |
theCro wrote: who is playing trumpet on One Year Of Love ?trumpet! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry...it's just that ive played the trumpet for over 5 years and anybody mistakening it for a sax sort of makes me laugh.....hahahahahaha, sorry love, cant help it! Steve Gregory played... And for the the record, the bit of "trumpet" on action this day is a synth-sax recording :P |
| Micrówave 22.09.2006 13:19 |
I don't understand what's wrong with a Sax on one song? While it's not the best solo, this is Freddie's best vocal on the album. The way he moves from note to note so quickly and keeps form always strikes me. Even better than "Forever". |
| rocks. 22.09.2006 13:36 |
Mircrowave! wrote: I don't understand what's wrong with a Sax on one song? While it's not the best solo, this is Freddie's best vocal on the album. The way he moves from note to note so quickly and keeps form always strikes me. Even better than "Forever".nothings wrong with it, I like it! Im just still laughing at "trumpet" hahaha... |
| Haystacks Calhoun II 22.09.2006 14:19 |
The Butt Trumpet. |
| rocks. 22.09.2006 14:32 |
Haystacks Calhounski wrote: The Butt Trumpet.Oh yes, for sure XD |
| Micrówave 22.09.2006 14:32 |
Ah, that's what those high notes were! |
| Another Person 22.09.2006 15:34 |
can anyone tell me who plays the flute in The Hitman? grazzie |
| rocks. 22.09.2006 15:37 |
bite me wrote: can anyone tell me who plays the flute in The Hitman? grazzieahahahahaha... |
| radio_what's_new 22.09.2006 15:38 |
[ Wybren™ ] wrote:Brian didn't like the the saxophone either...Zebonka12 wrote: They should apologise for including something as aurally offensive as a saxophone. And those karaoke machine 'clicks' are awful... apart from that, lovely song.I don't like the 'trumpet';) thing either... I don't like the song much, sounds like a filler to me. |
| tnjiric 22.09.2006 17:18 |
maybe Wynton Marsalis is playing it! :)) loool |
| Micrówave 22.09.2006 17:45 |
tnjiric wrote: maybe Wynton Marsalis is playing it! :)) looolI thought it was Miles. |
| theCro 22.09.2006 23:04 |
thanks for saxophone answer rofl |
| john bodega 23.09.2006 00:52 |
There are a few acts who've made saxophone tolerable. Queen weren't one of them. It's just on-the-nose, Kenny-G crap... when you have Brian May, why the *hell* have a sax solo?? |
| Rick 23.09.2006 03:38 |
Who plays bagpips in Bohemian Rhapsody? People say it's Brian's Red Special, I don't believe them. I downloaded the song and it's a bagpipes! |
| john bodega 23.09.2006 04:26 |
young_strat_man wrote:Well, at the time I was listening to Pink Floyd. Bowie's made it okay on occasion.Zebonka12 wrote: There are a few acts who've made saxophone tolerable. Queen weren't one of them. It's just on-the-nose, Kenny-G crap... when you have Brian May, why the *hell* have a sax solo??Is it possible you are referring to David Bowie? lol I think that the sax works on this Queen song ONLY. lol And only because it was part of The Highlander. But to each his own. |
| rocks. 23.09.2006 12:46 |
Zebonka12 wrote: There are a few acts who've made saxophone tolerable. Queen weren't one of them. It's just on-the-nose, Kenny-G crap... when you have Brian May, why the *hell* have a sax solo??errr...because the saxaphone is a totally differant instrument then the uitar and its cool? |
| groover 23.09.2006 19:15 |
<font color=blue>Rick wrote: Who plays bagpips in Bohemian Rhapsody? People say it's Brian's Red Special, I don't believe them. I downloaded the song and it's a bagpipes!Roy Wood |
| john bodega 23.09.2006 23:01 |
WhatMustHeThink wrote:HAHAH!Zebonka12 wrote: There are a few acts who've made saxophone tolerable. Queen weren't one of them. It's just on-the-nose, Kenny-G crap... when you have Brian May, why the *hell* have a sax solo??its cool? Thanks man I needed the laugh! |
| mike hunt 24.09.2006 03:26 |
Zebonka12 wrote: They should apologise for including something as aurally offensive as a saxophone. And those karaoke machine 'clicks' are awful... apart from that, lovely song.Once again you've proven your ignorance. A great sax solo and a great song. |
| mike hunt 24.09.2006 03:30 |
I agree |
| john bodega 24.09.2006 09:05 |
"once again..." .... ONCE AGAIN? Someone's imagining things. I'm never ignorant - I just happen to disagree with you maybe? 'What a twit' are fast becoming the most favoured words in my internal monologue, and they fit your last statement most adequately. So I don't like a bit of chincy saxophone.... the fuck?!?! |
| rocks. 24.09.2006 14:48 |
K, chill people, its just a differance of opinion of wether or not you like the fucking sax, just because one person does and one person doesnt, theres not means for an arguement, drop it.... |
| The Real Wizard 24.09.2006 17:41 |
I am usually the first to jump on the bandwagon for noting how we've given birth to the downloading generation - but in this case, I think you all are being a bit harsh in not revealing who the saxophonist was, because it's possible that "theCro" could have bought a compilation with the song on there (like Classic Queen), and in those liner notes, it doesn't specify who the guest musician was. It was Steve Gregory. |
| Deacon Fan 24.09.2006 18:44 |
Actually, there are trumpet-like things which make sax sounds. In fact, not so long ago a friend was telling me about this trumpet in a Roger solo performance of TATDOOL and he let me listen, and I said "you idiot! that's a saxophone!" so he shows me a screen cap and indeed, it looks like a trumpet and sounds like a sax. Just thought I'd share that. |
| [StArMaN] 24.09.2006 19:03 |
"Steve Gregory" was hired by John and Freddie, after his playing in "Careless Whispers", from George Michael. He is THE man. |
| john bodega 24.09.2006 22:09 |
WhatMustHeThink wrote: K, chill people, its just a differance of opinion of wether or not you like the fucking sax, just because one person does and one person doesnt, theres not means for an arguement, drop it....You just swore. |
| The Fairy King 25.09.2006 04:11 |
[StArMaN] wrote: "Steve Gregory" was hired by John and Freddie, after his playing in "Careless Whispers", from George Michael. He is THE man.He the guy playing sax on CW??? :o Nice! |
| Sebastian 25.09.2006 19:42 |
Anybody can tell me what kind of sax was that? (I'm not doing it as trivia pursuit, I honestly don't know). |
| Bohardy 25.09.2006 21:27 |
Alto. |
| Sebastian 26.09.2006 06:13 |
Thanks. The one in 'Careless Whisper' is Alto as well, isn't it? |
| stateside fan 26.09.2006 08:40 |
Its a Steve Sax,only made in america |
| gnomo 27.09.2006 04:13 |
Bubbles! wrote: there are trumpet-like things which make sax sounds... sax soprano ...? [link |
| kudilja 27.09.2006 13:51 |
in Careless Whisper is Tenor sax.... |
| Deacon Fan 27.09.2006 13:58 |
Possibly, gnomo. Though I remember it as having a wider, trumpet-like opening. LOL. |
| Micrówave 28.09.2006 15:18 |
kudilja wrote: in Careless Whisper is Tenor sax....Actually, the final take on the recording (Make It Big LP), it's a keyboard. |
| YourValentine 30.09.2006 21:39 |
btt |
| Micrówave 01.10.2006 21:42 |
God bless you. |
