Capes, crowns, and choir-boy harmonies-Bohemian Rhapsody rewrote radio while Killer Queen made eyeliner mainstream. Freddie's strut, Brian's riffs, Roger's thunder-operetta meets stadium stomp. More crown jewels being polished weekly.
A Gospel Rock Cry for Connection Queen’s “Somebody To Love” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on November 12, 1976, on EMI Records (catalogue: EMI 2565). Backed with “White Man,” this gospel-infused rock ballad, written by Freddie Mercury, was produced by Queen and engineered by Mike Stone. The A-side’s soaring vocals, layered harmonies, and Brian May’s guitar peaked at No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart for 9 weeks. Issued in solid centre, white label, company sleeve, a
Queen’s "Queen’s Rock Show" , a two-page feature in Bravo Magazine , October 18, 1976. Translation That was one of the most thrilling rock shows of the year: Queen conjure with sound and smoke! Roger Raylor It began like a Thousand and One Nights: Mysterious oriental sounds quietly penetrate the Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, still shrouded in complete darkness, where fans are packed together waiting for the first Queen show of the year. The music slowly transitions into "Bohem
