Tina Turner (born Anna Mae Bullock; November 26, 1939) has passed away today, 5-24-2023. The world has lost another legendary performer. When Tina walked onto the stage she set the place on fire and blew out the flames at the same time being Too Cool
I am so surprised that you haven't hit this one before now. This is my favorite live performance, period. Brian on that guitar just screams and cries in ways that shoot right through me and leave me with goosebumps and Freddie is smashing it on the piano. Freddie's vocals are so emotive and I have to give it up for Roger and John who are the backbone of this song in the most beautiful and of ways. The whole band absolutely killed it on this song! Thank you for your reaction.
Brian May wrote this song about a girl he liked when he was in college but never got up the courage to talk to her. It’s my favorite live performance by anyone. I was so happy to log on and see that you had reacted to this song!
Haunting is the word that describes this song. Nobody could have done this like Freddie and the band. Absolutely remarkable. This is LIVE!!!! No autotune, just pure talent
One of my favorite moments in music Freddie’s piano singing with Brian’s guitar .This song stays with me and always gives me a feeling of nostalgia .Queen is unlike any other band… their music is classic sounding like some of the songs have always been there
This sound is unmatched by anyone - it simply can't be duplicated. Freddie's vocals and his passion, along with Brian's guitar work. This is an amazing live performance by the entire band - period. Brian and his father built his guitar. The wood came from the mantle of a fireplace from an old English castle. It is a one of a kind, but his sound comes primarily from the Deacy Amp. John Deacon, the bass player was an electronics major at the University and he built a special amp, also one of a kind. He use to use it, but gave it to Brian very early on in the band's formation. Brian used this little amp to create many of the sounds. Listen to "Good Company" from The Night at the Opera album and all of those sounds like trumpets and trombones and the entire roaring 20s jazz sounds are all Brian on the guitar with the Deacy Amp. Brilliant work. There is no argument, he is one of the greatest guitar players of all time.
One of my favorite early Queen songs. Watching Freddie play this is mesmerizing. happy to catch your reaction just now, an unexpected surprise this afternoon.
IMO .. The crown jewel of Brian’s compositions! He was inspired from a crush he had on a girl in his college Biology class!! Admiring her from afar but lacked the courage to approach. The lyrics are Tolkien, the music is hauntingly beautiful! 🧝🏻♀️🌿🌟💫
Fascinating to see early Queen. Freddie was destined for greatness. And to think....he said he didn't think he played the piano very well. Oh my just look at this❤❤❤❤
thanks, JMBoy -- one of the best live performances evah! the interplay between Freddie on keys and Brian on guitar, especially.. but damn, drums & bass - this was a BAND... (p.s. Brian wrote this...) I always love your thoughtful reactions....
I just watched a mother - daughter from Nepal react and have their minds totally blown....The Greatest Flutist in History..... Jethro Tull - My God (Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970)
I was 15 when I went to the Odeon that Christmas Eve. (Don’t ask) White Queen absolutely blew us all away On every level ! And Johns bass ? Bloody legendary I’m now 64 It’s still my ride or die Queen classic. And that’s saying something Glad you enjoyed it xx
I love your Queen reactions man! Imagine how this performance just gets better every time you listen to it... 🔥 I think I've already passed a thousand times. 😉 I wouldn't know which Queen song to recommend anymore. Just pick a random song from a random album and you won't regret it. Because I already know you're a fan! 👑 Love from the Netherlands 🌷
Nice to see you again with a new Queen reaction. This is musical perfection. If you love Brian's guitar play with high notes, pls check out the Bijou from the album Innuendo.
hey I think you would really enjoy Now Im Here live at the hammersmith Odeon 1979 this is Freddie's peak vocal period and the band deliver imo the all time best performance of their most played live song. Definitely a must watch as a Queen fan!
JM, Let me introduce you to.....How does a curly haired Red Headed guy from the British country side sell over 50 million albums? with a song that has over 174 MILLION Views.... Simply Red - Holding Back The Years (Official 4K Remaster) Simply Red are a British soul and pop band formed in Manchester in 1985. The band is led by singer and songwriter Mick Hucknall. Simply Red scored a string of hit singles in the 1980s and 1990s, including songs such as "Holding Back The Years", "Stars", "For Your Babies" and the 1995 UK Official Singles Chart Number 1 "Fairground". Simply Red have sold over 50 million albums and have had five UK Official Album Chart Number 1s, including 1991's Stars. Simply Red, with whom he enjoyed a 25-year career and sold over 50 million albums.... That's how.
This is a great live track, but..., And it's a big but, it's a remastered version, the original is out there to hear, infarct it was reviewed by another American RUclipsr, she thought it was great, but listen to this and the original and you hear Freddie playing some wrong notes on the piano, at one point it must've thrown Brian, because he played some wrong notes, it's still a great performance, it just showed that they were really human, this version is just enhanced with the errors removed, it's great
Well My Friend.... I Guaranty you will love everything about this seriously TOO COOL tune....325 MILLION Views.... Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Official Music Video)
Tina Turner (born Anna Mae Bullock; November 26, 1939) has passed away today, 5-24-2023. The world has lost another legendary performer. When Tina walked onto the stage she set the place on fire and blew out the flames at the same time being Too Cool
🥀 Rest in peace beautiful lady🥀🩷
I heard .. omg! 😢
Not only was she an incredible talent, she was a tremendous inspiration. Keep singing, Tina, and inspire the angels.
I am so surprised that you haven't hit this one before now. This is my favorite live performance, period. Brian on that guitar just screams and cries in ways that shoot right through me and leave me with goosebumps and Freddie is smashing it on the piano. Freddie's vocals are so emotive and I have to give it up for Roger and John who are the backbone of this song in the most beautiful and of ways. The whole band absolutely killed it on this song! Thank you for your reaction.
Just four guys created this sound. They were a phenomenal band. I have always thought this gem from Sir Brian was a masterpiece.
Brian May wrote this song about a girl he liked when he was in college but never got up the courage to talk to her. It’s my favorite live performance by anyone. I was so happy to log on and see that you had reacted to this song!
Не знал такие подробности 🤔😊👍👍большое вам спасибо 👍👍😊🤘👍👍
Haunting is the word that describes this song. Nobody could have done this like Freddie and the band. Absolutely remarkable. This is LIVE!!!! No autotune, just pure talent
This hidden gem is my all time favorite songs of Queens earlier live performances and I'm happy you found it! 😊
One of my favorite moments in music Freddie’s piano singing with Brian’s guitar .This song stays with me and always gives me a feeling of nostalgia .Queen is unlike any other band… their music is classic sounding like some of the songs have always been there
🥀 RIP Beautiful Lady.
Four musical Geniuses. Queen at its finest ❤
This sound is unmatched by anyone - it simply can't be duplicated. Freddie's vocals and his passion, along with Brian's guitar work. This is an amazing live performance by the entire band - period. Brian and his father built his guitar. The wood came from the mantle of a fireplace from an old English castle. It is a one of a kind, but his sound comes primarily from the Deacy Amp. John Deacon, the bass player was an electronics major at the University and he built a special amp, also one of a kind. He use to use it, but gave it to Brian very early on in the band's formation. Brian used this little amp to create many of the sounds. Listen to "Good Company" from The Night at the Opera album and all of those sounds like trumpets and trombones and the entire roaring 20s jazz sounds are all Brian on the guitar with the Deacy Amp. Brilliant work. There is no argument, he is one of the greatest guitar players of all time.
One of my favorite early Queen songs. Watching Freddie play this is mesmerizing. happy to catch your reaction just now, an unexpected surprise this afternoon.
I love watching Freddie play the piano, but especially on this song. At times his right hand is moving so fast it’s a blur. 💕💜💕💜💕💜🔥🔥🔥🔥
IMO .. The crown jewel of Brian’s compositions! He was inspired from a crush he had on a girl in his college Biology class!! Admiring her from afar but lacked the courage to approach. The lyrics are Tolkien, the music is hauntingly beautiful! 🧝🏻♀️🌿🌟💫
What makes Freddie Mercury so spacial??????. watch this and get your answer. Add the other members of "Queen" and you get a Royal Performance.
Fascinating to see early Queen. Freddie was destined for greatness. And to think....he said he didn't think he played the piano very well. Oh my just look at this❤❤❤❤
thanks, JMBoy -- one of the best live performances evah! the interplay between Freddie on keys and Brian on guitar, especially.. but damn, drums & bass - this was a BAND... (p.s. Brian wrote this...) I always love your thoughtful reactions....
My favourite 😊 thanks for your reaction 😊 God bless
Let's not forget this fella with the Flute..... Jethro Tull - My God (Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970)
I just watched a mother - daughter from Nepal react and have their minds totally blown....The Greatest Flutist in History..... Jethro Tull - My God (Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970)
One of my top favorites by Queen
One Year of Love was written by John for the Highlander movie. Freddie sings the blues.
I was 15 when I went to the Odeon that Christmas Eve. (Don’t ask)
White Queen absolutely blew us all away
On every level ! And Johns bass ? Bloody legendary
I’m now 64 It’s still my ride or die Queen classic.
And that’s saying something
Glad you enjoyed it xx
I love your Queen reactions man!
Imagine how this performance just gets better every time you listen to it... 🔥
I think I've already passed a thousand times. 😉
I wouldn't know which Queen song to recommend anymore. Just pick a random song from a random album and you won't regret it.
Because I already know you're a fan! 👑
Love from the Netherlands 🌷
Remember, this was LIVE!!
I just wish the camera would have focused a little on Brian, especially during his solo.
Your Top favorites list just got a new number one!
At least in the Top Ten
The Bee Gees... So many songs, but my pick as favorite... "Bodyguard"
Me too! Yeah 😊😊
Nice to see you again with a new Queen reaction. This is musical perfection. If you love Brian's guitar play with high notes, pls check out the Bijou from the album Innuendo.
So good. ‘70s Queen is 🔥🔥🔥
You might ask... How is it Humanly possible? Kansas - "Miracles Out Of Nowhere".... "The Wall".... "Point Of KNOW Return"
hey I think you would really enjoy Now Im Here live at the hammersmith Odeon 1979 this is Freddie's peak vocal period and the band deliver imo the all time best performance of their most played live song. Definitely a must watch as a Queen fan!
this is one of Sir Brians great guitar solos only problem is they dont show him.
JM, Let me introduce you to.....How does a curly haired Red Headed guy from the British country side sell over 50 million albums? with a song that has over 174 MILLION Views.... Simply Red - Holding Back The Years (Official 4K Remaster)
Simply Red are a British soul and pop band formed in Manchester in 1985. The band is led by singer and songwriter Mick Hucknall. Simply Red scored a string of hit singles in the 1980s and 1990s, including songs such as "Holding Back The Years", "Stars", "For Your Babies" and the 1995 UK Official Singles Chart Number 1 "Fairground". Simply Red have sold over 50 million albums and have had five UK Official Album Chart Number 1s, including 1991's Stars. Simply Red, with whom he enjoyed a 25-year career and sold over 50 million albums.... That's how.
This is a great live track, but..., And it's a big but, it's a remastered version, the original is out there to hear, infarct it was reviewed by another American RUclipsr, she thought it was great, but listen to this and the original and you hear Freddie playing some wrong notes on the piano, at one point it must've thrown Brian, because he played some wrong notes, it's still a great performance, it just showed that they were really human, this version is just enhanced with the errors removed, it's great
Well My Friend.... I Guaranty you will love everything about this seriously TOO COOL tune....325 MILLION Views.... Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Official Music Video)
Tears For Fears - Shout (Official Music Video)