Roger Taylor Shares Freddie Mercury's Rare Debut Studio Session Photo along with Personal Experience

Today, we're diving into a fascinating moment in music history as Roger Taylor takes us on a nostalgic journey. Today, he shared a rare gem on Instagram - a photo of the earliest song recording session of Freddie Mercury which featured on Queen's debut album.
He shared this photo and wrote “So excited to be in an actual professional recording studio for the first time. 52 years ago today”
He was recording The Night Comes Down on 7th January, 1972 at De Lane Lea studios in Wembley. This iconic picture was taken by Sir Brian May.
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Thanks for sharing

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Thanks for all music

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What a great photo of our Legend👑 thanks DM&C for aharing anorher intresting video👌greetings from England🇬🇧

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Awwwww .. Love that song “Night Comes Down”
Very iconic photo, thanks Roger!! ❤❤

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I'm binge-watching your channel now.

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Love that song love Queen

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