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Revision as of 17:38, 1 August 2011
1971
SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 1971
De Lane Lea Music Centre (demo sessions)
1972
APRIL – OCTOBER
Trident Studios (Queen sessions)
Keep Yourself Alive | Queen | |
Doing All Right | Queen | |
Great King Rat | Queen | |
My Fairy King | Queen | |
Liar | Queen | |
Modern Times Rock'n'Roll | Queen | |
Son And Daughter | Queen | |
Jesus | Queen | |
Seven Seas Of Rhye | Queen | |
I Can Hear Music | I Can Hear Music, 1973 | |
Goin' Back | I Can Hear Music, 1973 | |
Liar (US edit) | Liar, 1974 | |
Mad The Swine (1991 David Richards remix) | Queen (1991 Hollywood Records CD remaster) | |
Mad The Swine (original version) | unreleased | |
Silver Salmon (possibly recorded during these sessions) | unreleased | |
Polar Bear | unreleased | |
The Night Comes Down (Trident remake) | unreleased | |
Rock'n'Roll Medley | unreleased | |
White Queen (As It Began) | unreleased | |
Ogre Battle | unreleased | |
See What A Fool I've Been | unreleased | |
Stone Cold Crazy | unreleased | |
Seven Seas Of Rhye (with vocals) | unreleased | |
Hangman (Trident one-sided 10" acetate) | unreleased | |
Rock 'n' roll (Jailhouse Rock) (Trident one-sided 10" acetate) | unreleased | |
Jesus (Trident one-sided 10" acetate) | unreleased | |
Keep Yourself Alive (Trident one-sided 10" acetate) | unreleased | |
Keep Yourself Alive (up to 8 different takes / version) | unreleased | |
Doing All Right (alternate takes / mixes) | unreleased | |
Great King Rat (undubbed version) | unreleased | |
Great King Rat (small odd ends) | unreleased | |
My Fairy King (Freddie solo piano demo) | unreleased | |
Liar (rough demo) | unreleased | |
Modern Times Rock'n'Roll (rough demo) | unreleased | |
Son And Daughter (outtake versions) | unreleased | |
Jesus ("heavy" version) | unreleased |
1973
5 FEBRUARY
Langham 1 Studio (BBC session)
- Note: these recordings used the standard album mixes, with new vocals overdubbed. Broadcast on John Peel's Sounds Of The Seventies programme, 15 February 1973.
25 JULY
Langham 1 Studio (BBC session)
See What A Fool I've Been | Queen II (2011 Universal Records/Island CD reissue) | |
Liar | unreleased | |
Son And Daughter | unreleased | |
Keep Yourself Alive | unreleased | |
- Note: Son And Daughter and Keep Yourself Alive were the standard album mixes with new vocals overdubbed. See What A Fool I've Been and Liar were new recordings. The first three tracks were first broadcast on Bob Harris's Sounds Of The Seventies programme, 13 August 1973. Repeated 24 September 1973, with Keep Yourself Alive as a "bonus" track.
AUGUST
Trident Studios (Queen II sessions)
Procession | Queen II | |
Father To Son | Queen II | |
White Queen (As It Began) | Queen II | |
Some Day, One Day | Queen II | |
The Loser In The End | Queen II | |
Ogre Battle | Queen II | |
The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke | Queen II | |
Nevermore | Queen II | |
The March Of The Black Queen | Queen II | |
Funny How Love Is | Queen II | |
Seven Seas Of Rhye | Queen II | |
See What A Fool I've Been | Seven Seas Of Rhye, 1974 and Queen II (1991 Hollywood Records CD remaster) | |
White Queen (As It Began) (standalone version) | Queen's First EP, 1977 | |
Funny How Love Is (standalone version) | Seven Seas Of Rhye, 1988 UK 3" CD | |
Nevermore (electric piano version) | unreleased | |
Funny How Love Is (studio outtakes) | unreleased | |
Seven Seas Of Rhye (withdrawn white label test press) | unreleased |
13 SEPTEMBER
Golders Green Hippodrome (BBC session)
Procession | unreleased | |
Father To Son | unreleased | |
Son And Daughter | unreleased | |
See What A Fool I've Been | unreleased | |
Ogre Battle | unreleased | |
Liar | unreleased | |
Jailhouse Rock | unreleased | |
Stupid Cupid | unreleased | |
Be Bop A Lula | unreleased | |
Big Spender | unreleased | |
Bama Lama Bama Loo | unreleased |
- Note: Recorded for BBC Radio One's In Concert and broadcast on 13 September 1973. g, h, i, j, and k omitted from original broadcast.
3 DECEMBER
Langham 1 Studio (BBC session)
- Note: a minute-long intro on Ogre Battle was lost due to a faulty tape, and remains unreleased. Broadcast on John Peel's "Sounds Of The Seventies" programme, 6 December 1973.
1974
3 APRIL
Langham 1 Studio (BBC session)
Modern Times Rock'n'Roll | unreleased | |
Nevermore | unreleased | |
White Queen (As It Began) | unreleased | |
The March Of The Black Queen | unreleased |
- Note: all tracks except d are new, live recordings. d is simply the album version. Broadcast on Bob Harris's "Sounds Of The Seventies" programme, 15 April 1974.
JULY – SEPTEMBER
Trident, Wessex, Rockfield, and AIR Studios (Sheer Heart Attack sessions)
16 OCTOBER
Maida Vale 4 Studio (BBC session)
Now I'm Here | unreleased | |
Flick Of The Wrist | unreleased | |
Stone Cold Crazy | unreleased | |
Tenement Funster | unreleased |
- Note: these recordings used the standard album mixes, with new vocals overdubbed. Broadcast on Bob Harris's "Sounds Of The Seventies" programme, 4 November 1974.
1975
2 JULY
Trident Studios (ultimately unreleased single session)
Keep Yourself Alive (long lost retake) | Queen (1991 Hollywood Records CD remaster) |
- Note: these recordings used the standard album mixes, with new vocals overdubbed. Broadcast on Bob Harris's "Sounds Of The Seventies" programme, 4 November 1974.
AUGUST – NOVEMBER
Sarm East Studios, Aldgate; Olympic Studios, Barnes; Rockfield Studios, Monmouth; Scorpio Studios, Lansdowne Studios, Roundhouse Studios, London (A Night At The Opera sessions)
1976
JULY – NOVEMBER
The Manor, Oxfordshire; Wessex Studios, Highbury; Sarm Studios, Aldgate (A Day At The Races sessions)
Intro / Tie Your Mother Down | A Day At The Races | |
You Take My Breath Away | A Day At The Races | |
Long Away | A Day At The Races | |
The Millionaire Waltz | A Day At The Races | |
You And I | A Day At The Races | |
Somebody To Love | A Day At The Races | |
White Man | A Day At The Races | |
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy | A Day At The Races | |
Drowse | A Day At The Races | |
Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) / Outro | A Day At The Races | |
Tie Your Mother Down (single edit) | Tie Your Mother Down, 1977 | |
Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) (single edit) | Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together), 1977 Japan | |
Tie Your Mother Down (alternate take) | unreleased | |
Tie Your Mother Down (original cassette demo) | unreleased | |
Somebody To Love (alternate vocals) | unreleased | |
Let Me Live (early version) | unreleased; see note below |
1977
14 JUNE
Shepperton Sound Stage (Top Of The Pops appearance)
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy | Greatest Video Hits 1 | |
- Note: the band made a live appearance on Top Of The Pops to perform this song, re-recording it earlier in the week.
JULY – SEPTEMBER
Basing Street Studios, London, and Wessex Studios, Highbury (News Of The World sessions)
We Will Rock You | News Of The World | |
We Are The Champions | News Of The World | |
Sheer Heart Attack | News Of The World | |
All Dead, All Dead | News Of The World | |
Spread Your Wings | News Of The World | |
Fight From The Inside | News Of The World | |
Get Down, Make Love | News Of The World | |
Sleeping On The Sidewalk | News Of The World | |
Who Needs You | News Of The World | |
It's Late | News Of The World | |
My Melancholy Blues | News Of The World | |
It's Late (single edit) | It's Late, 1977 US and Japan | |
We Will Rock You (instrumental) | unreleased | |
We Will Rock You (a capella) | unreleased | |
We Are The Champions (alternate version, shown on Top Of The Pops) | unreleased | |
Spread Your Wings (demo) | unreleased | |
Fight From The Inside (demo) | unreleased | |
My Melancholy Baby | unreleased | |
Feelings, Feelings (also known on bootlegs as 'Pista 3') | News Of The World (2011 Universal Records/Island CD reissue) | |
Batteries Not Included | unreleased |
SUMMER
Wessex Studios, Highbury (Roger Taylor solo session)
I Wanna Testify | I Wanna Testify, 1977 | |
Turn On The TV | I Wanna Testify, 1977 | |
Sheer Heart Attack (demo) | unreleased and unconfirmed | |
Fight From The Inside (demo) | unreleased and unconfirmed |
28 OCTOBER
Maida Vale 4 Studio (BBC session)
Spread Your Wings | unreleased | |
It's Late / Get Down, Make Love (interlude) / It's Late (reprise) | unreleased | |
My Melancholy Blues | unreleased | |
We Will Rock You (slow) / spoken word segment / We Will Rock You (fast) | unreleased | |
We Will Rock You (fast) | We Will Rock You, 2002 The Sun promo release |
- Note: all four songs were recorded completely fresh, though the footstomp/handclap backing track of d was used. e was edited for release in 2002, and remains the only release of any song from this session. Broadcast on John Peel's "Sounds Of The Seventies" programme, 14 November 1977.
1978
JULY – OCTOBER
Mountain Studios, Montreux, and Super Bear Studios, Nice (Jazz sessions)
Mustapha | Jazz | |
Fat Bottomed Girls | Jazz | |
Jealousy | Jazz | |
Bicycle Race | Jazz | |
If You Can't Beat Them | Jazz | |
Let Me Entertain You | Jazz | |
Dead On Time | Jazz | |
In Only Seven Days | Jazz | |
Dreamers Ball | Jazz | |
Fun It | Jazz | |
Leaving Home Ain't Easy | Jazz | |
Don't Stop Me Now | Jazz | |
More Of That Jazz | Jazz | |
Fat Bottomed Girls (single edit) | Fat Bottomed Girls / Bicycle Race, 1978 | |
Let Me Entertain You (alternate ending with We Are The Champions singalong) | unreleased | |
Don't Stop Me Now / Jealousy (medley) | unreleased | |
Coming Soon (early version) | unreleased |
SUMMER 1978 – EARLY 1981
Mountain Studios, Montreux (Roger Taylor Fun In Space sessions)
1979
JUNE – JULY
Musicland Studios, Munich (The Game sessions)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love | Crazy Little Thing Called Love, 1979 and The Game | |
Save Me | Save Me, 1980 and The Game | |
Coming Soon | The Game | |
Sail Away Sweet Sister | The Game | |
Coming Soon (alternate take) | The Game, 2003 DVD-A | |
Save Me (Brian piano demo version) | unreleased | |
Sail Away Sweet Sister (live take) | unreleased |