First Time Hearing QUEEN - SEASIDE RENDEZVOUS - Reaction!

Happy August! Today I am dreaming of the seaside so what better song to react to than Queen's Seaside Rendezvous!
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Hi I'm Doe, I live in England with my partner and our little jack russell. I make KZbin videos about all the things I love, so you will see a lot of Beatles and Queen related content, music reviews and reactions, vinyl record hauls and unboxings and showing my record collection. Also we are both vegan and love plants and love growing our own food on our allotment and tasting new vegan food. I love art so you will see some creative projects on here as well as fashion, especially from the 50s/60/70s, I love that vintage style. I also vlog from time to time, especially if I'm travelling or showing you parts of England, hiking in the country, out on the motorbike or exploring a medieval castle.
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[@thegman8968]

The harmonies on this song are incredible! The "middle" had no instruments, It was all done vocally by the boys! 🌊🌊🌊

[@jennsloley2360]

I love this one - so adorable but also fun. A lot of the sounds are actually Freddie and Roger just using their voices to imitate the instruments! Just bloody amazing really.

[@DoeDarling]

Ohhhh was that what that was! Ha!

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

I was thinking its a trumpet with a ball muffling the end like Jazz trumpeters would use

[@josie3028]

Freddie is just amazing so perfect his voice is so great so high and Kate freddie is music no other ever be like him love all the members are very good thanks

[@NewBritainStation]

On the live version of Dreamer’s Ball, Brian and Roger do a similar brass section vocally.

[@johngraham5996]

​@@malcolmpeacock2484no it was just roger and freddie using their mouths, amazing that they could make such a sound, and the tap dancing was roger with thimbles on his fingers tapping on the control desk

[@Sassypaws4927]

This song has an old-time feel, with a ragtime sound and lyrics that could easily have come from the 1930s.. The song was written by Freddie Mercury under his vaudevillian/music hall influence. The song is probably best remembered for its “jazz band” bridge section performed vocally by Freddie and Roger Taylor in the middle part of the song. The song’s “musical” bridge section was performed entirely by Freddie and Roger using their voices alone, with Roger at one point hitting the highest note on the whole album. Freddie imitates woodwind instruments including a clarinet. Roger voices mainly brass instruments such as tubas and trumpets and even a kazoo. The tap dance segment is also “performed” by Freddie and Roger on the mixing desk with thimbles on their fingers. Freddie plays both a grand piano and jangle honky-tonk. This is one of the few Queen songs without Brian participating at all.

[@cristiona22]

The first song on ANATO that I fell in love with . I love how Freddie and Roger do the sounds of the instruments with their voices. Freddie said in an interview that he tried to get Roger to tap dance, but had to settle for thimbles on the consol instead .

[@valeriedonaghy701]

Love this song, it really takes you back in time, Freddie and Roger did all the sounds, the tap dancing part was them with thimbles on their fingers tapping them on the desk, so adorable and so diverse such a fun track

[@AliT0555]

This really really shows Freddie’s versatility. So very reminiscent of old time variety, music hall. You are so right, so very cute!

[@klemenzupanec2796]

Queen are so versatile, it's hard anyone not to love them.

[@michaelcolvin9799]

These gems are the reason i fell in love with Queen, it is freddie showing off with flare...The brass band effect by Brian and Roger is nicely displayed on live Killers version of Dreamers Ball.

[@celticpoet21]

Such an awesome, bouncy song. Its too bad they never sang this live. What I love most about Queen is how diverse their music is. I love the vaudeville vibe. Seaside Rendezvous definitely puts a smile on my face, very light and bouncy. "Lazing on a Sunday afternoon" and "Good Company" (sung by Brian playing a banjolele) have that same cheery, music hall-vaudeville vibe, both are highly recommended. They say that for the "tap dance" sound effect, one of the guys wore metal thimbles on his fingers, very clever. The kazoo was actually Roger's voice, I think he did something similar in "dreamer's ball". Also, with the line "I'll be your Valentino", its clever how he's referring to Rudolf Valentino, a legendary silent film actor known as "the Latin lover of the silent screen." Freddie also referred to him in "Good old-fashioned lover boy".

[@michaelcolvin9799]

tap dance is roger doing rim hits on his kit

[@BoXXi_Graphics]

One of my Queen favourites. Roger did the brass and Freddie did the woodwind. :)

[@greebomusic]

One of the best songs for background vocals... it hits the seaside perfectly. I've been listening to Queen since I was 10 (long ago) and I adore watching you honestly discover all of these songs. You make the lot of us smile.

[@sherryheim5504]

Who doesn't like to start their week off with a little Vaudeville and a smile? I love this little song it is so clever and all the ambient sounds just take it to another level. Most of those strange sounds Roger and Freddie are making with their voices and the little tapping sound is them on the mixing table with thimbles on their fingers. Thank you for your reaction.

[@janetschulman7649]

They made most of the sounds with their lips and thimbles on their fingers. Genuinely adorable.

[@gillianoneill3375]

Queen could do anything and everything! Freddie could evoke a mood with one line.

[@taylortyler1867]

I know you're a huge Queen fan, and I'm not familiar with the songs you know, but "Bring Back That Leroy Brown" is another fun song along these lines.

[@tammysparks1670]

Can you even believe Freddie and Roger did all those instrument sounds with their voices? Apart from the "tapping" on the mixing desk with thimbles anyway. Amazing! So cool!

[@bigmallly7863]

Heyup DD, yet another classic with a 20's vibe......An entire solo made up of mouth-imitated trumpets, trombones and clarinets, kazoos and slide-whistles. A Freddie-desired actual tap solo was eventually performed using thimbles on the mixing desk, but still, it’s in there.

[@DoeDarling]

Love the 20s vibe. Wow I'm going to have to listen again, I was trying to work out the instruments but now I know it was all them 😂

[@bigmallly7863]

@@DoeDarling You will like this - making of Seaside Rendezvous. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OWaoGkrqh8aMU

[@sharonhalliday3180]

This is such a sweet song, I love when Freddie obviously is having fun. Thanks for another enjoyable review.

[@lilharleymama]

I love the ending..."Give us a kiss!"

[@shyguy9615]

So glad you love this song! Seaside Rendezvous is one of my favorite Queen songs! Definitely a Freddie song! Queen has so many hidden gems on their albums!

[@DeeVet1]

I love this song. Freddie and Roger providing the instruments is adorable! Thank you for reacting to this sweet song.

[@WanderingSoulsWebzine]

It's a nice deepcut from A Night At The Opera. Always liked this song. Freddy brings a lot of flair to this song. It sounds like typically Queen with all those backing vocal lines, but also really different. It's fun to listen to it.

[@HypurrrBoy]

This is another Freddie gem. There's a lot happening in this song. Glad you liked it. 🙂

[@DoeDarling]

It's was fun for sure!

[@paulsomersetwolf5970]

Another great song just showing that queen can do anything they wish always great harmonies thank you Doe!

[@michellegoad1052]

It is so much fun to sing and dance to and has been since 1980! To sing this one has to perform throughout the song- it’s truly fab!

[@eurositi]

A romantic at play and a wizard with words. (Good grief, how I miss Freddie.) Both Freddie and Brian wrote songs in this vein that showed how much they admired the quality of the lighthearted tunes of the 1920s. Both Queen and The Beatles really knew their musical legacy and allowed themselves to be inspired by it in so many ways. I wonder if we are ever going going to experience such knowledgeable and creative bands again?

[@ian00001]

NATO and DATR were jus one huge creative explosion, dabbling with this era of music extensively. You MUST watch The Making Of A Night At The Opera to appreciate just how creative and innovative they were

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

A great reaction, Doe. It is a real fun song, that's for sure. It goes to show how versatile the band is, they have so many different sides to them.

[@Iluvthe1960s]

I brought this album when I was 18 and loved this song, played it to death, watching your videos I knew you would love this, try ‘Good Company’ another Freddie short ditty off the same album. The man was so versatile ranging from ditties like this to ‘Death On Two Legs’ via Bohemian Rhapsody all on the same album!

[@bandmom3505]

I love Good Company too. It's one of Brian's.

[@tonymclean4595]

I remember a few of us in school trying to do this as a drama piece for an exam.. lets just say it was more like a seaside landslide 😂

[@flomay56]

One of my fvourites. You cannot help but imagine the beach and the sea and it always lightens my mood

[@samskarebyaha]

Queen r the only band that can do both Sea side rendezvous and Gimme the prize and make it seem like it was just one of those things. The level of vocal orchestration in this track is brilliant. Apparently it was all Freddie and Roger.

[@kendallneason3645]

Brian had so much fun trying to emulate other instruments to make Freddie’s vision come to light. Only Queen (so eclectic) could get away with this song that sounds like a 1920’s song! Great reaction! 😊

[@debramoore7513]

This song is my email ringtone and a favorite of my father’s. It reminds him of growing up in 1930-40’s Santa Monica, California. How fun!!☀️ 🌴⛱🎡🎠⚓️🌊💦

[@LizMercury1992]

Queen boys they’re simply genius , they cover a lot of style put anything they could to their music and Freddie what a versatile voice he have. I love that part when he sings/speak in French😊. I miss Freddie madly, I let my imagination run away with him gladly😉. Thank you Miss Doe I always love your video esp. the intro where you wear/cosplaying as Freddie so Tres Charmant my dear😉💛👏🏻

[@DoeDarling]

Merci beaucoup!

[@moose6509]

Love how you´ve gone from Brighton Rock to Seaside Rendezvous Doe. There´s obviously a subliminal link there. The first shows off Brian´s mastery and the second, Freddie´s comedy. Both works of genius.

[@sharonallforloveandpositiv5497]

Every sound is mostly their voices. The tapping you here was Roger with thimbles on his fingers on the production desk. They were very experimental in their sounds and voices. Very 39s or 40s I feel... Freddie and Queen were very versatile indeed. Other similar feels to earlier decades is Bring back that Leroy Brown, or Lazing on a Sunday afternoon. Fun fact, Freddie sung Lazing on a Sunday afternoon with a bucket over the mic to get the "old fashioned" sound, another typical very British song, 30s sounding again in my opinion. Queen never fail to disappoint. Considering Freddie was born in Stone Town Zanzibar he certainly became typically British took on the very British ways. Thank the gods Freddie came to Britain, although the circumstances surrounding why he and his family had to flee to Britain were dire, i am so glad Britain got him. Queen played along every genre....and Freddie sung them all perfectly. He could sing anything. Fantastic band. Fantastic sounds and songs.

[@jackierichardson901]

Thank you Doe love this song the noises were all made by Freddie Roger the tap dancing was metal thimbles on the mixing desk how amazing are this group glad you loved it to x x ❤️❤️

[@larshenrikfabrin7640]

Nice reaction - Great choice for the holiday season. It matched my mood perfectly, since I am actually on holiday by the seaside!

[@DoeDarling]

Hope you are enjoying Glommen!

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

I mostly love when their voices are instruments! Love this song, love your reaction, Doe!

[@barbaratucker6434]

Pure joy! Loved seeing your smiling reaction!

[@DoeDarling]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@philtang1942]

The guy in Brighton Rock had a naughty Seaside Rendezvous with his bit on the side in that song.. 👑😜

[@jerrypetrole4604]

Great stuff, DOE! I love the way you're blown away by Queen the way I was and still am! Oh, and the "brass" section was all Freddie and Roger's voices! :)

[@quezadajara]

This song was in the same recording album from "Bohemian Rhapsody".... They were amazing

[@lemon6167]

Literally my fav Queen song! Glad you like it too✨🐸

[@maxpower3698]

Fred, & Rog doing the brass sounds. Spot the naughty lyric "Get a new facial" cheekyFreddie lol

[@SpeedyLegion]

Given how fun of a song this is, it's a shame not many people know about it. At the same time, it's kinda hard to overshadow Bohemian Rhapsody and Love of My Life. That just shows how good of an album a night at the opera really is 😂

[@j0hnf_uk]

This, 'Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon', and, 'Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy', is very vaudeville/musical hall style from the 1920's.

[@lynchjmb]

Love this song love Freddie’s voice in it to

[@manontenelshof1888]

Just lovely...all of Freddie's vaudeville songs make me so happy❤!

[@paultimmins9811]

What A REAL PICK ME UP song .Freddie on POINT AS USUAL. EXCELLENT CHOICE and REACTION Doe. KEEP THEM COMING. 🤗😁

[@Ezekielepharcelis]

Typical Example of Queens Versatility. 🎶

[@sergeymikhailov4468]

There is one thing about that song, in fact most songs of that era (sheer heart attack through a day at the races albums) that you discount. Namely it is a part the album not just an individual song. Try to hear a night at the opera album back to back and you will see that seaside rendezvous has its specific place in creating the atmosphere. Freddie wanted Queen's music to be “like Bic razors. For fun, for modern consumption. You listen to it, like it, discard it, then on to the next. Disposable pop.” This song is between very hard and serious songs Sweet Lady and the Prophet's Song so a listener's mood needed to be lightened up a bit. After all the album is named after a comedy movie. Basically the purpose of this song (apart from being a fun piece of music on its own right) is to do something similar to the final line of One Vision. That song was pretty damn serious, written after the memorable Live Aid concert and loosely based on Martin Luther King's I have a dream speech: lyrics say "I had a dream when I was young/A dream of sweet illusion/A glimpse of hope and unity/And visions of one sweet union..." and end up with "Give me one hope... gimme fried chicken!"

[@elliebaguettee]

I've always enjoyed the French lyrics in the song😌❤

[@Noah_003]

OMG!! yesss i live Seaside Rendezvous. it's so upbeat and it makes me happy😊 I love this style.

[@lizzibear]

Ahh I’m so happy you loved this one! I loooove it from the moment I first heard it. I grew up hearing this album as my parents owned it.

[@grooveyerbouti]

Love this track the whole album is wonderfully eclectic.

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Knew you would love this one ❤️ I love this song Roger & Freddie having fun in the studio not too many instruments just voices & thimbles 😂😂

[@nickforlizzi3100]

Another great reaction to an awesome song!

[@nedeast6845]

the audience in USA and elsewhere get what they want...and if they wish to hear "we will rock you" for the 99th time out of 100,, then that is what the band will give them...no use complaining when you don't hear this:) (thank you for enjoying this...)

[@christinebarrett8358]

Ohhh I do like to be beside the seasideee... oh.. wrong song 😋 Muchos love - Mother

[@GersonNETOmegao584]

Queen Good old fashioned lover boy official reaction

[@mackiemae2002]

A real fun song! Definitely one that someone could probably tapdance to.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Oh YAAAAY... GOOD MORNING, Doe! (I'm 8 hours behind your time zone.) I LOVE this one, it's so fun.😃 (AND shows their VERSATILITY.)

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

Queen goes Vaudeville. The 'woodwind, brass and kazoo' were all supplied by the vocal talents of Msrs Mercury and Taylor, and the tap dancing were thimbles on the mixing desk. A very fun pick.

[@katebushBBTVliuvision_XXX]

This is one of my favorites from the album, and its successor on Day At The Races "Goold Old Fashioned Lover Boy" is nearly as good!

[@katrinacasey5311]

Freddie and Roger mimicking the woodwind instruments in the middle…🤌always slaps! This song is always a go to when someone asks me to play a song on the piano. Loved your reaction! 🤍

[@roberttaylor8959]

so glad you did this song, just a good fun little song from Freddie

[@DoeDarling]

Yes totally 😄

[@roberttaylor8959]

@@DoeDarling along the same lines as this try Good Company from around 1975 written by Brian

[@DikaDika-jp4qy]

for Generation to Generation Queen

[@kellyjohns408]

Such a happy and upbeat song! I love the fact that even after all of these years I still discover new songs that put a smile on my face 😄

[@victoriavelvet3689]

So jolly, love this one. Very different to anything else out there

[@aidangroves5010]

Hey Doe, just wanna say I’ve enjoyed watching every one of your Queen reaction videos

[@armorer94]

This song reeks of early 20th century English music hall.

[@phimusic5351]

Another Queen song that takes you back to the late 19th century and early 20th century is "Bring Back That Leroy Brown." 😉

[@bandmom3505]

I KNEW you would love this one!!

[@jglenalv]

Great reaction. I love Queen.

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 I love these song so much 🤩 thanks for reacting 🤩❤️ beautiful Freddie ❤️ liked already subscribed 😁

[@DoeDarling]

Thank you 😊

[@thomasfortner9112]

You’re the PERFECT person to react to this! I always skipped this song, but you have made me appreciate it. Well done, lass!

[@aureliosalazar1033]

Love Queen and great reaction to this song

[@celticpride12345]

I never heard of that song. Sounds pretty good. Thanks for sharing.

[@Chris192814]

This is a great fun song imo and fits in very nice on the A Night at the Opera

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Doe - yes, "vocal orchestrations" -- you can tell what Roger does, right? lol thanks for this...

[@seagreenspiral]

Freddie was such a musical genius. I dont know why but it only seems to be all men who are talented like this?

[@ravage11878]

Great review doe such a pleasant song and you are a delight

[@DoeDarling]

aww thank you 😊

[@nsvo9038]

Lol your face when they sing, "get a new facial"

[@rodneygriffin7666]

Fabulous! Give us a kiss...

[@malcolmpeacock2484]

Hi Doe got to say love watching your reaction to this. Thought you would have come across this song before.

[@Oberon-uc8dh]

I love this song so much I made it the ringtone on my mobile!!😁😁😁😁😁

[@Electrohedron]

For keyboard players who have the sheet music, you can solo this song with a "honky-tonk" piano setting, maybe a little slower too. Or if your real piano is out of tune, perfect.

[@fagafonegugel7549]

Kind of cool to hear the backstory on some of the sounds they created for this song (no synthesizer used yet). Some of the trupety like sounds were vocals. I apologize, but have you done you take My breath away yet? If you haven't, this is for your pleasure, studio version k

[@stewartmcdermott156]

The 'brass band ' is sung by Freddie and Roger.

[@katrinapure9986]

Love this song a lot. 💗

[@nativc2ndchannel]

The trumpet sounds are queen vocals

[@rodneygriffin7666]

I love this song.

[@johnsmith-es7zk]

Who would ever expect a rock band to dip into ragtime. This is typical Queen!!

[@johnfloyd4166]

I live in scarborough beautiful track ❤😊😊😊😊

[@johnfloyd4166]

The beach is fingertips away..love ya reaction 😊😊😊😊

[@johngraham5996]

this could only be a freddie song, he very rarely wrote simple songs but preferred key changes, tempo changes and smooth, thick backing vocals, his songs were very distinctive and complicated! 👑✊🇬🇧

[@carolyndanielson9584]

In The Making Of A Night At The Opera - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGrUpa2vp6maeaM - the discussion of Seaside Rendezvous is quite interesting. 28:40 to 30:54 The whole thing is worth a look.

[@sallydog2]

Love this song

[@sim_racing_pops1675]

Great video as usual