Queen - No One But You REACTION | DaVinci REACTS

[@mmaloneym]

Notice the glass of champagne on the piano. Brian said they put it there because Freddie always had one after their recording of a song was complete. At the end of this video this glass disappears. Brian actually has Freddie’s piano in his office at his home.

[@pennioltheten6018]

Roger has a huge statue of Freddie in his garden at his home.

[@Rosiejanedoe]

Penni Oltheten huge is an understatement.

[@maddie7732]

He also had the glass of champagne at concerts because he would always raise a glass and say to you darlings or something like that. You can probably find the video of the behind scenes of making the music video.

[@mustangdebbie56]

Brian sings 39, All Dead All Dead, Sail Away Sweet Sister, for example. Roger sings Tenement Funster, Modern Times Rock and Roll, I'm in Love with my Car. And all the really high notes you hear in Bohemian Rhapsody, Lap of the Gods, 39, etc. are Roger's falsetto.

[@GinMae]

You got it, Deb... for Brian, I would also call out Leavin' home ain't easy.. and Some Day One day... (he was the love of my life when I was 15-16 - back in 1976-77 :)

[@jodiwood5311]

Mustang Debbie ALLLLL those amazing with Brian. And my fave -- “Sleeping on the Sidewalk” 🥰

[@elizabethhewins464]

Jodi Wood not to mention his solo work and other numerous projects he has done!

[@andreamoffitt2257]

Brian split lead vocals with Freddie on Who Wants to Live Forever. I don’t think I want to know how many times they had to record this to be able to get through it. I can see where writing and recording this could be cathartic for Brian and Roger, sadly it didn’t seem to help Deaky much. He stayed on long enough to perform at the tribute then he just couldn’t do it anymore without Freddie there was no joy in music for him anymore. He retired and has not recorded or performed publicly since.

[@sadfaery]

John doesn't sing, but he doesn't need to. His talents lie elsewhere. He wrote some of Queen's greatest hits, and he is responsible for some of the most memorable and iconic bass lines in the world. John's so quiet and unassuming, but this is the man who gave us hits like "You're My Best Friend" and "Another One Bites the Dust". Without him (and without Freddie, of course), Brian and Roger can still play their music (with a little help from Adam Lambert), but they can't write truly good new Queen music on their own. They tried once. It didn't work out very well. John made a huge impact on the band, even if he looks like a background player most of the time.

[@molokoko786]

B.C. And other great songs like ‘You and I’, ‘Spread Your Wings’ and ‘Who Needs You’. Gotta love those John album tracks.

[@susieq9801]

B.C. - Also my favorite ballad...."One year of Love" written for The Highlander. Don't forget "I want to break free", "Cool cat", "Back chat", "Misfire", "If you can't beat them", "Friends will be friends". I saw them in concert and he did do some background vocals but mostly chants like Radio Ga Ga, Don't stop me now and Lap of the Gods.

[@susieq9801]

@@molokoko786 - I added a few songs to your list. Also, his amazing bass on stuff like Millionaire Waltz, Dragon Attack, Under Pressure, A crazy little thing called love, Breakthru, The invisible man....basically all of their songs. He also played guitar on Backchat and Cool cat, not Brian, and some piano like Spread your Wings and You're my best friend. He just preferred to stay in the background.

[@TheGoldbaxter]

John can sing, he just didn't want to

[@GinMae]

@@molokoko786 Spread your Wings! especially - and gotta love the video in Roger's garden...

[@susannasusan3543]

R.I.P. FREDDIE THE KING 🙏🏻🌺

[@dorotaw.p9796]

Each of them has a beautiful voice . Everyone is the author of the group's greatest hits . I have been a Queen fan for 45 years. I love Queen :) :)

[@sandramorrison99]

You got me! My eyes are leaking- I don't cry, but, this REALLY got me. Thank You!!💕💕💕

[@briansmith6862]

Try listening to Roger Taylor, the drummer's song, from the same album as Bohemian Rapsody: Queen - I'm in love with my car. Any live version. I think you'll find the lyrics 'interesting'.

[@hollyodell4012]

What really strikes me listening to this is that Brian could've had a solo career. He has a frontman, lead singer voice. He's a frickin' guitar god. He could've had his own name in lights, if he'd wanted to. Maybe if he had a bigger ego and need for attention he would've. But it seems like he actually let some of his talents stay in the background, like he cared about Queen as a collaboration more than a need to be alone in a spotlight. That makes me think he's probably a really loyal, humble guy. It's cool to see people who aren't just amazing musicians, but really remarkable human beings. Also what makes Queen something special, all amazing at what they did, but also seeming to have a special loyalty to each other and their band. Even Freddie, who couldn't help but capture the spotlight, always seemed to talk about them all as equals, like they were a team, they were all vital to making the magic that the band had. A lot of times when great musicians get together in one group, the fame goes to their heads, clashing egos and jealousies will rip the whole thing apart. They kept that bond and loyalty.

[@heyjude1920]

Holly Odell I actually saw an interview with Brian May where he discusses the fact that even though both he & Roger could sing, they thought it would be best for all to showcase Freddie, for obvious reasons. It was a group decision, as was mostly everything.

[@celticpoet21]

Just a little reminder, though brief, Brian did have a solo career for a time in the 90’s.

[@susieq9801]

The band members readily admit that they did have fights but those only made the music better.

[@ratowey]

Brian did have a short solo career, I saw him in the early 90`s with an incredible line-up of great musicians. He was great.

[@KelliViti]

@@celticpoet21 Brixton Academy 92, with Cozy. All the way.

[@heyjude1920]

John Deacon had a degree in electrical engineering. He designed a special amplifier called the Deaky that Brian would use to change the sound of his guitar. He mentions it in the documentary. That’s how they got the trumpet sound near the end of Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@susieq9801]

Hey Jude - No one has ever been able to duplicate that amp. He made it partly out of parts he found in a garbage bin. It gives Brian's home made guitar the ability to create the unique orchestral and even vocal sounds that are his trademark. Between Deaky's writing, musicianship and electrical skills he made amazing contributions to Queen. Too bad he's so often ignored. NOT BY ME!

[@andreajackson9787]

Roger, Brian and Freddie share lead vocals on Let Me Live. This is a little known song, but one of my favorite deep cuts.

[@chaunteilnelson8196]

Thank you! Such a beautiful tribute to such a beautiful man. Freddie would be so proud of all 3 of them.

[@barbarabrown6816]

Such a beautiful song, I had no idea Brian May had such an amazing voice. The glass of champagne on the piano for Freddie at the end really broke my heart.

[@heyjude1920]

Roger Taylor- I’m in love with my car, Tenement Funster Great “Drum Solo & Tympani” from Montreal live 1981

[@christinedyas6104]

Thank you so much for reacting to this song my heart is still broke from your best fan in england xxxxxxxxxxxx

[@mmaloneym]

That’s why their harmonies were so good. Brian had a medium warm sound and Roger had a very high voice. John doesn’t sing. They wrote this song well after Freddie died because they couldn’t do it earlier- too hard for them. Still grieving for their friend. It’s heartbreaking. John quit when Freddie died. Only played for tribute concert in April 1992, a special that Elton John had and returned to do this song for Freddie’s memory. He was quoted saying “Queen died when Freddie did”. I read he took his death especially hard and went into a deep depression. He’s rarely even seen out of his house.

[@Jellyfinger6969]

What a great tribute! Always shed a tear watching this. Love the way Freddie appears in the video!

[@darlenecheatham7775]

This was the last time he played with them. John Deacon. Roger and Brian both have solo works. So does Freddie. John never really sang. He would but always had his mike turned down when he sang on stage. He doesn’t think he has a good voice. It probably is but with the other three being so exceptional I can understand why he would think that.

[@susieq9801]

darlene sheatham - I saw them live in 1980. At that concert John's mike was not turned down and at times he used Freddie's which obviously was live. He did mostly chants like in Lap of the Gods, Radio Ga Ga, Don't stop me now, Liar, etc., but his voice was audible and I thought it was quite alright. I think he was just shy and lacked confidence since he was competing with three great singers and, I agree with you, who wouldn't? He was also a baritone with three tenors and could have been a bigger asset if not so shy. He wrote many of my favourite Queen songs and don't forget he built the Deaky amp for Brian that enables him to make his guitar sound so unique. Regardless, Deakie was my favorite. Cheers.

[@lorireece1970]

darlene cheatham John DID have a very nice voice, even if he didn’t think he did!

[@susieq9801]

darlene cheatham - I believe John also played with Brian and Roger backing Elton John in 1997...one time only.

[@nyima04011]

Roger sings a lot of back up vocals. Watch "Somebody to Love" Montreal '81! Brian sings a few of their early songs, especially ones he wrote. "All Dead, All Dead" is about his cat who died when he was 7. They had a great animated video made.

[@Jellyfinger6969]

Sad but beautiful! R.I.P. Freddie, you ARE MISSED!!

[@TheBlackQueen]

For songs with drum solos, check out Dragon Attack and Keep Yourself Alive.

[@sadfaery]

And for more of Roger's vocals, try I'm in Love With My Car, as well as the backing vocals on Somebody to Love Live in Montreal.

[@imweakfordeaky]

B.C. And Roger’s tympani solo in the Montreal concert too!

[@walover165]

Dragon Attack also comes with a wicked bass solo in the studio version too, so it's a two-for-one kind of deal.

[@heyjude1920]

Brian wrote “Too much love will kill you” and did a great video of it. He’d had an affair and left his wife to marry Anita Dobson, & is still with her to this day. Freddie also recorded this song (also fabulous) and they added his version to the Made in Heaven album in 1995 after Freddie’s death in 1991.

[@pennioltheten6018]

if you this listen to the words, they are all from Queen songs. Recently Brian did an interview and the interviewer asked a question like if you could talk to Freddie one more time what would you say and Brian pause for a minute and said i would tell him I love him.That is how close these guys were.

[@mmaloneym]

They did that song for Freddie. It’s a tear jerker.

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

Roger released a new album - Outsider - and a tour version - Outsider Live - during lockdown . He played all the instruments - and sang - himself. Brian rereleased his 2 soloalbums: - Back to the Light - and Another World..Now they are touring as Queen + Adam Lambert - and has done for more than 10 years. They have planned a tour in North America This fall - the tickets are on sale this week-end - I think you can read about it in "Queen online".

[@juanspeko]

Feels strange to see a Queen song without Fred...sobs

[@webfox1]

Thank you for sharing this. I have never heard this before.

[@m1co294]

Notice the champagne glasses on the piano, those were for Freddie, as he always had bottles and glasses of drinks on top of pianos on every gig and film

[@bettybaby63]

What a beautiful tribute.

[@montereyharris1277]

Oh yeah the three of them always sang together. If you listen to the beginning of “ Who wants to live forever” The official video, Brian May is singing in the beginning and somewhere in the end w/Freddie. Roger Taylor had that high-pitched falsetto in the Galileo operatic section of Bohemian Rhapsody and they all did the harmonies except a bass player. He would sing in concert but the bass player did not sing in the songs on the records. You should listen to LIVE IN MONTREAL Somebody to love 1981. You will hear a lot of Roger Taylor’s singing and he is one hell of a drummer and a singing drummer!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ If you want to hear John singing you have to look up a KZbin video specifically mentioning him singing because he has with Freddy on a KZbin video but not on a record

[@molokoko786]

Brian’s and Roger are amazing singers, sadly John doesn’t sing other than the rare backing vocals Top songs to check out sung by Brian: 39 Some Day, One Day Sleeping on the Sidewalk Good Company Sail away sweet Sister Top Songs to check out sung by Roger: Loser in the End Fight from the Inside Fun It Sheet Heart Attack I’m in Love with My Car You would have a GREAT time reacting to those; all us Queen fans here would love you for it! ;) Keep up the great videos mate.

[@susieq9801]

Molokoko - Songs written by Deaky - One Year of Love, You're my best Friend, I want to Break free, In only 7 days, Another one bites the dust, Misfire, Friends will be friends, The Miracle (with Freddie), Back Chat, Cool Cat (where he played guitar - not Brian), Need your loving tonight, My life has been saved, You and I....and amazing bass lines. Also built Brian's unique amp that can produce orchestral and vocal sounds. Too bad he didn't have the confidence to sing since he was a baritone with three tenors.

[@molokoko786]

Susie Q two and I think John did ‘Who Needs You’ as well!

[@susieq9801]

@@molokoko786 - You are correct, from the "News of the World" album. I also loved his quiet personality, smile and he was charming.

[@garethwilliams5809]

Brian also sang the opening verse to Wwho Wants to Live Forever from Mafic

[@georgiacoombes699]

Thank you for this reaction! It makes me teary every time but it’s such a beautiful tribute to their “brother” Freddie! Pls check out “I’m in love with my car” written & performed by Roger Taylor which showcases his spectacular drumming & his fabulous raspy voice! Love from Australia 🇦🇺

[@Annapaolamonteriso]

Ok why am I crying while I am watching this? 😥😥😥💔💔

[@popepenka8334]

Lots of great comments and suggestions for songs with Brian and Roger as vocalists. Have a listen also to Brian’s song “Driven by You” - great rock tune. I can imagine Freddie’s vocals being really suitable for that song... I always thought of John as Queen’s secret weapon. What he brought to the table was always subtle - except when he was the songwriter (then he was in his glory), but without John, Queen’s synergy would have been diminished. Massive respect for the man. Individually they are/were all legends. Together they are greater than the sum of their parts. They knew it, and it’s what kept them together.

[@simonsujeewon]

Literally, any band in the world could have had Brian or Roger as a singer and they'd be great...it just so happens in this band, you had the ultimate singer in Freddie!

[@garethwilliams5809]

It's their tribute to Freddie and others who they've lost. It's also John saying farewell

[@cluelady]

You can hear Brian singing in 'Who Wants to Live Forever' & 'I Want It All'. And he's the lead vocalist on the song '39'.

[@ikirsikas]

The song dedicated to Freddie. Queen and Freddie were like one loving family. That was their success.

[@janetschulman7649]

They voices combined is what made the Queen sound? Watch Brian’s single resurrection that was just rereleased. He can really belt it out. That was in 1992. His first solo album called Back To The Light

[@jacntt04]

Obviously that was amazing... They are fu**ing Queen!❤️

[@qthelost]

John never sang lead vocals but he wrote some great songs for the group: "Another One Bites the Dust", "You're My Best Friend", "I Want To Break Free", "Spread Your Wings" ... just to name a few. Of course Brian and Roger sang lead every once in a while. I love Brian singing "39" and Roger singing "I'm In Love With My Car."

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Brian & Roger do have wonderful voices. This is such a beautifully poignant song. A loving tribute. I don't think Freddie drew the picture of Icarus, so much as it is the mythological image of the "flying too high toward the sun" part. But I do think the spotlight at the very end, which is akin to the cover of their first album (just a spotlight on Freddie), & that champagne flute on the piano represent 'Freddie".

[@susieq9801]

Donnalea Spencer - And of course Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.

[@celticpoet21]

Awesome reaction! Yeah this was their homage that Freddie was more than their band mate and frontman, but also a brother to them. I recommend teo toriatte, a song they wrote in homage to their Japanese fans who first acknowledged them as rock Gods in 1975. At some point in the 90’s, Brian May had a solo career: the Brian May band.

[@deborahwong8026]

LOVE Teo Torriatte! Queen love their fans - who else would think of thanking their fans in Japan where they were a huge sensation by having Japanese verses in the middle of a song. Also Las Palabras de Amor was written to thank their Spanish speaking fans (after their massive success in South America). A great band with fantastic music innovations- who else but Queen would have a flamenco guitar interlude in Innuendo and Freddie Mercury's duet with Montserrat Caballe breaking out into gospel mid-song?

[@janifou]

When John was on screen (4:25), you could see him slightly let go of his bass, looking like. “I cannot do this anymore.” When I saw that, my heart broke. Brian also was quite depressed from Fred’s passing. “They’re only flying closer to the sun.” Yes, and I hope their is a Heaven Version of Queen, up their. Playing for all who end up there.

[@lusmas99]

Brian and Roger on average sang one song each on Queen albums. I suggest you check out their Solo efforts. Both have amazing voices.

[@gaztl1000s]

Rodger has plenty of works to listen to he's recorded a few solo albums and in a sideshoot band called the Cross, Brian had a pretty good solo album called back to the light, which was released just before freddie died, you may have even heard a track from it as Ford used a track called Driven by you, in an ad campaign

[@karolyn8644]

Thank you for this reaction. The song tears my heart to shreds every time. It is loaded with symbolism, & references to several Queen songs. The more you listen, the more of it you will catch. Roger's falsetto was positively stratospheric. On this one, "Queen Live at the Rainbow (1974) - In the Lap of the Gods" at about 1:45, you can hear him screaming. He's also done some very good solo work. You might enjoy reacting to Strange Frontier, Foreign Sand, The Unblinking Eye, (Everything is Broken) I Want to Testify, & Journey's End. He also sang on some of the songs he wrote for/with Queen, Drowse, Tenement Funster, & I'm In Love With My Car. Check out a live version of the latter, the longest one you can find. Brian has also released a couple of solo albums, sounding very different from his work with Queen.

[@tkswann7967]

Roger also did a goodbye song to Freddie, "Old Friends" - it's fantastic!

[@MR-so1pf]

Love that song by Roger. Makes me cry every time that I listen to it just like this song does.

[@heyjude1920]

Great documentary on the Queen official channel called “Inside the Rhapsody” which explains a lot about how they worked together. Also shows how they mixed BoRhap on the board. It’s fascinating

[@dezperez1998]

Agree darling...more queen vids to come...love them more after knowing more and watching a lot of them..enjoy queen joirneymmm

[@bobbiehall8787]

I love Queen

[@cherylalexander1948]

The drawing that you referenced is the Queen logo which Freddie made for the group. You are correct, John Deacon left the group shortly following Freddie's death...he felt that there could be no Queen without Freddie.

[@ncole1545]

It was written by Queen guitarist, Brian May,and sung by, Brian and Roger Taylor, drummer. John Deacon, bassist retired after this video.

[@alisonholding7319]

I love this song and video yes it’s sad 😔 but what a wonderful tribute to their brother and band mate. Freddie Mercury was the best and I love how they honoured him and how much they loved him ❤️

[@suecookson4817]

John breaks my heart in this video .God love him.❤

[@kck9742]

This always chokes me up. If you want to hear more of Brian singing, check out "39", it's a song about a space traveler who returns after a year to find that 100 years has passed on earth. Brian wrote that, and sings lead. Roger sings lead on a song he wrote called "I'm in Love with My Car." It's really cute, and yes, he has a really good, raspy, rock-n-roll voice.

[@TheGoldbaxter]

They all had talent in many ways, that's why the music was so good, the backups had talented people too.

[@marycostley77]

I remember seeing an interview that Freddie did that is on KZbin, he mentioned that Roger could sing and that in the songs that needed a high pitch "it was Roger that sang." For example the high pitches in Bohemian Rhapsody was Roger's voice. Talking about this song and the lyrics, I always think about Freddie; if he hadn't die so young and what he could have done. Can anyone image what he could have accomplished if he had lived? Especially when he was the mastermind behind some of their epic songs.

[@hahatoldyouso]

This song always gets me :(

[@monikatze2830]

The Last Song with John Deacon. he leave the Band. He said " without Freddie, no Queen"

[@ncole1545]

John wrote Another One Bites the Dust. Try "One Vision" by Queen for drums

[@johndeaconsbass5420]

This song always makes me cry

[@kerrimcclain3648]

They are all amazing! Roger Taylor was actually the first to do his solo album. John Deacon never sang. But everything I’ve read said he was extremely close to Freddie & felt like Queen should be over when Freddie passed away. He is a total recluse now & hasn’t done a public appearance since the tribute concert.

[@dixiefleming518]

Brian wrote this to Freddie the week the statue was dedicated.

[@sfinnable]

John actually is known as queens secret weapon because he wrote so many hits.

[@kal143]

John immediately walked away, because his Freddie was gone. He alone came back a few times to do special events and to finish the album Heaven that only had freddy's lyrics.

[@darlenecheatham7775]

This song and angel flight tower remix with Radney foster make me cry every time I hear them, but I love them both.

[@moirajonsson4152]

This is one of my absolute favourites from Queen and the first time I was it it brought me go tears. Watch ”Killer Queen & I’m in love with my car Live in Montreal 1981”. It’s two songs in one performance and I think they work better together. Here you’ll be able to both appreciate Rogers vocals and drum skills! If you want to hear Brian you should check out ’39 or All dead, all dead:) John didn’t sing on any songs, sometimes he did backups live but his microphone was always turned down a bit.

[@daisyperegrino6380]

Wonderful song ..they are very sad especially John Deacon left the group upon Freddie pass away

[@Jellyfinger6969]

Beautiful but sad! RIP Freddie

[@Blablablagailshell123]

Anyone else need to hide out in the comment section to keep from bawling your eyes out? I was perfectly fine until they started with the Freddie clips.😫😥

[@Chick_N_A_Flick]

Yep, that's exactly what I'm doing.

[@bletheringfool]

You should check out Brian's solo stuff. In particular a song called 'Driven by you'

[@TheBlackQueen]

John Deacon doesn't sing. He's done some live backing vocals, but in many cases, it doesn't sound necessary good, (no offense, John). He does have amazing base work however. Check out the songs Liar, The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke, and The Millionaire Waltz. He is an amazingly underrated bassist.

[@sadfaery]

And he wrote some of Queen's most iconic hits. And some of the world's most iconic bass lines.

[@susieq9801]

The Black Queen - I heard them live in concert in 1980 and while he doesn't compare to the other three, John sounded OK to me. Ever hear Neil Young or Bob Dylan? Yikes. He was better than them! My grandmother (RIP) was better! Wish he would have sung at least one of his own compositions.

[@sadfaery]

@@susieq9801 That is SO true about Neil Young and Bob Dylan. Amazing songwriters, not so great at actually singing. But you give Dylan's music to pretty much anyone else, and it's absolutely fantastic.

[@jerrikeefer8219]

Roger and Brian both had solo albums and are amazing! Check on Brian May live at Brixton Academy, Since You've Been Gone!

[@maddy7]

Check out Another One Bites the Dust, by Deacon that was Queen's #1 in USA/CANADA & worldwide.

[@queenjabar4383]

Legends never die

[@cristiona22]

Both Roger and solo albums. Roger has the biggest solo Catologue both solo and with his work with his side band The Cross.

[@coolcat9423]

John never sings but he wrote a lot of their greatest hits . His guitar playing on bass was also great .

[@cristiona22]

Roger has an amazing solo album catalogue. He’s a great singer and he also has three albums he made with his side band The Cross.

[@kristiedaniels9325]

This song is heart breaking you can tell obviously so much they are all hurting

[@peterd788]

May and Taylor could have been lead singers in any band and supported Freddie fantastically. Deacon couldn't sing but was a bassist and songwriter extraordinaire. They were an extraordinary quartet.

[@patrickd-tock2641]

Roger has a song called i'm in love with dit is his song with the big drum solo

[@dropzone9639]

Brian and Roger are singing about Freddie . RIP

[@joegedeon708]

Thanks .love this song , for more understanding review "The Making Of" No One But You

[@maddy7]

I believe Roger had a 7 octave voice, Freddie 5 octaves, May (not sure but uber creative in song writing, plus lead & Deacon was brilliant as their bass player.

[@GinMae]

Check out Brian's songs... '39 -- Leavin' home... Long away.. and Someday one day -- for John Deacon - writer who didn't sing... sometimes in videos they would put him by a Mic and he would lip-sync - but he never was a singer...

[@donnapuglia9801]

John took it VERY HARD 😭😭😭😭

[@patriciafiliatrault8399]

Check out Queen and Adam Lambert they have been touring 8 years together John did retire after this video

[@garnet0101]

Roger Taylor "Im In Love With My Car". Check it out.

[@kathleen109]

Well, damn. I haven't cried yet today, so what the hell. I recommend the song '39 written by Brian May. Brian sings it on the studio version, but Freddie always sang it live, but you can find videos of Brian singing it himself from the past few years. It's one of my favorite Queen songs. John never sings.

[@jaquedavis3721]

Watch "the making of" videos. Brian does one about BoRap. They recorded each voice singing different parts. Roger said they over dubbed so many times on a 16 track tape that it was transparent. I like their music because it had so many voices that it was almost a choir. Love your reactions.

[@flossyangel1]

If you wana hear a drum solo listen to one vision extended verision

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Listen to Queen, “39”, Brian wrote it and sings it

[@jauntyhatsociety6922]

This is the last song John Deacon played with Queen. He just couldn't handle it without Freddiie :-(

[@Brenda-jf2pe]

Are you in radio? You have a wonderful voice you should be on radio or TV etc.

[@snappysnoopy1482]

Listen to More of that Jazz and hear some of Roger's vocal range.

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

If you want a good drum solo by Roger Taylor, listen to Now Im Here, live at Wembley, Don’t stop me know, I’m in love with my car, which he does leas vocals from the drums

[@marilyngrayson3285]

I LIKE IT THANKS

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Who do you think sang all the harmonies

[@sandrahilton3239]

Roger taylor sang a lot on their songs. Where do you think the harmonies came from lol

[@garnet0101]

Brian wrote this. Go watch I'm In Love With My Car

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

John sang early, he admitted he couldn’t sing

[@immyhawkins9103]

If you want an amazing song by Brian then please react to “teasin around” . It is amazing! It is really an awesome song which shows his voice off the best. Please react to it. Thank you