What can he NOT DO?! Queen - Seaside Rendezvous (Official Lyric Video) REACTION!

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[@janematthews3394]

The whole middle section is Roger and Freddie's voices, witn no instruments 😃 Freddie imitated woodwind instruments including a clarinet and Roger imitated tubas, trumpets and a kazoo. The tap dance was "performed" by Freddie and Roger on the mixing desk with thimbles on their fingers.

[@irinichotou470]

Thank you for this information. I didn't know this 👑

[@lindastodola691]

Wasn’t it grand! I was going to tell David about the no instruments!🤣🤣we are pretty die hard fans I guess! Me since 1980

[@lindastodola691]

Freddie sang in Japanese also-✌️

[@martinkulkarni3569]

@@lindastodola691 Teo Torriatte from A Day At The Races.

[@cathytobias4722]

They were definitely in a class of their own, Queen should be a genre!!!💛👑💛👑💛👑💛👑

[@martinkulkarni3569]

No instruments. All vocal effects! They created that from their voices. What’s that word again.......? Oh yes. Genius!

[@dianecourtney2724]

GENIUS … yes!!!! 👍

[@celticpoet21]

What I love most about Queen is how diverse their music is. This type of music is music hall or vaudeville. 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. Also, in the line "I'll be your Valentino", he's referring to Rudolf Valentino, a famous silent film actor known as "the Latin lover of the silent screen." Freddie also referred to him in "Good old-fashioned lover boy".

[@kellycrook543]

In the middle of the song, sounds were made with their mouths, not instruments.

[@aut0maniak]

It's kind off beatbox, isn't?😁

[@camh5036]

All Freddie and Roger

[@igortokarski9517]

And John on bass

[@debramoore7513]

I’m so glad you’re reacting to this song! Shows how versatile Queen is! This is my mom & dad’s favorite Queen song! My mum died in 2018 so it brings back some fond memories!! 🥰 Freddie & Roger did all the vocal sounds & Roger used thimbles for the tap dancing! 😂 Now do LAZING ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Thanks Lynn Hoffman!! 💕

[@lynnhoffman247]

🤗

[@davethomas6216]

Lol I just said the same thing about Lazing on a Sunday afternoon

[@michaelmalone3089]

Nice one Debra my father liked it along with"dreamers ball","good company"👍

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

A brilliant little nod to 20's style vaudeville from the lads, talk about versatility! Nothing more to say that the others haven't already said.

[@sherryheim5504]

This song has that sort of vaudville/ragtime sound, there are a few of them in the Queen Catalog, Brian's is one called Good Company, I love that one too. Queen was so inventive with this song, no synth and mostly vocals to create the different period instruments. I love this song, it never fails to make me smile and want to shake about.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Also “Bring Back That Leroy Brown”

[@Sneak65]

As we have said all along. Queen is diverse and just as you think you have heard every facet... They hit you with another. Artistically they are on another level from almost any other rock band.

[@karenj3611]

Queen just always makes me smile. Well sometimes I cry, but mostly smile

[@johnsmith-es7zk]

The word is Ragtime. Queen did it all.

[@Anisabell2]

And what about this one? 😁 Very versatile our favorite band... Now, I want to go strolling on the beach. Ragtime darling 💋😎🤩

[@marvalstith2749]

Really nice. And I'm remembering at one time Roger's best girl was French, believe they had 2 or 3 children. She and Roger were married for several years.And I see in the comments all some vocals were only Freddie and Roger. Plus they collaborated for the music, sounds etc..I can imagine them in the studio having fun pulling this together.

[@lynnhoffman247]

Yay 😁 Glad you got around to this one 👏🏼🎶💥 Ragtime music! Great grandmother 😂

[@user-eh8eg4hp5t]

Hey girl! You're so funny. Hope you're doing well ☺️

[@lynnhoffman247]

@@user-eh8eg4hp5t 🤣 I’m fine, thanks. Hope you & yours are, too 🤗

[@bluebell3720]

This was just Freddie and Roger performing, written by Freddie off night of the opera 75 same album as bo rap! I think this was a reward to roger to have fun after a 100 Galileos! They made the instrument sounds with their mouths Freddie played piano and honky tonk piano Tap dancing with thimble!

[@stefanboskovic4724]

The versatility and skill of these four people is still amazing after all this time. The opening of this album, from the scorching vitriol of Death On Two Legs to the 20's style of Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon sums Queen up better than anything I could say!!

[@armywife5646]

David, you know Freddie could do it all❤ he was absolutely brilliant! Even Mack said he was a genius! Love the reaction, Freddie can still surprise😊

[@laurenraubaugh9542]

This might be an out of left field request but I’d love to see what you think of the recently released version of “Time Waits for No One” - it’s just Freddie and a piano. It was for a musical of the same name by Dave Clark (also a friend of Freddie’s) in the mid-80s, but the version of the song released back then had a lot of instrumentals and back up vocals added. It was beautiful, but Clark knew he had an early version Freddie had recorded with him and some video footage that hadn’t been used - the problem was that he couldn’t find it. He searched for more than 20 years before finally locating the tape and creating a new video with an acoustic version of the song just a couple of years ago. It was like getting a new Freddie song - I believe the video trended when it came out. His voice is absolutely killer in it, and the song essentially carries a message for all of us. 💙

[@betseyclark2832]

Kudos to you for this reaction! I absolutely love this 'music hall' piece by Queen. I am always so impressed by the variety and inventiveness of this band. This would have been popular in the first couple of decades in the 1900's. I bet Freddie and Roger had a ball doing this! Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is in the same vein, also Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. Freddie's lyrics are so clever, and always tongue-in-cheek.

[@kingofleos]

Good Company on this album has amazing work by Brian. He gets his guitar to sound like various horns. All the “big band” sounds are actually just his guitar. Superb.

[@kengalbraith1319]

Queen used to proudly say in the liner notes, “And no one played Synthesizer...”. This was the case up until The Game. Truly remarkable knowing it was just them and their instruments for those amazing first 7 albums. As an old Queen fan (got to see Freddie twice), I’m loving your reaction and insights. Thanks.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Maybe my favorite Queen song

[@mlevy15966]

Did you react to Barcelona yet? Freddie is singing Opera!

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

Clever, quick lyrics and peppy melodies remind me of a 20s or 30s musical.

[@Plasticmilxy]

I love this song!! Rogers vocals are amazing 🤩

[@bluebell3720]

I think they had fun on this doing the instruments sounds!

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Brilliant Freddie & Roger composition x

[@ian00001]

I loved NATO and DATR - they were so experimental around this time and did so many retro pieces: Good Company, Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon, Good old Fashioned Loverboy, all mixed in with hard rock and opera . Please check out The Making of A Night At The Opera to see how forward thinking they really were

[@sheilakearney3434]

There's a video about the making of Seaside Rendezvous. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OWaoGkrqh8aMU At about the 1:45 mark, Roger explains how he and Freddie made those sounds -- no instruments involved.

[@tkswann7967]

I love this song! So glad you reacted to it. QUEEN could do ANYTHING!!!

[@peterphilippi8655]

Another Great song and Great reaction!!

[@allanriach]

For the brass sounds in the middle, not a musical instrument in sight. It's Brian & Roger making the sounds with their mouths. You must check out Dreamers Ball live in Paris where they make the brass sound live.

[@bluebell3720]

Freddie and Roger! It's just the two of them

[@michaelmalone3089]

Good shout 👍

[@yvrkid7070]

The liner notes on the album say - Vocal orchestration of Brass - Roger Taylor. Vocal Orchestration of Woodwind - Freddie Mercury. This is just Freddie and Roger using their voices and then thimbles on the mixing desk for the tapping. They must have had so much fun doing this song. Freddie with his crazy words like jollification. Brian has a guitar jazz band song called Good Company on this album where he plays "genuine Aloha Ukulele (Made in Japan)". There are so many pieces of genius on Night At The Opera.

[@dianecourtney2724]

Jollification indeed… one of the thousands of reasons I love Freddie!!! His words… his genius !!!

[@cristiona22]

This was my first favourite song on ANATO when I bought it when it was released. I just loved it and I still do. Thanks you for reacting. Freddie and Roger having fun on this always brings a smile to me.

[@johngraham5996]

did you pick your name from roger asking for a cup of tea in the studio? 🤣👏👏👏 👑✊🇬🇧

[@cristiona22]

@@johngraham5996 sorry, I just saw your comment. - yes I did pick my name from Rogers cup of tea request 🤣

[@marcswerts5068]

They were pioneers on so many levels

[@kuntumhapsari6894]

I fell in love Queen when I was a kid in the early 1980s with bunch of their singles/megahits which is known to me (such as BoRhap, Love of My Life, Killer Queen etc). But when I listened this song for the first time, I immediately fell in love with, because this song is so unique, so fun, sooo ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you 👑

[@MatthewBillyJoelBootlegs]

React to The Millionaire Waltz.

[@JohnKing-kc9hb]

Have a listern to millioniers waltz how it changes through out like bo rap

[@j0hnf_uk]

Music hall/Vaudeville is the style of music in this song. You can just imagine him strolling along the promenade in a straw boater and a walking cane. A band that never took itself seriously, except when they were being serious.

[@dianecourtney2724]

Love your remark…

[@martinkulkarni3569]

This is my Queen. Thee Queen. Proper Queen. From the great days.

[@leonarae8496]

I love how you break down a song and appreciate all the creativity that was put into it. And you’re right, back then it took a lot more work. They had to make the music themselves. Awesome reaction!

[@JackThatBack]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@martinkulkarni3569]

Considering Freddie was not British born, they are one of the most British rock bands ever!

[@angelak.7365]

Ragtime was popular 1900 - 1920.

[@rumayoosthuizen9948]

FABULOUS SONG🎵🎵

[@michaelmalone3089]

Loved it David 😂😂😂never mind the jack backs🤪🤪🤪fuck here there and everyfuckin where 👍 brilliant mate 😂😂😂 How about"great king rat"from their first album 👍 great drumming all very tight 💞💞💞 love it David 😊 take care mate 🎇

[@iangrant3615]

Glad you enjoyed this. If you like the multi-layered production with all the instrument sounds, definitely check out Queen's song Good Company. Brian sings the lead vocal and they build up a full kind of orchestra through layering multiple takes and Queen said that in the end their tape masters became almost transparent as they did so many overdubs that the tape began to deteriorate. As you say, this is all pre-computers and pro-tools etc.

[@iseeyou736]

Never heard this before. What a fun song🤗

[@kathrynmitchell4344]

This was in the vein of Cole Porter, from the 1920s-30s, .very sophisticated & humorous, even camp. Their parent's generation would have heard it , maybe had records of it.. It's also reminiscent of the old 'Thin Man ' movies. Another in the same genre is ' My Melancholy Blues', which I love.

[@Danielik25]

Try sometimes Teo Torriatte live from Japan 1979, love your Queen reactions💕

[@GinMae]

Thanks, JTB -- see below for some stuff you may not have recognized -- on Night at the Opera - in this song, the credits said "vocal orchestrations" -- lol

[@dianecourtney2724]

Thanks for pointing that out!! “ vocal orchestrations “

[@dragonattack3341]

You don't fool me, please 🥺 the song with the best guitar solo of Queen

[@michaelmalone3089]

Love that track..... very powerful 👍

[@dragonattack3341]

@@michaelmalone3089 that song has a flow so amazing

[@elisafn8243]

Loved it!

[@loriannepraznovsky2164]

Please think about doing Dreamers Ball live in Paris Thank You

[@piegirl02]

You could expect almost anything from Queen! They didn't stay comfortably in one place. Please react to "Love of my Life" live in Rio '85. You haven't seen audience participation until you've seen that. Live Aid was nothing compared to Rio

[@michaelmalone3089]

Oh it's special David 👍🎇

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

There is a really good video to the song: A Night At The Opera 30th anniversary 2005. It is great watching to the old movie shots from the 30s.

[@michaelcolvin9799]

no synths until the game 1980 for Queen

[@dianecourtney2724]

Love your reactions !!!!

[@davethomas6216]

Freddies vaduril classic All so from the same album Treat yourself to lazing on a Sunday afternoon

[@rondaryan45]

This is such a fun, happy-go-lucky song 🎵 Great reaction

[@camh5036]

Ally Freddie and Roger

[@kirkhassett8726]

This style of music is known as Music Hall (essentially the British version of Vaudeville) which was indeed popular right up through the 1920’s and 30’s. Freddie also incorporated the Music Hall style (along with glam rock and bubblegum pop) on “Killer Queen”.

[@claudiovillalobos8824]

Yooo react to Fairy feller's master stroke plsplspls

[@melissalee5622]

Love it!!!

[@marvalstith2749]

Listen to all those syllables Freddie perfectly gave us in the 3rd sentence . . .well throughout the entire number.

[@jj-xt1yz]

Queen quote: no synthesizers.. All real Talent beyond anything around today

[@janetschulman7649]

There’s a great video of people on the beach from maybe the 20’s on you tube.

[@johngraham5996]

you should all look for deac's isolated bass track for this, it's amazing 👑✊🇬🇧

[@julieperkins7077]

I played that in my car over and over and over again

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 loved your reaction liked already subscribed 😁 what a happy song 🤩❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️

[@jilldiable8119]

A Night At The Opera is an album masterpiece,this track is on it. Love ur reaction David.

[@maryellenazack4466]

Magnifico

[@The1queencollector]

All the French reminds me of Delboy lol

[@lynnhoffman247]

🤗❤️👏🏼

[@glenmercury1109]

great channel love it can you do one year of love by Queen many thanks ......

[@juanvargaschavarria8772]

Trumpets Roger and Brian may vocal efects

[@johngraham5996]

no, not on this one, its just freddie and roger making trumpet noises with their mouths, but you are correct as brian done it on the 79 european tour during dreamers ball, and the tap dancing was roger with thimbles on his fingers tapping on the mixing desk, watch 'the making of a night at the opera' as roger explains it all 👑✊🇬🇧

[@GilesMcRiker]

Ragtime Freddie!

[@alx406]

Is another Queen song named Mustapha

[@papabearM3]

They call it “vaudeville,” mate!

[@maryellenazack4466]

❤🧡💚💜 🏖

[@alicefarr3927]

Try the song, It’s Late ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kendallneason3645]

Elvis? No hon this is a song similar to the sounds on the radio shows in the late 1920’s-1930’s. It’s complex, creative in the way they used their instruments to sound like old-time style sounds. Freddie inundated himself with all types of music including French, Japanese, Gospel, Classical, Jazz and Blues. The band was talented enough to incorporate their rock music with all types of influences and create new artistic music.

[@ChuckyLad]

yep late 20s early 30s

[@dianecostanza]

Ragtime