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Who do you guys rate as the best queen/freddie tribute act. looking to book one for my Wife's 40th birthday party
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I think Farrokh Bulsara is the best freddie impersonator.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]chimera wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Who do you guys rate as the best queen/freddie tribute act. looking to book one for my Wife's 40th birthday party[/QUOTE]

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I'm surprised no one has said QPR :)
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From what I've seen, my vote goes for One Night Of Queen.
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Gary Mullen must be up there.Magic as well.The group that is.
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My vote goes to an American band called Queen for a Day. The lead singer doesn't sound exactly like Freddie (who does?), but his live voice hits the same notes, and well. They're also a bit more original in their interpretation of the music--check Youtube for their version of BoRhap or their take on Dead On Time.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Roger Meadows Tailor wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Gary Mullen must be up there.[/QUOTE]

Yeah.. that's who I'm talking about.. !
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I went to a Queen tribute show in Oslo, Norway some years ago.

There were one guy on the piano, many different vocalists, 3 guitarists, a drummer and a choir of 200 people.

The guy on the piano played with one hand and waved the other hand at the choir (don't remember the English word).

It was amazing! But hard to book I guess.

Two weeks later I went to the Peter Freestone-show, and it was a big disappointment comparing to the other tribute concert. But of course it fun too.
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