Pim Derks wrote: I really doubt they had Jeff Scott Soto on stand-by.
JSS was present at ALOT of the gigs on the 2005 tour. Certainly too many gigs to merely check it out
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BootlegsOnYour wrote: I HOPE SEE ONE LAST "REUNION TOUR"
WITH: BRIAN, ROGER AND JOHN!!! ROGER ON VOCALS AND RUFUS ON DRUMS
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What an absolutely horrifying idea. Roger was Queen's drummer, not his son, what the hell is the point of him singing? If I go to see Queen, there's only one place I want to see Roger Taylor.
Besides, the guy needs a lyric sheet to remember half of Queen's lead vocals, even the ones he wrote himself.
WITH: BRIAN, ROGER AND JOHN!!! ROGER ON VOCALS AND RUFUS ON DRUMS
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What an absolutely horrifying idea. Roger was Queen's drummer, not his son, what the hell is the point of him singing? If I go to see Queen, there's only one place I want to see Roger Taylor.
Besides, the guy needs a lyric sheet to remember half of Queen's lead vocals, even the ones he wrote himself.
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Holly 2003, Yes I can provide proof of where this information came from.
However I choose not to.
The info is quite widely known within the companies and people involved in the Q+PR Tours.
I would be surprised if they choose to work together with PR in a long term project again, a one off gig maybe, but unlikely.
Jeff Scott Soto is on very good terms with BM and RT, and is a genuine Queen fan too.
I believe that he has a voice better suited to a wider range of Queen songs than Paul Rogers.
Pim Derks, JSS was either present at the venue or in the same city as the show for two thirds of the tour.
That should stop you doubting.
However I choose not to.
The info is quite widely known within the companies and people involved in the Q+PR Tours.
I would be surprised if they choose to work together with PR in a long term project again, a one off gig maybe, but unlikely.
Jeff Scott Soto is on very good terms with BM and RT, and is a genuine Queen fan too.
I believe that he has a voice better suited to a wider range of Queen songs than Paul Rogers.
Pim Derks, JSS was either present at the venue or in the same city as the show for two thirds of the tour.
That should stop you doubting.
Holly2003
There's a tribe in Africa -- I think in Ethiopia -- that claims to be in possession of the Ark of the Covenant. However, they keep it in a temple/compound which only a priest can enter. No one else is allowed in and so there's no way to verify anything. I bet, if I asked, they'd tell me they also have a parchment with the reasons why Queen + Paul Rodgers split up, but it's inside that temple so I'll have to take their word for it.
peter j
i really hope queen and paul rogers will tour again i went to the newcastle arena during the cosmos rocks tour what a great night it was i will never forget it.if this does happen i will be there for sure.please let it happen i think it would be great if john deacon would join in its such a shame not to see him for so long.see you soon hopefully,KEEP ON ROCKING!!!.
Cristi
I sincerely hope not. I really hated what came of that collaboration.
Holly2003
Cristi wrote: I sincerely hope not. I really hated what came of that collaboration.
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Hi Brian May or Roger Taylor!
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Hi Brian May or Roger Taylor!