New Paul Rodgers + Brian May CD/DVD

News of Paul Rodgers' Montreux concert released on CD and DVD in September, and featuring Brian among others.

In 1993, Paul Rodgers released the acclaimed blues based album Muddy Water Blues (now available on Eagle Records) with contributions from many special guest artists with a shared love for the blues. In July 1994 the tour in support of this album rolled into Montreux. The regular tour band was joined through the evening by a number of special guests to create a typically unique Montreux festival performance including an amazing finale of Hoochie Coochie Man where all the guests join in. As well as tracks from the Muddy Water Blues album there are all the classic tracks that you would expect from across Paul Rodgers highly successful career.

As well as tracks from the Muddy Water Blues album there are all the classic tracks that you would expect from across Paul Rodgers's career.
Guests during the performance include include Neal Schon, Jason Bonham, Brian May, Steve Lukather, Eddie Kirkland, Sherman Robertson, Luther Allison, Robert Lucas and Kenny Neal.
Paul Rodgers & Friends Live At Montreux 1994 is released on CD and DVD on 12 September.

And the cover art for both formats.

GT wrote: News of Paul Rodgers' Montreux concert released on CD and DVD in September, and featuring Brian among others.

In 1993, Paul Rodgers released the acclaimed blues based album Muddy Water Blues (now available on Eagle Records) with contributions from many special guest artists with a shared love for the blues. In July 1994 the tour in support of this album rolled into Montreux. The regular tour band was joined through the evening by a number of special guests to create a typically unique Montreux festival performance including an amazing finale of Hoochie Coochie Man where all the guests join in. As well as tracks from the Muddy Water Blues album there are all the classic tracks that you would expect from across Paul Rodgers highly successful career.

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What a fucking and  not promising news.
My apologise, I say what I want. 
I have recently been hoping they'd release something worthwhile. And now I know it is going to happen! 
I mean the complete first concert at Wembley.
But what about concerts from 70's? Will they ever release them? 
if honestly I doubt.
If the news about releasing complete Rainbow '74 weren't a joke.
Gary,answer me,please. I`ll be wait, my dear!

No need all the time  evade questions on actual  for fans, theme .
You are also a fan, you should be concerned about the fact that QPL does not release concerts.

Now it's time for all us, Queen fans, to know if QPL will release any Queen 70's concerts. What'd you say about it, Gary?

Back to the topic, thanks for the information, Gary. These are actually good news. Thank you also for functioning as a link between QPL and Queenzone and for doing it in a kind and straightforward way.

Cheers,

Ogre-

Folks, please tel me. Is Gary busy or what? Why does he ignores me again I can, I will do all my best to make people from QPL fire him from his work.

To lostman and flashgordon, you are obviously the same annoying person (among other names you use), that has been hijacking nearly every topic here with your constant demands for a 70's live concert.
If such a project were to happen there would be a press release for it - can you understand that?
And stop sending me PM's and writing emails to me - you are wasting your time and just being deleted.

GT wrote: To lostman and flashgordon, you are obviously the same annoying person (among other names you use), that has been hijacking nearly every topic here with your constant demands for a 70's live concert.
If such a project were to happen there would be a press release for it - can you understand that?
And stop sending me PM's and writing emails to me - you are wasting your time and just being deleted.

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Excuse me, but I just came back from holidays on the last week and I don't know who's been posting here asking questions about 70's concerts recently. And no, flashgordon2011 isn't my account. I've been here for more than a year and the only account I've had is Lostman. Everybody knows me as Valery Oganov (which is my real name). If you pay attention at the flashgordon's (and that guy's previous accounts) posts and mine, you'll see that the structure of sentences, the order of words and the English language itself are very different. I just asked a few questions about 70's concerts because I had seen flashgordon's posts and that had made me ask it. But I didn't ask it before. Also, no, I haven't sent you any PMs. I was only sending you some emails a half of year ago. Hope this explains a lot.
Thank you very much for your answer. I'm very sorry if I seemed too annoying whilst was asking those questions. I do really appreciate all your help. Thanks.

GT wrote: To lostman and flashgordon, you are obviously the same annoying person (among other names you use), that has been hijacking nearly every topic here with your constant demands for a 70's live concert.
If such a project were to happen there would be a press release for it - can you understand that?
And stop sending me PM's and writing emails to me - you are wasting your time and just being deleted.
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Dear, busy Gary.

I am worried about one thing. Is it true that before his death, Freddie said Jim Beach this phrase "" You can do anything with my music, but don't make me boring ". 
 We are not threatening you, and you do not threaten us, please. Thank you. But  you can speed up the process to Queen Productions, released a concerts 70th. More we do not require you. Thank you.
We raise a wave of indignation, don't let QPL doesn`t  slept, and work the right direction for us. Thank you!
We respect you, really, and you respect us, please. Thank you

Oops, sorry for double posts. There's something wrong with QZ today. I just wanted to edit them, but it posted them twice for some reason.

didn't realise Brian was on this. did he travel to montreux for a one off?

makes me wonder if the two of them will ever share a stage again....

Thanks for the info, you´re very kind gary!

And for all the people who demand 70´s gigs... gary isn´t a exectuve producer or a member of the band is only a boy who works in the archive... i don´t get the point of ask him for releases...
i wish they release some 70´s gigs,too but anyway i belive this release (Pr+Bm cd/dvd) has nothing to do with QP...

This is definately not a QPL release, this is a PR release, which I think is cool as shit, I will definately be going for that CD for sure! Thank you GT for making that announcement! Brian, Neal Schon, and Jason Bonham all on the same CD doing some Muddy Water's blues...hells yeah!