Songs by other artists/bands with apperances of Queen members(?)

Songs by other artists/bands with apperances of Queen members(?)

Andrew Gold - Never Let Her Slip Away (apperance by Freddie Mercury. PS! Only on the album; All This and Heaven Too).

Joe Cocker - The Letter (featuring (as someone pointed out here before) some really funky bass lines by John) Holly2003 wrote this in another post.

Dappy - Rockstar (apperance by Brian May).


Do you know about others?

Morris Minor and the Majors - Stutter Rap - John Deacon.

http://www.queenpedia.com/index.php?title=Discography

or www.queenvault.com, or........

I never knew about the Andrew Gold track before. Thanks. With the JD Souther tie-in, and how it fades out, this sounds like it should segue into The Eagles 'Heartache Tonight'.

Eddie Howell, "man from Manhattan" Freddie and Brian on backing vocals.(they became friendly while working in the studio around the same time)

There's a couple more from the 80's that Brian played on of the top of my head. Holly Johnson 'Love Train'and Livin in a box 'Blow the house down'. Check out blow the house down for an awesome guitar solo by Brian.There's been loads of guest spots for Brian acruelly!

Does this one count? .

just go to

http://www.ultimatequeen.co.uk/index.htm

and on the left banner select:

queen, songs & album, collaboration
freddie mercury, songs & album, collaboration
roger taylor, songs & album, collaboration
john deacon, songs & album, collaboration
brian may, songs & album, collaboration in the 4 section by period

some to add:
Ian Hunter: Your nearly Did Me In
Fox - Ssssingle Bed
kansas - play the game tonight
fuzzbox (remember them? gorgeous but fiairly average) - Self
billy squier - emotions in motion
hilary - how come you're so dumb?
gary numan - crash
there's also a late-80s Sabbs track
and roger also appeared on Daltrey's - Under a raging Moon

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Songs by other artists/bands with apperances of Queen members(?)

Andrew Gold - Never Let Her Slip Away (apperance by Freddie Mercury. PS! Only on the album; All This and Heaven Too).

Hmm.. Not sure about that; it's a bit of an urban myth.

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[QUOTE] [b]ITSM wrote:[/b]


Songs by other artists/bands with apperances of Queen members(?)

Andrew Gold - Never Let Her Slip Away (apperance by Freddie Mercury. PS! Only on the album; All This and Heaven Too).

Hmm.. Not sure about that; it's a bit of an urban myth.

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Pretty sure that's NOT Freddie on there

Gold is also known for his biggest UK hit song "Never Let Her Slip Away", which was a UK #5 hit twice, by him and again at #5 fourteen years later by Undercover. Freddie Mercury, who was a friend of Gold's, has been mistakenly credited with assisting him with the harmony background vocals of the song. Gold himself explains in his liner notes for the CD version of 'All This & Heaven Too' that it was actually Timothy Schmit and J D Souther.

Elton John "Ice On Fire". Never heard the tracks though - so don't know if Roger and John made much of an impact.

Stay with me tonight by Jeffrey Osbourne featuring Brian May solo.

Billy Squier with Freddie on 2 tracks, Love Is The Hero and Lady with a Tenor Sax.

Def Leppard with Brian, Travelin Band, live from 1983 LA Forum, included on the Pyromania Deluxe edition

Thank you for all the good replies!

I have to say that in the song "Never Let Her Slip Away," it really sounds like Freddie Mercury when sung "...on a schoolday afternoon." PS! Only on the album "All This and Heaven Too." But I hear/read what you're saying.