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The only one I can think of (off the top of my head) is Saturday Night Live. Can anyone think of anything else?
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matt z
There's an Entertainment Tonight segment with brief interviews of Roger John and I think Freddie and Brian as well. ...Im pretty sure someone's left out.
That was apparently just before their HOT SPACE USA Tour.
In terms of live performances I think SNL and AMERICAN IDOL (QUEEN +) are the only instances of that
Brian did a solo spot on the Tonight Show With Jay Leno in the 1990's... supporting act for GNFNR'S tour.
That was apparently just before their HOT SPACE USA Tour.
In terms of live performances I think SNL and AMERICAN IDOL (QUEEN +) are the only instances of that
Brian did a solo spot on the Tonight Show With Jay Leno in the 1990's... supporting act for GNFNR'S tour.
matt z
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yA24IX7sa9o
^HIGHLANDER
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lYuiQOvyr3o
^new haven
Damn galaxy phone won't let me link properly.
Just YouTube "QUEEN IN NEW HAVEN" , "QUEEN ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 1986" if neither work
Also. .. WHAT THE HELL DOES ROGER SAY AT 2:14 in the HIGHLANDER ET clip?
The start of his talk sounds like absolute cockney gibberish.
^HIGHLANDER
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lYuiQOvyr3o
^new haven
Damn galaxy phone won't let me link properly.
Just YouTube "QUEEN IN NEW HAVEN" , "QUEEN ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 1986" if neither work
Also. .. WHAT THE HELL DOES ROGER SAY AT 2:14 in the HIGHLANDER ET clip?
The start of his talk sounds like absolute cockney gibberish.
musicland munich
[QUOTE] [b]matt z wrote:[/b]
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yA24IX7sa9o
^HIGHLANDER
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lYuiQOvyr3o
^new haven
Damn galaxy phone won't let me link properly.
Just YouTube "QUEEN IN NEW HAVEN" , "QUEEN ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 1986" if neither work
Also. .. WHAT THE HELL DOES ROGER SAY AT 2:14 in the HIGHLANDER ET clip?
The start of his talk sounds like absolute cockney gibberish. [/QUOTE]
" I always think you like your newest work best"
My brain is useing "Auto Correction" for those kind of things :)
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yA24IX7sa9o
^HIGHLANDER
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lYuiQOvyr3o
^new haven
Damn galaxy phone won't let me link properly.
Just YouTube "QUEEN IN NEW HAVEN" , "QUEEN ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 1986" if neither work
Also. .. WHAT THE HELL DOES ROGER SAY AT 2:14 in the HIGHLANDER ET clip?
The start of his talk sounds like absolute cockney gibberish. [/QUOTE]
" I always think you like your newest work best"
My brain is useing "Auto Correction" for those kind of things :)
matt z
Thanks musicland.
It actually makes sense to my ears now and I can't hear it like I had before. This is so strange.
Weren't they also on local tv in the 1970's? Song snippets and back stage stuff?
But they never performed on live aside from Saturday Night Live .... right?
It actually makes sense to my ears now and I can't hear it like I had before. This is so strange.
Weren't they also on local tv in the 1970's? Song snippets and back stage stuff?
But they never performed on live aside from Saturday Night Live .... right?
Chief Mouse
Ghostwithasmile is BACK!
Brian May did host a VH1 special in 1991 before Freddie passed away. It was a Queen special and Brian did announce all the clips and talked about the video and music. It was a 1 hour special.
freddies bell end
Just go to Bob's website.
The Real Wizard
As mentioned above, there is the New Haven 82 footage from Entertainment Tonight.
They were on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert on February 8, 1977, but not a live appearance - they showed the promo video of Somebody To Love and Sweet Lady from the Hyde Park 76 show. Promo videos were rarely seen on US TV back then, so this was a rarity. MTV didn't come until the 80s.
Maybe they were on Midnight Special too?
And then there are the short TV reports...
There's a report with some New York 76 soundcheck footage of Now I'm Here and an interview with Freddie.
There's a short report from one of the LA 1980 shows.
There's the footage of the band walking through the corridor with Michael Jackson to their last US show in LA 82.
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
And then there's the one-off special called "The Champions" aired on 12-22-79. It had Paris 79, Tokyo 79 and various other footage. A bizarre mish-mash that actually took a lot of work to compile, as it was riddled with edits. But it has some footage that was never seen elsewhere.
Any others?
They were on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert on February 8, 1977, but not a live appearance - they showed the promo video of Somebody To Love and Sweet Lady from the Hyde Park 76 show. Promo videos were rarely seen on US TV back then, so this was a rarity. MTV didn't come until the 80s.
Maybe they were on Midnight Special too?
And then there are the short TV reports...
There's a report with some New York 76 soundcheck footage of Now I'm Here and an interview with Freddie.
There's a short report from one of the LA 1980 shows.
There's the footage of the band walking through the corridor with Michael Jackson to their last US show in LA 82.
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
And then there's the one-off special called "The Champions" aired on 12-22-79. It had Paris 79, Tokyo 79 and various other footage. A bizarre mish-mash that actually took a lot of work to compile, as it was riddled with edits. But it has some footage that was never seen elsewhere.
Any others?
Adam Unger (QueenVault.com)
The US VH-1 show that is being referenced was called My Generation. It was normally hosted by Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits. Brian hosted two episodes in 1991 to help promote Innuendo.
Ghostwithasmile is BACK!
[QUOTE] [b]Adam Unger (QueenVault.com) wrote:[/b]
The US VH-1 show that is being referenced was called My Generation. It was normally hosted by Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits. Brian hosted two episodes in 1991 to help promote Innuendo.[/QUOTE]
Indeed ! I forgot the name. I have the original broadcast promo tape.
The US VH-1 show that is being referenced was called My Generation. It was normally hosted by Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits. Brian hosted two episodes in 1991 to help promote Innuendo.[/QUOTE]
Indeed ! I forgot the name. I have the original broadcast promo tape.
freddies bell end
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
As mentioned above, there is the New Haven 82 footage from Entertainment Tonight.
They were on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert on February 8, 1977, but not a live appearance - they showed the promo video of Somebody To Love and Sweet Lady from the Hyde Park 76 show. Promo videos were rarely seen on US TV back then, so this was a rarity. MTV didn't come until the 80s.
Maybe they were on Midnight Special too?
And then there are the short TV reports...
There's a report with some New York 76 soundcheck footage of Now I'm Here and an interview with Freddie.
There's a short report from one of the LA 1980 shows.
There's the footage of the band walking through the corridor with Michael Jackson to their last US show in LA 82.
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
And then there's the one-off special called "The Champions" aired on 12-22-79. It had Paris 79, Tokyo 79 and various other footage. A bizarre mish-mash that actually took a lot of work to compile, as it was riddled with edits. But it has some footage that was never seen elsewhere.
Any others?
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Bob,
Wasn't that the San Francisco '77 footage?
As mentioned above, there is the New Haven 82 footage from Entertainment Tonight.
They were on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert on February 8, 1977, but not a live appearance - they showed the promo video of Somebody To Love and Sweet Lady from the Hyde Park 76 show. Promo videos were rarely seen on US TV back then, so this was a rarity. MTV didn't come until the 80s.
Maybe they were on Midnight Special too?
And then there are the short TV reports...
There's a report with some New York 76 soundcheck footage of Now I'm Here and an interview with Freddie.
There's a short report from one of the LA 1980 shows.
There's the footage of the band walking through the corridor with Michael Jackson to their last US show in LA 82.
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
And then there's the one-off special called "The Champions" aired on 12-22-79. It had Paris 79, Tokyo 79 and various other footage. A bizarre mish-mash that actually took a lot of work to compile, as it was riddled with edits. But it has some footage that was never seen elsewhere.
Any others?
[/QUOTE]
Bob,
Wasn't that the San Francisco '77 footage?
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]freddies bell end wrote:[/b]
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
[/QUOTE]
Bob,
Wasn't that the San Francisco '77 footage?
[/QUOTE]
Compare the screenshots to the SF footage:
http://queenlive.ca/queen/77-03-06.htm
Who knows, it could be the same show (slim chance), but it's definitely not the same source. One is pro shot and the other is 8mm shot from the audience.
[QUOTE] [b]The Real Wizard wrote:[/b]
And there's this 1977 report with a few seconds of footage, but the footage has never gotten out - just these screenshots:
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_01.jpg
www.queenlive.ca/queen/screenshots/77_US_TV_02.jpg
[/QUOTE]
Bob,
Wasn't that the San Francisco '77 footage?
[/QUOTE]
Compare the screenshots to the SF footage:
http://queenlive.ca/queen/77-03-06.htm
Who knows, it could be the same show (slim chance), but it's definitely not the same source. One is pro shot and the other is 8mm shot from the audience.
*goodco*
As to 'The Midnight Special' (personal knowledge only).
If I saw an advertisement that they were going to be 'on' for a period of time, I would watch. Caught the BoRhap vid 4-6 times. After that, I was working 2nd shift plus OT, and hitting a bar afterwards, where I saw STL twice.
No idea if any NOTW vids were shown, as my interest in the show had severely waned.
Absolutely have no clue as to why I remember Debby Harry introducing the FBG vid (and groaning to the occasional slo-mo).
Those were the last times I saw those videos until around '97 or so.
MTV did an edited Caracas concert late '83/early '84, back when 11pm on Saturday nights was 'must see TV' for their concert offerings.
- test edit
If I saw an advertisement that they were going to be 'on' for a period of time, I would watch. Caught the BoRhap vid 4-6 times. After that, I was working 2nd shift plus OT, and hitting a bar afterwards, where I saw STL twice.
No idea if any NOTW vids were shown, as my interest in the show had severely waned.
Absolutely have no clue as to why I remember Debby Harry introducing the FBG vid (and groaning to the occasional slo-mo).
Those were the last times I saw those videos until around '97 or so.
MTV did an edited Caracas concert late '83/early '84, back when 11pm on Saturday nights was 'must see TV' for their concert offerings.
- test edit
The Real Wizard
[QUOTE] [b]*goodco* wrote:[/b]
MTV did an edited Caracas concert late '83/early '84, back when 11pm on Saturday nights was 'must see TV' for their concert offerings.
[/QUOTE]
Fascinating. I had no idea it was ever broadcast.
This could mean there's a copy out there with much better audio. There's no way they would've broadcast a version like the one we have on DVD.
MTV did an edited Caracas concert late '83/early '84, back when 11pm on Saturday nights was 'must see TV' for their concert offerings.
[/QUOTE]
Fascinating. I had no idea it was ever broadcast.
This could mean there's a copy out there with much better audio. There's no way they would've broadcast a version like the one we have on DVD.