Hello everyone
Did someone know if there is any existing footage or audio of freddie and elton playing together? I would love to take a listen how they sound together?
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No, as far as I'm aware. Closest you'll get is Elton performing TSMGO at the Tribute and again in 1997 with the boys.
Pretty funny that Freddie and Elton never got to record anything (that we're aware of), they were good friends and Elton John did record three(?) tracks with Roger and John prior to Freddie's death.
Who knows, there might be a jam session somewhere, collecting dust at Queen Productions.
Who knows, there might be a jam session somewhere, collecting dust at Queen Productions.
A few years ago a snippet video turned where Elton is celebrating and suddenly Freddie appears as well. It was like 30 seconds i believe and i forgot where it was from.
Golden Salmon wrote:
Pretty funny that Freddie and Elton never got to record anything (that we're aware of)
They did some stuff together at Advision Studios in 1976. No idea what it was, and it's never been released ... and probably never will be.
Frederick also guested at one of Elton's gigs in Manchester (I think) and they sang some Beatles covers. No recording has leaked so far... and probably never will.
dave76 wrote:
A few years ago a snippet video turned where Elton is celebrating and suddenly Freddie appears as well. It was like 30 seconds i believe and i forgot where it was from.
Me too! It was an amateur recording I saw in YouTube, at the moment I just didn't cared at all about that recording, and didn't saved it. A shame.
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Are you sure it's not Jack Lemmon and Omar Sharif?
Lol Crème too.
that quite sad that nothing was relleased and they keep hidden all of this treasure. I heard there is existing audio of piano duet played by them is that true?
Weird they never stuck out TSMGO from GH3 as a single. Coin it in.
Freddie also provided backing vocals on The Lion King but they're very low in the mix. Almost inaudible in fact to the point where you wouldn't know they were there.
Like wise, Elton features on the opening Jazz track 'Mufasa'