Since Stone Cold Crazy pre-dates John Deacon, I'm curious how he ended up with a co-credit. Maybe it was his idea to speed the song up. Or maybe the others didn't want to credit a song to three of them and leave him out.
Anyone know?
emrabt · Member since
My guess would be that it changed so much over the years that they all added to it at one point or another.
dysan · Member since
It reportedly didn't change much. However, once they decided it was a collaborative effort, Johns name was on it. I think because it was such a derivative blues shitout Freddie was just like yeah whateva
Penetration_Guru · Member since
RT has a diary from 1970?????
I wonder which other years he did...
Holly2003 · Member since
Brian played a bit of the original Stone Cold Crazy tempo and chords on that Alf Boe documentary Freddie Mercury Saved My Life. You can hear it at about 16mins 35secs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz2FSJKkHyA
Given how interested Queen fans are in the original version, I'm surprised this didn't make more of a splash when the documentary was aired.
Nathan H · Member since
Roger has posted a new image of his diary. This time from 1973...
