Seaside Rendezvous

Is it true that the "instrumental" portion is actually Freddie and Roger's vocals?

Also what was the meaning of that sentence Freddie sang in French?

Thanks

yes and the French sentence means "That's life, ladies and gents"

In French isn't it : so charming, my dear?

Maybe there's two !

The translation is indeed thats life ladies and gentlemen.

[QUOTE] [b]Queen Freddie Forever wrote:[/b]

Is it true that the "instrumental" portion is actually Freddie and Roger's vocals? [/QUOTE]

You can hear Roger talking about it here: [URL]https://youtu.be/9r39NnyCI2c?t=105[/URL]

[QUOTE] [b]Queen Freddie Forever wrote:[/b]

Is it true that the "instrumental" portion is actually Freddie and Roger's vocals? [/QUOTE]

You can hear Roger talking about it here:

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r39NnyCI2c?t=105[/URL]

RE translations. There's 2 and you're both right.

Great song. One of my faves.

There are two French verses in the song, yeah.

It was a great song. Too bad it's often overlooked, along with Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon.

This song is the Queen song I would play if I was ever on Desert Island Discs.

They used to play it in an indie club I used to frequent in Moscow. A curious choice but surprisingly fun to dance to.

Love boogying to it.

I can´t stand it. For me a real filler of ANATO (Along with Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon and Good Company)

OK: You can throw stones at me. I´m ready.

I mean I get that different people have different tastes
But even if you don't particularly like those songs they're still nice representations of different aspects of their music