dysan wrote:
Freddie died dude
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The Fairy King wrote:
Can't we just ask them?
Sure thing....drop me their mobile numbers and I'll text them now!
andres_clip wrote:
Dastard
You can clearly hear Peter in there.
Freddie only.
Clearly Peter Straker's voice on "what my heart" etc. bits.
well...i've read somewhere that Jo Dare was a mastermind behind the bg-vocals.
as i coun't remember where i read it ... it might be doubtful. might be true, though !
one would have to check it "the great pretender" would have taken at the same time that "schimanski"-soundtrack was up to record.
no idea if this causes confusion or would be helpful... please diskuss.
as i coun't remember where i read it ... it might be doubtful. might be true, though !
one would have to check it "the great pretender" would have taken at the same time that "schimanski"-soundtrack was up to record.
no idea if this causes confusion or would be helpful... please diskuss.
U could try to ask Mike Moran or Phoebe Peter Freestone
I always liked those backing vocals.
If that is what the credits say on the back of the Cd about Peter singing backing vocals on "Pretender" then accept it cos it is !
It's a shame that we get sleevenotes and instinctively question them because they are notoriously bad! All artists have this issue and I just don't know why.
Still, it sent me off on a nice Peter Straker listening session. I had never heard his 'Touch Me' ('75) from the Rocky Horror Show before.
But also found this. If you know your Straker stuff you'll find this interesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfIjj-wN93Y
Still, it sent me off on a nice Peter Straker listening session. I had never heard his 'Touch Me' ('75) from the Rocky Horror Show before.
But also found this. If you know your Straker stuff you'll find this interesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfIjj-wN93Y
@Dysan - I did not know Mack produced one of Peter Straker's albums which I came to know from the link you shared the other day.
Of course I don't know a lot of things and I am just learning them along the way.
Thanks for the share.
Of course I don't know a lot of things and I am just learning them along the way.
Thanks for the share.
@Dysan:
Let's not forget "Ragtime Piano Joe", which was produced by Freddie, almost certainly has Freddie doing backing vocals and *might* have Freddie playing the piano. I know, it's not a particularly obscure song, but it's got Freddie Mercury all over it.
Let's not forget "Ragtime Piano Joe", which was produced by Freddie, almost certainly has Freddie doing backing vocals and *might* have Freddie playing the piano. I know, it's not a particularly obscure song, but it's got Freddie Mercury all over it.
Freddie and Roy Thomas Baker don't forget :)
His two late 70s albums (Changling and This One's On Me) are well worth checking out if you like Queen. I understand the latter is getting a reissue along with 2 others (including the Mack one Real Natural Man) next year.
His two late 70s albums (Changling and This One's On Me) are well worth checking out if you like Queen. I understand the latter is getting a reissue along with 2 others (including the Mack one Real Natural Man) next year.
Hmm, could be interesting, thanks for the tip. I'm not a Straker-expert, but I do like those few songs of his that I know, so those re-issues could be well worth looking into!
His discography is a mess! Loads of singles not featured anywhere else. Would be great if someone would collect them all up on a compilation at some point.
runner_70 wrote:
andres_clip wrote:
Dastard
You can clearly hear Peter in there.
Freddie only.
Dude are you even listening to Dastard upload. Peter is clearly there maybe some Rog even.