I remember him saying a few words on the Tribute Concert. He also used to sing along in the harmonies. Except from this, has John ever said anything during a Queen concert?
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He never sang with queen live i dont think. the mic was just there for symmetry.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]vinny2256_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He never sang with queen live i dont think. the mic was just there for symmetry.[/QUOTE]
for the 4000 time, John sang on some concerts...
for the 4000 time, John sang on some concerts...
I've seen this picture of the tribute concert where Brian, Roger and John are standing in front of microphones and they seem to be singing. Since I only have the DVD of the show, I don't know what happens in that part (it only features briefly in the intro). What is happening in this particular part?
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during The Tribute Concert he was talking
but it kinda sounded like Brian and Roger were making him Brian was like and John has something to say too- something like that
but it kinda sounded like Brian and Roger were making him Brian was like and John has something to say too- something like that
yeh and everyone cheered loudest for john when he talked, that made me happy.
"Hello, first of all, Brian, Roger and myself would like to thank all the artists who are performing here today, in London, and they've given their time and energy to make this tribute to Freddie a reality, and to happen today. First of all, the show must go on, and we'll start with an American band, three times Grammy award winners, will you please welcome Metallica!"
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]vinny2256_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He never sang with queen live i dont think. the mic was just there for symmetry.[/QUOTE]
Yes he did, here's the GA GA proof!!!!
http://rapidshare.de/files/3403533/John_Deacon.mp3.html
Don't shun it, Fun it!!!
Yes he did, here's the GA GA proof!!!!
http://rapidshare.de/files/3403533/John_Deacon.mp3.html
Don't shun it, Fun it!!!
It could be Spike Edney
Serry, i've seen Spike Edney with the SAS band sing lead vocals & he actually sings in tune. Also Spike sings backing vocals (in tune) on the 2005 tour. so I tend to think it's John, (I could be wrong though.) It could be Spike having a bad day.
Don't Shun it, Fun it!!!
Don't Shun it, Fun it!!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]A Word In Your Ear wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]vinny2256_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]He never sang with queen live i dont think. the mic was just there for symmetry.[/QUOTE]
Yes he did, here's the GA GA proof!!!!
http://rapidshare.de/files/3403533/John_Deacon.mp3.html
Don't shun it, Fun it!!![/QUOTE]
Fuck man he's erm, well, errrrrh, i cant say...
Yes he did, here's the GA GA proof!!!!
http://rapidshare.de/files/3403533/John_Deacon.mp3.html
Don't shun it, Fun it!!![/QUOTE]
Fuck man he's erm, well, errrrrh, i cant say...
my first post here...
if you remember the concert - Live at the rainbow 1974 (will host it if ya want), he sings in the song 'Lair'
if you remember the concert - Live at the rainbow 1974 (will host it if ya want), he sings in the song 'Lair'
Sorry to disappoint you all - it's not John Deacon ! This is taken from an audience recorded bootleg - it's a member of the audience singing 8-) , if you want proof get hold of the 2 x bootleg CD "We will love you , a tribute to Freddie " 1992 , skeleton records . This version of Radio Ga Ga is from milan 1984 .
For the 1002nd time, that Milano 84 mp3 is Spike singing! John's voice isn't nearly so high. Just because John is at the mic doesn't mean he's actually singing! The only time John ever sang live was duringo Somebody To Love on the A Day At The Races tour. That's IT. Nothing more.
But to answer the original question: The only time I've heard John *say* anything during a Queen concert is on the Houston 77 soundboard. He is the first one to say "thank you" after the band play Bohemian Rhapsody.
But to answer the original question: The only time I've heard John *say* anything during a Queen concert is on the Houston 77 soundboard. He is the first one to say "thank you" after the band play Bohemian Rhapsody.
I remember John over Freddie's shoulder singing.