Ultimate Collection: 1989

Yes, the original B-side runs some seconds longer if I recall it correctly (cannot check now).

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]John S Stuart wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Artists United For Nature: Yes We Can

Yes We Can
12" Version - Virgin 662 764
7” Edit Version - Virgin 662 764
Instrumental Version - Virgin 662 764
(Brian May Guitar)
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7", 12" also contains "Nature Sounds" version (3:50). In 1992 single was re-released on Polygram (863 153-2) and contained 3 versions of the track with special note about Brian ("Extended version ft. Brian May") and wrong timings (4:01, 5:27 etc.).

And I think it was Virgin 612 764, though I can be wrong here.

"Holly Johnson: Blast

Love Train
Album Version - DMCG 6042
7” Edit - MCA 257 693-2
12” Stoke It Up Mix - MCAT 1036
12" Ride The "A" Train - MCA 257 693-2
12" Americana Pop Frankie Knuckles Remix - UNI - 8018"

Brian plays guitar along with Neil Taylor. Song was recorded at Studio Guillaum Tell in Paris, Townhouse & Advision Studios in London.

There's also "Love Train (Previously Unreleased Mixes)" 12" vinyl single released by UNI Records (UNI 8018) in 1989 - it features following remixes:

Love Train (Americana Big Beat Version) (6:35)
Love Train (Iron-Horse Instrumental) (5:00)
Love Train (Americana 12" Version) (6:20)
Love Train (Bonus Big Beat Radio Version) (4:30)
Love Train (Americana Pop Version) (4:00)

Cover: http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/5665/ltcn3.jpg

"Sigue Sigue Sputnik: Dancerama

Dancerama
12" Extended - EMI 12 SSS 6
7” Version - EMI SSS 6"

+ Kashmir Remix, Saxy Remix and Album Mix Extended - first and second have nothing to do with Roger, but Album Mix Extended which is different to 12" Extended version - could be Roger's work.

One thing to add here is the Argentinean single version of I Want It All, a definate candiate for worst Queen edit ever.

John S Stuart wrote: Freddie Mercury Song Lyrics
In Search Of Love - Unreleased 

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Got 2 Photos were Freddie wrote the Lyrics to this Song...

Its sth. like this:

http://www.queen-headquarters.de/Download/Princes_Handgeschrieben_von_Freddie.jpg

Mine is from the song "In Search Of Love"...

What about the album "The big bopper" by Gareth Marks, featuring Brian playing guitar in the songs "Go bopper go" and "Bopper's boogie woogie"?
More details here: www.garethmarks.com/Gareth_Marks_official_website_GMO/MUSIC_3.html

Hey John, 

I have an unsegued version of both Party and Khashoggi's Ship. I think they might just be remixes, but whether they are or not, they're still great! Let me know if you're interested in trading...

Breakthru song and was recorded as a demo in 1988 and the main scene on the train in June 1989

RIP John S Stuart.

The best Queen expert who has ever graced these boards.

Just look at the state of the place now :-(

hear hear ^

Absolutely agree.

So how come it looks like I have resurrected an 8 year old thread when I was just responding to someone else?

[QUOTE] [b]mooghead wrote:[/b]

So how come it looks like I have resurrected an 8 year old thread when I was just responding to someone else?[/QUOTE]

who did you think you were responding to?