[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=green>Bren<font color=orange>ski wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Elvis never wrote songs; he couldn't.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
but they were shit[/QUOTE]
Doesn't matter. Quinnyboy could also say that he was wrong, but that seems a difficult thing.
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Rick i like you already!
can you give us a link to the compilation you're talking about? then we could clear up whether it's digital or an impersonator(he DEFinitely didn't cover it himself).
Pffffttt.. :p
yury2 deserves to die for that
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]thefairyfeller wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME]There's absolutely fantastic version of Crazy Little Thing Called Love on Mozart's "Live at Wembley" DVD. Wolfy played some synths himself.[/QUOTE]
LOL!
W. A. Mozart Live At Wembley `86 (1786) ;)
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Does anyone have this in FLAC or the original soundboard to share? lol
LOL!
W. A. Mozart Live At Wembley `86 (1786) ;)
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Does anyone have this in FLAC or the original soundboard to share? lol
How is this even a discussion?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Elvis never wrote songs; he couldn't.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
Co-Wrote songs I believe...If you can even call it that, lets stop this silly arguement though. Cheers.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
Co-Wrote songs I believe...If you can even call it that, lets stop this silly arguement though. Cheers.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Elvis never wrote songs; he couldn't.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
According to Scotty Moore, the guitarist on all the classic 50's era Elvis recordings, no he didn't.
There ARE songs where Elvis is credited as co-writer, but according to Scotty, that was more of a tax dodge cooked up by Corporal Parker (or whatever his real name was) than any reflection of any actual input on the part of the pretender to the throne.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
According to Scotty Moore, the guitarist on all the classic 50's era Elvis recordings, no he didn't.
There ARE songs where Elvis is credited as co-writer, but according to Scotty, that was more of a tax dodge cooked up by Corporal Parker (or whatever his real name was) than any reflection of any actual input on the part of the pretender to the throne.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SilverShoes wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=blue>Rick wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]1) Elvis never wrote songs; he couldn't.
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
According to Scotty Moore, the guitarist on all the classic 50's era Elvis recordings, no he didn't.
There ARE songs where Elvis is credited as co-writer, but according to Scotty, that was more of a tax dodge cooked up by Corporal Parker (or whatever his real name was) than any reflection of any actual input on the part of the pretender to the throne. [/QUOTE]
Thank you :) that clears everything up very nicely! :D
2) Freddie wrote it
3) The song you refer to was artificially created after the death of said singer[/QUOTE]
Wrong. Elvis DID write songs.[/QUOTE]
According to Scotty Moore, the guitarist on all the classic 50's era Elvis recordings, no he didn't.
There ARE songs where Elvis is credited as co-writer, but according to Scotty, that was more of a tax dodge cooked up by Corporal Parker (or whatever his real name was) than any reflection of any actual input on the part of the pretender to the throne. [/QUOTE]
Thank you :) that clears everything up very nicely! :D
Elvis is still alive, living from the royalties for "Crazy Little Thing Called Love". Freddie provided him with some pension-money this way, as he donated all royalties to the bank-account of the "keep Elvis alive foundation" and Elvis has a chipcard to this account. Elvis couldn't work anywhere anymore, so Freddie decided to help him. Elvis then gave him this song, and Queen happily jumped to the odd occasion. The story of Freddie in the bath and Phoebe giving him the guitar to compose it is only make-believe! All the rest i tell you is true ! Even Twitty Conway is an invention to fund Elvis a bit, as he ran out of money ! It's been a while you know, and remaining invisible for the world is expensive!
Twitty Conway on the Brian May tour, was nobody else than The King himself!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]bas asselbergs wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Twitty Conway on the Brian May tour, was nobody else than The King himself![/QUOTE]
Chuck Berry was playing with Brian? Far out!!!!
Chuck Berry was playing with Brian? Far out!!!!
i heard that freddie wrote it in the bath tub!
Freddie wrote CLTCL while taking a bubble bath..lol....