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Who wrote Crazy little thing called love? Freddie or Elvis?

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This morning when I posted you hadn't edited yet so history was different, talk about Mandela effect!
Elvis definitively sang Crazy Little Thing Called Love (written by Freddie Mercury) because it sounds like something off Roustabout.
Wikipedia removes false information after checking if its real or not. Plus it doesn't say at the top of the page it has been edited. So why you would accuse me of editing it is beyond me. Mate the fact is its there and doesn't have it marked out as edited meaning its been validated. I'll check it again in a few days to be sure its not false information. Sometimes people do play around with Wikipedia I know but like I said it normally has a heading at the top of the page to notify people if its been edited and at the moment it does not.
OK quick quiz who sung Cats in the cradle ??
Any takers ?
And what was Elvis Presley's real last name ??
And does anyone know where I have placed my opol(opal) card ?? I can't find it anywhere
And I wasn't talking about crazy little thing called love I said there was a song called a thing called love on the Elvis song list page check it out its in the T section of the list. But it don't sound like Elvis someone is playing seriously queer games here and for what purpose its beyond me.
I believe everything started going wrong with Clambake.
Freddie was the one who wrote "Crazy little thing called Love" definitely, not Elvis.
I can't believe Shakin' Stevens hasn't been mentioned yet. He wrote Man On The Prowl.
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Any takers ?[/QUOTE]

Harry Chapin, if you really need to know.
Wikipedia also rated Hot Space with 5 stars.
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And what was Elvis Presley's real last name ??[/QUOTE]

Bulsara.
Keep Passing the Open Windows
Elvis didn't actually die in 1977. He faked his own death and then he made Crazy Little Thing Called Love with the rest of Queen in 1979. After the subterfuge worked so well he went away to run a fish and chip shop in Strathclyde. It's obvious that Freddie had nothing to do with the original recording if you listen to all the live shows where Freddie sang it. It sounds nothing like the original because Freddie can't actually sing like Elvis. Brian had always loved Scotty Moore and couldn't wait to play with Elvis and pretend to be Scotty. John eventually had to leave Queen because he couldn't keep the secret and that's why he's never seen in public. He is kept under armed guard in a mansion with no way to communicate. Roger was drunk during the recording session and never realised he was actually playing with Elvis, he just thought Freddie was wearing a particularly flamboyant cape that day. If you listen carefully you can also hear Elvis on songs recorded by Jo Dare and Blly Squire. The song You don't fool me was actually written about Elvis failure to keep his fake death a secret