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sometime, in any concert with Freddie, Brian take the lead vocals for this song? if this happened;what gig ? there are any version in good quality ? Thanks.
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I'd like to know who sang when they did it for Groucho Marx. Freddie, I suppose...
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]beautifulsoup wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'd like to know who sang when they did it for Groucho Marx. Freddie, I suppose... [/QUOTE]

Groucho's nurse :-]
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthemighty wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]beautifulsoup wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'd like to know who sang when they did it for Groucho Marx. Freddie, I suppose... [/QUOTE]

Groucho's nurse :-][/QUOTE]

LOL! :D
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Actually there is one 39 sung by Brian but it's been shortened: watch Return of the Champions
Little Delilah
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Elizabeth Knightson wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Actually there is one 39 sung by Brian but it's been shortened: watch Return of the Champions[/QUOTE]
yes, I know.I´m just asked for the Freddie's era.
the logical one is good to think, but it does not to live
sorry. I'll try and look in that Greg Brook book (I could say Greg Book it would pass...) maybe there's something about it...
Little Delilah
Greg couldn't get a setlist straight if he had the complete video, audio, handwritten setlist, transcript and three separate analyses available, let alone if he'd have to research it. So there's no chance in hell you'd have read about it in his book if Brian sang the song once (or if he actually found out about it, he'd give you the wrong date), which he didn't (FACT).
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I don't know if Brian sang it or not, most people are saying he hasn't but anyway, all the live videos of '39 I've seen on YouTube are of Freddie on vocals with that skimpy little diamond-chequered skimpy body-suit thingy of his...
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Got it Thomas!
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Greg couldn't get a setlist straight if he had the complete video, audio, handwritten setlist, transcript and three separate analyses available, let alone if he'd have to research it.[/QUOTE]

Ha ha! That made my day.
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double post - sorry
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson"> ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Greg couldn't get a setlist straight if he had the complete video, audio, handwritten setlist, transcript and three separate analyses available, let alone if he'd have to research it. So there's no chance in hell you'd have read about it in his book if Brian sang the song once (or if he actually found out about it, he'd give you the wrong date), which he didn't (FACT).[/QUOTE]
...so it's fair to say - you don;t rate his tome?
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That is indeed fair to say.
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