This week the Recovering Queen gang go full throttle with Brian May’s lightning-fast rocker “Dead on Time” from Queen's album Jazz. Matt dusts off his guitars to deliver a frantic cover version, roping in Ian to risk life and larynx on vocals, and the mighty Arthur Russell to batter the drums into submission. Together, they attempt to keep up with Brian’s warp-speed riffing and Roger’s caffeine overdose drumming. We also chat about thunderbolts, Queen’s proto-thrash credentials, and why this ...
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This week the Recovering Queen gang go full throttle with Brian May’s lightning-fast rocker “Dead on Time” from Queen's album Jazz. Matt dusts off his guitars to deliver a frantic cover version, roping in Ian to risk life and larynx on vocals, and the mighty Arthur Russell to batter the drums into submission. Together, they attempt to keep up with Brian’s warp-speed riffing and Roger’s caffeine overdose drumming. We also chat about thunderbolts, Queen’s proto-thrash credentials, and why this ...
Jai tackles the Freddie masterpiece Love Of My Life off of the bands magnum opus A Night at the Opera. We chat about songwriting, different versions, arrangements, Freddie as a pianist and of course we score.We hope you enjoyed Season 10 and we will see you all again for our Final Season of Queen main cannon covers soon.Don't forget to check out more Recovering Queen on linktr.ee/queenpodcast where you will find our Scorecard and our Karaoke videos on Youtube and much more
Recovering Queen : The Queen Podcast
This week the Recovering Queen gang go full throttle with Brian May’s lightning-fast rocker “Dead on Time” from Queen's album Jazz. Matt dusts off his guitars to deliver a frantic cover version, roping in Ian to risk life and larynx on vocals, and the mighty Arthur Russell to batter the drums into submission. Together, they attempt to keep up with Brian’s warp-speed riffing and Roger’s caffeine overdose drumming. We also chat about thunderbolts, Queen’s proto-thrash credentials, and why this ...
