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“I'd been wanting to do a track like Another One Bites The Dust for a while, but originally all I had was the line and the bass riff. I could hear it as a song for dancing but had no idea it would become as big as it did.”... show more

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Фото профиля Joan Mcfarlane

Joan Mcfarlane3 лет назад

I would have loved to have seen Freddie in concert.

Фото профиля Concha Q.

Concha Q.3 лет назад

I LOVE QUEEN 👑💖👑💖👑💖👑💖

Фото профиля Barbara May

Barbara May3 лет назад

I love Freddie's "would you stop now?" look back at the band.

Фото профиля KarenK🫦

KarenK🫦3 лет назад

👏👏👏👏🫶👑🤘❤️‍🔥🎶

Фото профиля Fred Bechiarelli

Fred Bechiarelli1 год назад

@caseykml Exactement Deacon est le meilleur, j’adore sa simplicité

Фото профиля Odin Temudjin

Odin Temudjin3 лет назад

De laa canciones más chingonas de J. Deacon

Фото профиля NickVeit-Williams

NickVeit-Williams3 лет назад

Without Another One Bites The Dust, Hot Space wouldn't exist lol.

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"Freddie would certainly fight for things he believed in. Like 'Another One Bites The Dust' which was a bit of a departure for Queen. Roger, at the time, certainly felt that it wasn't rock and roll and was quite angry at the way it was going. Immediately Freddie became violently enthusiastic and said, 'Darling, leave it to me. I believe in this. This is big! This is important! I'm going to spend a lot of time on this.' John had written the song. But it took Freddie's support to make it happen." - Dr. Brian May #FreddieMercury.

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"John was a wonderful player. I think he's still underestimated - his contributions were immense. And, of course, he was a writer as well. We were all writers, but John penned the biggest hit of all, which was 'Another One Bites The Dust.' If it was a batting average in cricket, he would have the best score. Because he only wrote like ten songs for Queen, and half of those were huge hits! Pretty amazing record." - Dr. Brian May #JohnDeacon 🏆

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💥Michael Jackson saw Queen live in LA, pulled Freddie aside and said: ‘You guys are crazy if you don’t release this as a single!’ Freddie & Brian initially hated its disco vibe… but it became Queen’s biggest US hit ever. Another One Bites the Dust #Queen #AnotherOneBitesTheDust #VinylOfTheDay

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