Freddie Mercury, Lead Singer Of The Rock Band Queen

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This report is about Freddie Mercury, lead singer of the rock band Queen. I’m sure that “We Will Rock You” with this biographical narrative. Freddie Mercury wasn’t born in the United Kingdom. He was born in Tanzania, specifically at a small island off the coast of the country called Zanzibar, on September 5, 1946. His birth name wasn’t even Freddie Mercury. His birth name was Farrokh Bulsara. His spent an unknown amount of time at a boarding school in Bombay(now Mumbai), India. This is where he learned how to play the piano and went by the name Freddie. Not long after, he joined his first band, the Hectics. He parted ways with his first band to move to London, England with his family. He attended Ealing College of Art and befriended several musicians, including his future bandmates, Roger Taylor, a drummer, and …show more content…

Both of these songs have become exceptionally popular in sporting events. Queen tried to make a song using the musical trend at the time, disco. They succeeded by creating “Another One Bites the Dust” on their album, The Game, in 1980. In the same album, there was another song that Mercury wrote called “Crazy Little Thing Called Love.” In 1981, Queen collaborated with David Bowie and created a number one hit called “Under Pressure.” The song’s unique bass line allegedly inspired Vanilla Ice to use it for his 1990 hit, “Ice Ice Baby.” Their abilities to sell albums began to decrease after The Works, an album created in 1984 that featured the minor hit “Radio Ga Ga.” One of Queen’s most notable performances was in 1985 at the Live Aid Charity Concert, in which they gave one of their best performances of the night. Inspired by the concert, the band wrote “One Vision.” Freddie also had many solo albums, including Mr. Bad Guy, which was released in 1985. He also collaborated with an opera singer named Montserrat Caralle for the 1988 opera

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