The Dead Straight Guide to Queen by Phil Chapman

The Dead Straight Guide to Queen by Phil Chapman

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The Dead Straight Guide to Queen by Phil Chapman

Few bands embodied the pure excess of the Seventies like Queen. Theatrical, brilliant, even mercurial - there has never been another band like them, or a frontman like Freddie Mercury. Their performance at the 1985 Live Aid Concert is the stuff of legend and 'We Will Rock You' and 'We Are the Champions' have become anthems at sporting events around the world. With one of the most iconic videos ever, 'Bohemian Rhapsody' achieved even greater recognition through inclusion in the movie Wayne's World. Their 1981 Greatest Hits album has sold more than 25 million copies to date. Queen were one of the biggest stadium rock bands of the Eighties but the death of frontman, songwriter and producer Mercury at the start of the Nineties brought the band to a premature halt. This book tells the full story of the band and its members from pre-Queen to post Freddie.
Chapman, Phil: - Phil Chapman is a researcher, writer and developer for the This Day In Music stable of websites and apps. He is the author of 'Queen Song by Song', which chronicles the making of each of Queen's fifteen original studio albums, with detailed notes on every track on each album. He is half-way through writing his first novel and has written the synopsis for a second. He loves fish and chips, beer and ukuleles.
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ISBN 13 9781911346333
ISBN 10 1911346334
Title The Dead Straight Guide to Queen
Author Phil Chapman
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher This Day in Music Books
Year published 2017-10-01
Number of pages 328
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