Roger Taylor PH - unofficial

Here we go again…

Happy 32nd Birthday in heaven, Freddie! I still love you!

HAPPY HEAVENLY BIRTHDAY - FREDDIE MERCURY
- 77 TODAY !!
As much missed as ever! Your love light still shines brightly. ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️
ON THIS DAY - 5 September
FREDDIE MERCURY: 1946 Born in Zanzibar’s Government Hospital.
QUEEN: 1984 Wembley Arena, London;
1985 Legendary Black & Ehite/drag” party, Henderson’s, Munich.
BRIAN MAY 2006 + Roger Taylor play WWRY Musical, London Dominion for Freddie’s 60th'
2011 + Roger Taylor guests FFAD 65th party, Savoy, London;
2013 + Anita Dobson at FFAD Mayfair One, London
1991 ‘These Are The Days Of Our Lives’ singles released US.
BRIAN: 2015: guest spot with Kerry Ellis, London Pheasantry.
FREDDIE: 2016 “Asteroid 17473 Freddiemercury” named for 70th birthday.
QUEEN: 2016 ONKYO released Japan only 3-pce Queen Hi-Res audio set.
BRIAN MAY: 2016: introduced “OWL Virtual Reality Kit”, Sky News;
2022: Awarded Stephen Hawking Medal for Science Communication,Yerevan.
MORE FOR DAY: https://brianmay.com/on-this-day/on-this-day-in-queen-history-5-september/

Happy birthday, Deaky!

Happy 72nd Birthday John Deacon 🎸🎈

📷 Credit: Neal Preston © Queen Productions Ltd

We are so excited to be returning to Japan, the country that has always held a special and most honoured place in our hearts.

This may be the last time…….who knows ? We promise to bring a very real spectacular for you to enjoy!

Happy 74th birthday to the drummer of the band called Queen!

Happy 76th Birthday the legend, Brian May! 🚀🎈👑

📸 Credit: Neal Preston ©️ Queen Productions Ltd.

Brian has been knighted by King Charles III at Buckingham Palace today, 14th March, 2023. On 31st December, it was announced that Brian would become a Sir as part of the 2023 edition of the King’s New Year Honours List. He was knighted today “for services to music and charity work” at a Buckingham Palace investiture ceremony and he’s now officially known as Sir Brian Harold May. Brian May was previously appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) back in 2005.
“I’m happy and grateful to receive this honour, I will regard the knighthood not so much as a reward, but more as a charge - a commission - for me to continue to fight for justice - to be a voice for those who have no voice. I will endeavour to be worthy - to be that Knight in Shining Armour.”

Queen - Somebody To Love (Official Video) Taken from A Day At The Races, 1976 and Forever, 2014.Queen- Somebody To Love (promo video, 1976)Click here to buy the DVD with this video at the Official Qu...

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Rumors had been swirling in the late 1980s, fed by England’s tabloid press, that Freddie Mercury had AIDS. The singer had performed his last show with Queen on August 9, 1986 at Knebworth Park, the final date on their Magic Tour. It was the band’s biggest tour to date and played to over one million people around the world.

The following year Mercury was diagnosed with AIDS. That fact was kept so private that the band weren’t even informed at first. “We actually didn’t know what was wrong for a very long time,” says guitarist Brian May. “We never talked about it and it was sort of unwritten law that we didn’t. He just told us that he wasn’t up to doing tours, and that’s as far as it went.”

The band was able to complete two albums in the intervening years: The Miracle (released in 1989) and Innuendo (issued in early 1991). It became increasingly challenging as Mercury’s health failed. When they tracked “The Show Must Go On,” May wondered if Mercury was physically able to sing.

“He went in and killed it, completely lacerated that vocal,” May recalls. As the singer’s physical state grew weaker and weaker, Mercury was still determined to contribute as much as possible. ““He just kept saying. ‘Write me more. Write me stuff. I want to just sing this and do it and when I am gone you can finish it off.’ He had no fear, really.”

When Mercury, May, bassist John Deacon and drummer Roger Taylor showed up on February 18, 1990 at the 1990 Brit Awards to accept the Outstanding Contribution to British Music honor, people were shocked by Mercury’s gaunt appearance. May did the talking, thanking both the music industry and public for “a lot of freedom to explore what we loosely call our art to any extent we felt like at the time,” which enabled Queen to wander out onto “a lot of strange limbs which seemed very precarious at the time, but we didn’t quite fall off.”

Just before the band went off, Mercury stepped up to the mike and said, “Thank you… good night.”

He was never seen again in public. He died on November 24, 1991, a day after issuing a public statement in which he admitted he had AIDS. His funeral was three days later.

https://bestclassicbands.com/freddie-mercury-last-public-appearance-2-18-16/

Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (Official Video Remastered) REMASTERED IN HD TO CELEBRATE ONE BILLION VIEWS!Taken from A Night At The Opera, 1975.Click here to buy the DVD with this video at the Official Queen Store:h...

Who wants some tea, my friends?

Credits to the rightful owner

Credit to the Artist. Vilma Lagorio l'artista: https://instagram.com/deejmooreart?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Rodgy back in the 70's. 🥁

Happy birthday, Sarina Taylor!

On December 18 Roger's wife, an actress, dancer and music producer, Sarina Potgieter-Taylor celebrates her Birthday.
Happy Birthday, all the best to you, beautiful, talented lady.

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👑 Thanks for all of your support on Spotify this year! You Rock 💥💥👏

Freddie Mercury 🖤
5th September 1946 - 24th November 1991

Photograph by Neal Preston © Queen Productions Ltd

Lover of Life, Singer of Songs... 31 years gone and we still miss you x

On November 21st 1975, Queen's album "A Night At The Opera" was released.

I have no words...

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Roger and Deborah Leng, his girlfriend at the time ( mid 90s ).

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