Freddie Mercury – QueenMuseum.com

Derek and Grace were the housekeepers at Roger Taylor’s cottage in Surrey for many years. In 1989 they received this

“Tear It Up,” in Freddie’s Hand (1984)

Two pages, handwritten by Freddie, of the lyrics to “Tear It Up” — the song that would appear on The

The album whose sales cracked the American market wide open, helped in no small part by “We Will Rock You”

In the autumn of 1973, a still-largely-unknown Queen got their first real break: a support slot on Mott the Hoople’s

One of the band’s very earliest recordings, dating from the De Lane Lea Studios sessions in London — the demos

From US Circus magazine, 1976, Roger and Freddie speak about the new Queen album “A Day At The Races”. Article

Here’s an advance test cover for The Works LP printed in the UK in 1984. It comes folded on the

Queen – Keep Yourself Alive / Son & Daughter 1973 withdrawn demo 7″ vinyl Matrix numbers on the run-off are:

October 16th 1975. Bohemian Rhapsody. Die hard vinyl collectors know that the very early test pressings of records came

On Xmas 2016 George Michael died at the age of 53. One of the greatest voices of the last 30