John Deacon – QueenMuseum.com

Freddie Mercury Circus 1976

Queen in The Press

Queen Circus Magazine USA 1976

17 February 201726 November 2021 Ferdy 1 Comment Brian May, Brian May Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Queen books, Queen Collector rarities

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

Queen Memorabilia

The Works UK Unfinished Proof LP cover

6 February 201726 November 2021 Ferdy 0 Comments Brian May, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Queen Collector rarities, Queen Memorabilia, Queen rare records, Roger Taylor, Test Pressing, Top rarity

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

Queen Rare Records

Keep Yourself Alive Withdrawn UK Demo 7″ vinyl

2 February 201727 November 2021 Ferdy 0 Comments Brian May, Brian May Roger Taylor, EMI Press Office, EMI Records UK, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, John Ingham, Keep YourSelf Alive, Matrix numbers, Queen, Queen Collector rarities, Test Pressing

Queen – Keep Yourself Alive / Son & Daughter 1973 withdrawn demo 7″ vinyl Matrix numbers on the run-off are:

Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Test Pressing

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Bohemian Rhapsody 7″ vinyl Test Pressing

31 January 201727 November 2021 Ferdy 1 Comment Blue Bohemian Rhapsody, Blue Borhap, Brian May Roger Taylor, EMI Records UK, Freddie Mercury, Freddie Mercury auction, Freddie Mercury autograph, John Deacon, Queen, Queen Collector rarities, Queen rare records, Queen signatures, Test Pressing

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

George Michael & Queen Five Live autgoraphed CD

Tribute to George Michael

26 December 201626 November 2021 Ferdy 0 Comments Brian May, Brian May Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury, George Michael & Queen, John Deacon, Queen signatures, Somebody To Love

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

Queen Rare Records

Queen: The Game LP multicolour vinyl from Mexico

5 April 201611 March 2017 Ferdy 1 Comment Brian May, colored vinyls, dead wax, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Queen, Queen Collector rarities, Queen in Mexico, Queen limited Edition, Queen rarest records, Rare, test pressing records, Top rarity

About three years ago I was contacted by a serious mexican vinyl collector about an obscure record he had in his

General Queen Memorabilia

Queen A Night At The Opera 40 years anniversary

31 October 201531 January 2017 Ferdy 0 Comments A Night At The Opera, Blue Bohemian Rhapsody, Brian May Roger Taylor, colored vinyls, EMI Records UK, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Queen, Queen Collector rarities, Queen rare records

40 different cover of A Night At The Opera LP to celebrate its 40th birthday. This is the original Japan

Queen Autographs Queen Memorabilia

Freddie Mercury Tribute Autographed Poster

8 June 201520 April 2021 Ferdy 4 Comments Brian May, Freddie and Liza, Freddie Mercury auction, Freddie Mercury Tribute, Freddie mercury tribute poster signed, John Deacon, Queen Autographs, Queen Collector rarities, Roger Taylor

Here’s a long time sought after memorabilia. An original Freddie Mercury Tribute poster autographed by most of the artists who

General Queen in The Press

Life On Two Legs: Norman Sheffield, Trident and … Queen

25 July 201320 December 2016 Ferdy 1 Comment Acetate, Brian May, Brian May Roger Taylor, Death on two Legs, EMI Records UK, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Norman Sheffield, Queen books, Record Plates, Test Pressing, Trident Studios

The Book titled Life on Two legs was out in July 2013. It’s the story of Trident Records told by

Queen LP 1974 Japan set

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“Queen” 1973 – 2013 40 years from their debut LP – USA & Japan

11 July 201320 December 2016 Ferdy 1 Comment Acetate, Brian May Roger Taylor, EMI Records UK, Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Matrix numbers, Queen, Queen Collector rarities, Queen rare records, Test Pressing, Top rarity, Trident Studios

In 1972, Jack Holzman, founder of Elektra Records, wrote an internal memo to his stuff: I have seen the future

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