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Artist: Queen

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CD Title: Jazz

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1978/2011

Label: Island

Catalog Number: 277 176 7

Personnel

Freddie Mercury piano, vocals
Brian May guitar, keyboards, vocals
Roger Taylor drums, vocals
John Deacon bass

2011 Remastered re-issue including a bonus disc of rareties

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	Mustapha	3:05
2.	Fat Bottomed Girls	4:12
3.	Jealousy	3:15
4.	Bicycle Race	3:05
5.	If You Can't Beat Them	4:17
6.	Let Me Entertain You	3:02
7.	Dead on Time	3:28
8.	In Only Seven Days	2:27
9.	Dreamer's Ball	3:32
10.	Fun It	3:18
11.	Leaving Home Ain't Easy	3:13
12.	Don't Stop Me Now	3:44
13.	More of the Jazz	4:13
Total Running Time:		44:51
Disc 2
14.	Fat Bottomed Girls single version	3:23
15.	Bicycle Race instrumental	3:09
16.	Don't Stop Me Now with long-lost guitars	3:34
17.	Let Me Entertain You live in Montreal, 1981	2:48
18.	Dreamers Ball early acoustic take, 1978	3:40
Total Running Time:		16:34

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Tony

Date: February 4, 2003 at 1:49

Just an incredible album here!!! The last Queen album that had that classic "Queen" sound that everyone loved. After this one they kind of let go of that style and after "The Game" they just kinda lost hold a tad on who they were but 25 years later this disc still just rips. I always dug Roger Taylor's voice and on "More Of That Jazz" he preceeds EVERY metal vocalists scream by 10 years!! Guy's got a great gravely rock voice. Mercury was so campy it almost came off as a "punk" attitude.

From: holyroller

Date: January 16, 2004 at 23:40

The classic Queen albums really are all top notch. Listening to them is like taking a trip, there are a lot of "musical stops" on the way. I always got a kick out of "Mustapha" which always conjured up visions of Bugs Bunny being chased by that sheik. As a hard rocker, I always preferred the heavy ones, and "Dead On Time" is one of the best Queen rockers. Brian May is a friggin' genius! And the inner sleeve shot is...interesting ;-)

From: Big Papa K	Date: June 27, 2004 at 23:21
I agree with Tony, the last Queen album that had that classic sound. I just love how a song like "Bicycle Race" goes all over the place, while "Fat Bottomed Girls" and "Let Me Entertain You" are great rockers. But the best song would have to be "Don't Stop Me Now". Their last album of brilliance. 9/10

From: ANR	Date: June 17, 2009 at 16:42
Simply the best one.

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