Brian May speaks about the possibility of new Queen music
Queen guitarist Brian May has reiterated that new music from the band isn't beyond the realms of possibility. "I think it ...
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“Brian May was a huge inspiration for this project”: Teenager constructs guitar from scrap wood
“Brian May was a huge inspiration for this project,” Sam told the Bristol Post. “I grew up listening to Queen music, thanks ...
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A British teenager has channeled his hero Brian May by building a guitar from scrap wood
The youngster's project shares many similarities with May’s Red Special, while it bears the distinctive shape of Randy Rhoads ...
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Brian May admits he still struggles with iconic Queen guitar solo after 50 years
Brian May has opened up about the iconic guitar solo from Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, admitting that he still struggles to ...
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Brian May says it was “illegal” to have a guitar at his school but played during lunch hour anyway
explaining why he prefers his 12-string guitars to be strung in reverse, with the octave and the standard strings swapped around, and he accompanied Brian May Guitars signature artist Arielle ...
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Brian May: New Music from Queen “Could Happen”
Queen guitarist Brian May has expressed optimism at the possibility of the legendary band releasing new music. In a new ...
“I played lots of guitar on it, and Freddie said, ‘No, no, no!’”: How Brian May fought to be heard on a Queen classic
But when Queen recorded Don’t Stop Me Now for their 1978 album Jazz, May found himself sidelined by singer Freddie Mercury, who wrote the song and had very definite ideas about how it should sound.