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After more than 30 years: a cached Queen song with Freddie Mercury revealed | Israel today

2022-10-13T12:33:43.830Z


The song "Face It Alone" originally recorded in 1988, in the sessions for the album the band was working on at the time • It was recently rediscovered by the production team, during work on a reissue of the album • Guitarist Brian May: "It's great to hear the four of us together"


After more than 30 years:

the members of the legendary band Queen released today (Thursday) a lost song recorded with Freddie Mercury, their late lead singer who passed away in 1991.

The song, called "Face It Alone", was recorded in 1988, during the recording sessions for the British group's 13th album, "The Miracle".

In the end, the song was not included in the album - and was forgotten by the band members and time.

Recently, the song was rediscovered, when the band's production and editing team returned to the same recordings in order to work on reissues of the album, which will also include conversations between the band members in studios in England and Switzerland.


This is the first new song the band has released featuring Mercury's voice in eight years.

The last time this happened was on the album "Queen Forever" released in 2014, which contained three songs that were not known to the general public until then: "Let Me In Your Heart Again", "Love Kills" and "There Must Be More To Life Than This".

"I'm glad our team was able to find this recording," said the band's guitarist Brian May.

"After all these years, it's great to hear the four of us together, working in the studio on a great idea for a song that was never completed. Until now."

As you may remember, Mercury passed away in November 1991, a day after he revealed that he had AIDS.

The other members of the band continue to perform even these days together with the American singer Adam Lambert, and even visited Israel in 2016 for one performance in Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv.

Freddie Mercury in concert, in 1985, photo: AP.

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