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It was a significant moment for Queen and a milestone in popular music. It stayed at No. 1 for 9 weeks, and even thirty years on, Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody continues to be a song that has affected every generation since. It was voted the favorite single of all time by the readers of the Guinness Records book of British Hit Singles, and Radio 2 listeners lately picked it as their favorite song of the 70’s. It is considered to be the only song in pop history to have been a number 1 single twice for the same artist, selling a million copies both times.

Over the years there have been versions – Elton John and Axl Rose rocked Wembley Stadium with their understanding of it at the Freddie Mercury Concert in 1992 - and such unlikely artists as Elaine Page, Rolf Harris and Bad News have all respects to Queen Group with their own individual treatments of the song. But no-one ever have sang the song with Freddie, that is, until Queen took themselves back on the road this year with Free/Bad company singer and musician Paul Rodgers out front.

How to present Bohemian Rhapsody was perhaps the most difficult issue in deciding the tour set. But Brian May and Roger Taylor’s decision to let Freddie himself, through the medium of formerly unseen video footage, deliver the lead vocal leading into a collaboration with Paul Rodgers in the final section of the song, proved a masterstroke, and one of the exceptional highlights of the latest Queen and Paul Rodgers concerts across Europe, the USA and Japan as well.

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