Band & Artist Dossier

Queen

Origin: London, England · Active Years: 1970-present

A detailed catalogue profile for Queen.

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4 album / credit record(s) · Dance/Funk/New Wave, Rock/Pop

Formed in London in 1970 by Freddie Mercury (vocals, piano), Brian May (guitar) and Roger Taylor (drums), who had played together in the band Smile; bassist John Deacon completed the classic lineup in 1971. Queen's operatic ambition and genre-hopping (glam, prog, disco, arena rock) made them one of the biggest stadium acts of the 1980s, capped by a career-defining 20-minute set at Live Aid in July 1985 widely rated one of the greatest live performances in rock history.

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Lead Vocals, Piano
1970-1991
Operatic frontman and piano virtuoso whose 80s performances (Live Aid 1985, 'Another One Bites the Dust') set stadium rock standards.
Lead Guitar, Vocals
1970-present
Hand-built 'Red Special' guitar icon whose harmonies and delay solos shaped Queen's 80s sound.
Drums, Percussion, Vocals
1970-present
Drummer and vocalist who wrote 80s hits 'Radio Ga Ga' and 'A Kind of Magic'.
Bass Guitar, Keyboards
1971-1997
Bassist who wrote Queen's best-selling US single 'Another One Bites the Dust' and played synth/bass.

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Complete 1980s Studio Discography

6 studio albums released from 1980–1989 by Queen. Archived records link directly to full dossiers; remaining releases are queued for harvesting. MusicBrainz source.

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