Newsgroup: it.fan.musica.queen
Titolo: Man in the shadow

Salve gente ultimamente non ho seguito molto il ng e ho visto su queenzone
questa cosa di John che avrebbe registrato di recente 3 canzoni. Cos'è? una
bufala o è vera?
E scusate se ne avete già parlato in post precedenti.

"Carson" <K...@Carson.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Se n'è giù parlato pochi giorni fa, cmq consideralo un pesce d'Aprile e
nulla più!

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Non capisco quali sono le tue fonti...
Qui nel NG si è scherzosamente parlato di "Man in the shadow",un immaginario album solista di John
inventato da hnagman per prendere in giro il suo interlocutore durante una discussione su degli
scambi....però non si è assolutamente parlato di 3 canzoni,e su Queenzone non riesco a trovare nulla
al riguardo.
Adesso sei tu che devi spiegarci meglio...
Ciao da Andrea


Andrea.
vai su 
www.queenzone.com
 , a metŕ pagina, sezione Pictures......
sennň
http://www.queenzone.com/multimedia/pictures/images/Fan_Pics/13520038361.jpg

 vai su 
www.queenzone.com
 , a metà pagina, sezione Pictures......
Non so se crederci o pensare che sia una invenzione, però questo è tutto 
quello che risulta abbia fatto John al di fuori dei Queen (aggiornato 
alla fine del 1996):
                             John Deacon Discography
                             -----------------------
                         by Mark Dobie and Dan Blanchard.
Maintained by Mark Dobie (
m...@ecs.soton.ac.uk
)
Last updated Sun Dec  1 1996
The information in this discography is from the covers and inlays of the
releases and the following sources:
         Official International Queen Fan Club Biography
         Official International Queen Fan Club Spring 1987 issue
         The Guinness Book of British Hit Singles
         Tom Dalcher's Queen Singles discography
         Queen : As It Began by Jacky Gunn and Jim Jenkins
         Record Collector (November 1989)
         Record Collector (March 1991)
         Record Collector (April 1991)
         Record Collector (June 1994)
         Record Collector (April 1995)
         Record Collector (May 1995)
Thanks to the following people for contributions,
Mike May, Paul Scheffer
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Album Discography
1986    The Immortals - Biggles                                 Soundtrack
         June 1986       (UK)
         Robert Ahwai
         John Deacon
         Lenny Zakatek
                 Do You Want To Be A Hero
                 Chocks Away
                 Big Hot Blues
                 Knocking On Your Back Door
                 Knock 'Em Dead Kid
                 No Turning Back
                 Ariel Pursuit
                 Discovery
                 Biggles Theme
                 Maria's Theme
                 LP MCA  MCF 3328
                 CA MCA  MCFC 3328
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Singles Discography
1986    No Turning Back / No Turning Back (Chocs Away Mix)
7"  MCA MCA 1057    May 1986    (UK)
12" MCA MCAT 1057       No Turning Back (Joystick Mix) / No Turning
                         Back (Chocs Away Mix) / No Turning Back
------------------------------------------------------------------------
COLLABORATIONS WITH OTHER ARTISTS
1975    All four members of Queen helped produce a session with the
         soul band Trax. Nothing was ever released [Brian, Roger, Freddie]
1983    "Picking Up Sounds" by Man Friday and Jive Junior
         co-wrote, produced and played bass guitar on this single
1984    "It's An Illusion" by Roger Taylor
         bass guitar on this track from the album "Strange Frontier"
1984    "I Cry For You" by Roger Taylor
         bass guitar on the remixed version of this song, on the
         single "Strange Frontier"
1985    "Too Young" by Elton John
         bass guitar on this song from the LP "Ice On Fire" [Roger]
1986    "Angeline" by Elton John
         bass guitar on this song from the LP "Leather Jackets" [Roger]
1986    "This Is Your Time" by Errol Brown
         co-wrote and bass guitar on this track, which was never released
1987    "I Dream Of Christmas" by Anita Dobson
         bass guitar on this track from the album "Talkin Of Love" [Brian]
1987    "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Bad News
         backing vocals on this single [Brian]
1988    "Roulette" by Minako Honda
         bass guitar and co-wrote this song from the album "Cancel"
1988    "How Can I Go On" by Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballe
         bass guitar on this single, also from the album "Barcelona"
1989    "Who Wants To Live Forever" by Ian & Belinda
         bass on this charity record [Brian, Roger]
1992    "Nothin' But Blue" by Brian May
         plays bass on this track from Back To The Light
1992    "Somewhere In Time" by Cozy Powell
         plays bass on this instumental version of Nothin' But Blue from
         Cozy Powell's album The Dums Are Back [Brian]
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Glossary
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Album           - A full album release.
Single          - A single release, usually from an album.
Soundtrack      - Music to a film or play released as an album.
Compilation     - A collection of tracks from various albums.
Live Album      - A recording of a live performance released as an album.
8T              - An 8 track tape
LP              - A 12" vinyl record.
7"              - A 7" vinyl single.
EP              - An extended 7" vinyl single.
12"             - A 12" vinyl single (usually extended).
CA              - A cassette album or single (cassingle).
CD              - A compact disc album.
CD3             - A 3" compact disc single.
CD5             - A 5" compact disc single.
CAP             - Capitol
COL             - Columbia
ELE             - Elektra
EMI             - EMI Records Ltd.
HOL             - Hollywood Records
MER             - Mercury Records
PAR             - Parlophone
VIR             - Virgin Records
ext             - extended remix
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Queen Mail Service discographies are maintained by Mark Dobie
(
m...@ecs.soton.ac.uk
) and may be freely redistributed by electronic
means providing they remain unaltered. They are available from the
following places (most up to date first),
  - From the maintainer's web pages at
 
http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~mrd/music/discog.html
  - From the QMS web archives at
 
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~freddie/queen/queenmailservice/index.html
  - From the QMS email archives (for example, send "Filesend: DISC_albums"
    in the body of a message to 
fre...@ozemail.com.au
  - By ftp from 
ftp.uwp.edu
 in /pub/music/artists/q/queen. There are
    links to the Queen solo directories from there.
The discographies were begun in late 1991 and released in Summer 1992.
Included are
         Official Queen and solo releases containing music. This includes
         albums, singles, videos and music promos on any format from
         anywhere in the world.
         Brief notes on collaborations with other artists.
Excluded are
         Compilations containing Queen and solo music. There is a separate
         list of compilations in the QMS web archives.
         Bootlegs. There are separate lists for Queen and solo bootlegs
         in the QMS web archives.
         Interviews. These are not primarily music releases, even if they
         are packaged with a music release.
         Cover versions of Queen music by other bands.
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From: 
a...@doc.ic.ac.uk
 (Andrew Young)
There were some two spoof records in 1988 by a band called Morris Major
and the Minors. They were a couple of comedians who made a few records
to poke fun at music - very much like Bad News, only pop rather than
rock. John was a friend of theirs and got involved. He appeared in
both their videos, and may have produced or played bass, but I
am not sure. The records were:
"Stutter Rap (no sleep till bedtime)" which was a Beastie Boys spoof.
     John appeared in the video in a long blue wig, miming to a sizzling
     guitar break. He then appeared asleep in bed while the others sat next
     to him discussing what time they went to bed.
"This Is The Chorus" which was a Stock/Aitken/Waterman spoof. John
     appeared in the video dressed as Rick Astley serving tea to the
     record producers (RA used to be SAW's tea boy I think)
When the whole band did the Radio 1 interview in 1989, John said there
was a third thing in the pipeline. This never appeared.
Other Deaky things: He played bass on "It's an Illusion" on Roger's
"Strange Frontier" album and produced both of the remixes of
"I cry for you" which were the b-sides of the 7" and 12" of "Strange
Frontier". He is reported to have played bass on some of "Shove It"
but I don't know which tracks. He is supposed to have worked with
Minako Honda in 1988, but I've never heard this track. There is the
track(s) recorded with Errol Brown of Hot Chocolate in the late 70s(?)
but these were never released. He also played on "How Can I Go On"
on Freddie's "Barcelona" album and contributed backing vocals to
the chorus in "Hey Hey Bad News" by Bad News.
One mega-rare thing that was released was a single called "Picking Up 
Sounds"
by Man Friday and Jive Junior - in about 1984. I don't know anyone who
has this - if you have mail me and we'll do a swap!
Live things he has done since 1986:
   5/6/88 - Together with Brian, they played with the 'supergroup'
            at the Prince's Trust charity concert at the Albert Hall.
            John was only on for a few songs, Brian much more.
  4/12/88 - Together with Brian, played an encore with The Cross at
            the Fan Club Christmas Party.
  18/9/93 - Together with Roger, played 7 Queen songs at the Cowdray
            Park charity concert. Didn't come back on to play with
            the 'supergroup'.
And is there anywhere a John Deacon solo project-probably not, but
I live in hope
I doubt it. The single by the Immortals is probably as close as you will
get. By all accounts, John has taken the breakup of Queen much worse 
than the others. It was apparently an effort to get him to play the 
Tribute concert (he even went on holiday during the rehearsals and Neil 
Murray had to stand in!). Jacky at the fan club said that the tribute 
concert "gave him back the buzz", but it didn't seem to last long! At 
the Cowdray Park concert, he was apparently quite keen to play the Queen
songs, but not at all interested in playing with the other bands
-- 
*Riccardo Cretti*
squad...@libero.it
 - ICQ 15927849
A proud owner of 2 Amiga, a PC and a C64! :-)

 inventato da hnagman
non lo ha inventato hangman, prego... ;-) č una bufala che gira da tempo su
queenzone board... ;-)
Leo'82 B.R.

 Leo'82 B.R.
confermo
ma sono sicuro che i ragazzi di QZ sarebbero orgogliosi di me per quello che
ho creato qua dentro....
cmq già che  ci siamo: ce l'hai anche te another one bites the dust con john
main vocalist e freddie che fa i cori?
cheers!
ihihih
:)))

 main vocalist e freddie che fa i cori?
sì, e ho la versione di misfire sempre con Gianni Diacono alla voce! ;-)
Leo'82 B.R.

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beh vabbè, quella gira da tanto... io sto cercando adesso Innuendo (1975
demo with brian vocals) e l'extended version di "a dozen of red roses for my
darling" però la versione peruviana, non quella piu comune argentina...
vabbe, se trovi qualcosa fammi un fischio che magari arrangiamo un trade.
c'ho un cd di una cover band uzbeka che è uno spettacolo....
cheeers!

> c'ho un cd di una cover band uzbeka che č uno spettacolo....
naaaah, fosse stato un vcd amatoriale della famosa cover band lo avrei preso
sennň niente... ;-)
Leo'82 B.R.

 bufala o è vera?
la risposta e' la e-mail che indicano come
contatto: gulla...@Queenzone.com
dove "sod" e' un termine colloquiale per "tizio",
"individuo", "persona" (ma anche "omosessuale")
e "gullable" e' un errore di ortografia per "gullible",
che vuol dire "credulone".
considerando poi che chiunque puo' ottenere un
indirizzo nomeu...@Queenzone.com ......
--
Gnomo
...any way the wind blows...