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Freddy Mercury, born Farrokh Bulsara--graced us from September 5, 1946 to November 24, 1991 |
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Rami Malek doing a brilliant job of portraying Freddy during the epic LIVE AID concert |
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Freddy Mercury, born Farrokh Bulsara--graced us from September 5, 1946 to November 24, 1991 |
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Rami Malek doing a brilliant job of portraying Freddy during the epic LIVE AID concert |
Mystery solved! Fascinating, Kim. And listening to that album, there are points where his voice (and notes) is/are easily recognizable--especially when you know who is singing. So sad that the world lost such a talented singer.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story, Kim -- as a big music lover, I was fascinated with this discovery. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteTerrific question, and terrific story leading up to an answer. I have Bohemian Rhapsody in our queue, and now I'll enjoy the movie even more. Thanks, KJ!
ReplyDeleteI LOVED this Kim! I sent it to my musician son who is a big Queen fan (well who isn't?). Great post!
ReplyDeleteWow that is really interesting! I find it amazing that scientists can determine all that.
ReplyDeleteKnew that since I was 15 in choir (now 28), he could move between octaves faster than anyone, regularly listened to him for motivation to keep trying. Such an amazing legend, so glad he's finally getting recognized for how amazing he truly was, even though he died a year after I was born 💖💖💖
ReplyDeleteFascinating! What a great idea for a post, Kim. :)
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