#jazz album queen

[thestormlightnetwork]

and if i say Monty's POV then what

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

🔸July/October 1978 - Queen Story!

"Jazz"

Queen's seventh studio album was the first to be recorded outside of the UK. Sessions for Jazz began at Mountain Studios in Switzerland, in July 1978, and later moved to Super Bear studios in Nice, France, concluding in October. Producer Roy Thomas Baker had been absent on the previous two LPs, but for this project the team was reunited - though it would prove to be the last Queen/Baker production. Geoff Workman and John Etchells were the engineers.

"Jazz" was released in the UK on 10th November 1978 and four days later in America, reached number 2, chart for 27 weeks, achieved Platinum status.

Singles from this album: Fat Bottomed Girls / Bicycle Race / Don’t Stop Me Now / Jealousy.

(source queenonline.com)

📸 Pic: Summer 1978, Nice, France - Roger Taylor, Freddie Mercury and John Deacon relaxing in swimming pool at Super Bear Studios (in the village of Berre-les-Alpes in the hills 23k north of Nice) during a break from the recording sessions of 'Jazz' album

[ffart2022uwu]

-Queen albums as dresses-

[rogers-maraccas]

I've noticed I've started to like songs from Jazz a lot more than I used to. That used to be one of my least favourite albums, but I've listening to more songs from it again and I realised songs I thought I didn't like as much I really do like.

I think the main reason I haven't been listening to them as much is because it's one of the albums I don't have on CD or record and I listen to my CDs a lot.

I used to not care about Dreamers Ball, regretfully, but now I love it. I think it's probs my second fav song at the moment.

And I've had In Only Seven Days stuck in my head all morning, but it's only 7:30am so that's not really saying much

[bargainoriley]

Just had a vinyl haul guys!! I’m starting my Pink Floyd binge right now (haven’t listened to all their albums yet, but listened to quite a few songs by them), so that’s why I bought so many Floyd records here 😅 (it’s also been a while since I’ve last done one, so it was really fun to do one again!)

[nbymop]

Bohemian Rhapsody being Queens most well known song but the most listened one is Dont Stop Me Now is like how the most famous Shakespeare play is Hamlet but most people have watched/read Romeo And Juliet

[fanciest-sauce]

i feel Queen should have switched the release of Hot Space and Jazz. I know this obviously could never have happened, but I feel it would have been better for the band if it did. If Hot Space was released in 78, then disco would still be popular in the US and the band would have gone somewhere new; one of the biggest things Jazz was criticised for was staying more or less the same as NotW. Queen would have had an easier time crossing over, and probably be more enduring in the States. If people were unhappy or when the public pulled away from disco, Jazz would come in and take them back to rock. Then everything has more of a balance. Again I know that most (if any) of the songs off Hot Space weren't written yet and most of the stuff in Jazz prolly couldn't have been written later, but it was just an idea.

[murdermost-foul]

tagged by the amazing @belleandsaintsebastian to share my nine favourite albums of 2023 which was a mess to figure out because i listen to. a lot of albums

anyway,

live nassau coliseum '76 - david bowie // fear of music - talking heads // meat is murder - the smiths // rough and rowdy ways - bob dylan // blue train - john coltrane // epic garden music - sad lovers and giants // the kick inside - kate bush // germ free adolescents - x-ray spex // ill communication - beastie boys

tagging @fatemy-friend @potensh @pancakehouse @shipsnsails @fall-dog and whoever else wants to do it !!

[ronaldreaganfan]

my toxic trait in the potus community is that i don’t really like 80s music,,, like i haven’t really been into 80s music since the 6th grade 😵‍💫

[knightofleo]

Christine and the Queens | Marvin Descending

[debdarkpetal]

Photo session, 1978.

Super Bear Studios, Nice, for the Jazz recordings.

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

July/October 1978 - Queen Story!

"Jazz"

🔸Queen's seventh studio album was the first to be recorded outside of the UK. Sessions for Jazz began at Mountain Studios in Switzerland, in July 1978, and later moved to Super Bear studios in Nice, France, concluding in October. Producer Roy Thomas Baker had been absent on the previous two LPs, but for this project the team was reunited - though it would prove to be the last Queen/Baker production. Geoff Workman and John Etchells were the engineers.

Jazz was released in the UK on 10th November 1978 and four days later in America.

Singles from this album: 'Fat Bottomed Girls' / 'Bicycle Race' / 'Don’t Stop Me Now' /'Jealousy'

(source ➡️ queenonline.com)

Pic: Summer 1978, Nice, France - Queen at Super Bear Studios (in the village of Berre-les-Alpes in the hills 23k north of Nice) during a break from the recording sessions of 'Jazz' album

Photographer Chris Hopper 📸

[duranduratulsa]

Record of the day: Jazz by Queen (1978) #queen #jazz #70s #records #album #LP #vinyl #vinylrecords

[meat-church]

I was tagged by @lakemojave to list 10 albums Ive listening to recently so here we go!

it's a special kind of whiplash going from MCR right into Sinatra and I think that's very sexy of me

I'm supposed to tag people @hungycaterpillar @conspiracydawg @yukonthunderclutch

[iamsigningmylifeaway]

happey brofjaay jazz