This is a list of all songs performed by Queen. This article is becoming very long. ...

1. Songs recorded by Queen
2. Songs only performed live
   1. 1971-1986 (original line-up)
   2. 1992 (Deacon/May/Taylor)
   3. 1999-2006 (May/Taylor)

Songs recorded by Queen

These songs were recorded and released by Queen.

0–9

• "'39" – Brian May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

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A

• "A Dozen Red Roses for My Darling" – Roger Taylor, 1986 (single A Kind of Magic)
• "A Human Body" – Taylor, 1980 (single Play The Game)
• "A Kind of Magic" – Taylor, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "A Winter's Tale" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Action This Day" – Taylor, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "All Dead, All Dead" – May, 1977 (News of the World)
• "All God's People" – Queen/Mike Moran, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Another One Bites the Dust" – John Deacon, 1980 (The Game)
• "Arboria (Planet of the Tree Men)" – Deacon, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

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B

• "Back Chat" – Deacon, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Battle Theme" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Bicycle Race" – Freddie Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Bijou" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Blurred Vision" – Queen, 1985 (single One Vision)
• "Body Language" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Bohemian Rhapsody" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Breakthru" – Queen (Mercury/Taylor), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Brighton Rock" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Bring Back That Leroy Brown" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)

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C

• "Calling All Girls" – Taylor, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Chinese Torture" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Coming Soon" – Taylor, 1980 (The Game)
• "Cool Cat" – Deacon/Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Crash Dive on Mingo City" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" – Mercury, 1979 (The Game, 1980)

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D

• "Dancer" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Dead on Time" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Dear Friends" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Death on Two Legs" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Delilah" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Dog With a Bone" – 1988 (tape recorded for the fan club convention in 1988)
• "Doing All Right" – May/Tim Staffell, 1973 (Queen)
• "Don't Lose Your Head" – Taylor, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Don't Stop Me Now" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Don't Try So Hard" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Don't Try Suicide" – Mercury, 1980 (The Game)
• "Dragon Attack" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Dreamer's Ball" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Drowse" – Taylor, 1976 (A Day at the Races)

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E

• "Escape from the Swamp" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Execution of Flash" – Deacon, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

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F

• "Fat Bottomed Girls" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Father to Son" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Fight from the Inside" – Taylor, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Flash" (aka "Flash's Theme") – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flash to the Rescue" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flash's Theme Reprise (Victory Celebrations)" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flick of the Wrist" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Football Fight" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Forever" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Friends Will Be Friends" – Mercury/Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Fun It" – Taylor, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Funny How Love Is" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)

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G

• "Get Down, Make Love" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Gimme the Prize" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "God Save the Queen" – Arr.: May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Good Company" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Great King Rat" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)

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H

• "Hammer to Fall" – May, 1984 (The Works)
• "Hang on in There" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Headlong" – Queen (May), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Heaven for Everyone" – Taylor, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Hijack My Heart" – Queen (Taylor), 1989 (single The Invisible Man)

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I

• "I Can't Live With You" – Queen (May), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "I Go Crazy" – May, 1984 (single Radio Ga Ga)
• "I Want It All" – Queen (May), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "I Want to Break Free" – Deacon, 1984 (The Works)
• "I Was Born to Love You" – Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "I'm Going Slightly Mad" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "I'm in Love With My Car" – Taylor, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "If You Can't Beat" – Deacon, 1978 (Jazz)
• "In Only Seven Days" – Deacon, 1978 (Jazz)
• "In the Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "In the Lap of the Gods" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "In the Lap of the Gods...Revisited" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "In the Space Capsule (The Love Theme)" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Innuendo" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Invincible Hope" – internet download
• "Is This the World We Created...?" – Mercury/May, 1984 (The Works)
• "It's a Beautiful Day" (three different versions) – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "It's a Hard Life" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "It's Late" – May, 1977 (News of the World)

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J

• "Jealousy" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Jesus" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)

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K

• "Keep Passing the Open Windows" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "Keep Yourself Alive" – May, 1973 (Queen)
• "Khashoggi's Ship" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Killer Queen" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)

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L

• "Las Palabras de Amor (The Words of Love)" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Leaving Home Ain't Easy" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Let Me Entertain You" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Let Me Live" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Liar" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)
• "Life Is Real" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Lily of the Valley" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Long Away" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Loser in the End" – Taylor, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Lost Opportunity" – Queen (May), 1991 (single I'm Going Slightly Mad)
• "Love of My Life" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

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M

• "Machines (or 'Back to Humans')" – May/Taylor, 1984 (The Works)
• "Mad the Swine" – Mercury, 1991 (recorded circa 1972) (single Headlong)
• "Made in Heaven" – Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Man on the Prowl" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "Marriage of Dale and Ming (And Flash Approaching)" – May/Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Ming's Theme (In the Court of Ming the Merciless)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Misfire" – Deacon, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll" – Taylor, 1973 (Queen)
• "More of That Jazz" – Taylor, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Mother Love" – May/Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Mustapha" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "My Baby Does Me" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "My Fairy King" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)
• "My Life Has Been Saved" – Queen (Deacon), 1989 (single Scandal, see also Made in Heaven, 1995)
• "My Melancholy Blues" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World)

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N

• "Need Your Loving Tonight" – Deacon, 1980 (The Game)
• "New York, New York" (excerpt) – 1986 (film Highlander), written by John Kander and Fred Ebb; originally performed by Liza Minnelli in 1977, two years later recorded by Frank Sinatra
• "Nevermore" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "No-One But You (Only the Good Die Young)" – May, 1997 (Queen Rocks)
• "Now I'm Here" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)

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O

• "Ogre Battle" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "One Vision" – Queen, 1985 (A Kind of Magic, 1986)
• "One Year of Love" – Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)

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P

• "Pain Is So Close to Pleasure" – Mercury/Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Party" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Play the Game" – Mercury, 1980 (The Game)
• "Princes of the Universe" – Mercury, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Procession" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Put Out the Fire" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)

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R

• "Radio Ga Ga" – Taylor, 1984 (The Works)
• "Rain Must Fall" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Ride the Wild Wind" – Queen (Taylor), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Rock It (Prime Jive)" – Taylor, 1980 (The Game)

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S

• "Sail Away Sweet Sister" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Save Me" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Scandal" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Seaside Rendezvous" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "See What a Fool I've Been" – May, 1974 (single Seven Seas of Rhye)
• "Seven Seas of Rhye..." (instrumental) – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)
• "Seven Seas of Rhye" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "She Makes Me (Stormtrooper in Stilettoes)" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Sheer Heart Attack" – Taylor, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Sleeping on the Sidewalk" – May, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Some Day One Day" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Somebody to Love" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Son and Daughter" – May, 1973 (Queen)
• "Soul Brother" – Queen, 1981 (single Under Pressure)
• "Spread Your Wings" – Deacon, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Staying Power" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Stealin'" – Queen, 1989 (single Breakthru)
• "Stone Cold Crazy" – Queen, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Sweet Lady" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

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T

• "Tear It Up" – May, 1984 (The Works)
• "Tenement Funster" – Taylor, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Thank God It's Christmas" – May/Taylor, 1984
• "The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "The Hero" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The Hitman" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "The Invisible Man" – Queen (Taylor), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The March of the Black Queen" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "The Millionaire Waltz" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "The Miracle" – Queen (Mercury), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "The Night Comes Down" – May, 1973 (Queen)
• "The Prophet's Song" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction of Dale)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The Show Must Go On" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "The Wedding March" – Arr.: May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "These Are the Days of Our Lives" – Queen (Taylor), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Tie Your Mother Down" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Too Much Love Will Kill You" – May/Frank Musker/Elizabeth Lamers, 1995 (Made in Heaven)

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U

• "Under Pressure" – Queen/David Bowie, 1981 (Hot Space, 1982)
• "Untitled Hidden Track" (aka "Track 13") – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)

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V

• "Vultan's Theme (Attack of the Hawk Men)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

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W

• "Was It All Worth It" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "We Are the Champions" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World)
• "We Will Rock You" – May, 1977 (News of the World)
• "White Man" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "White Queen (As It Began)" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Who Needs You" – Deacon, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Who Wants to Live Forever" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)

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Y

• "You and I" – Deacon, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "You Don't Fool Me" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "You Take My Breath Away" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "You're My Best Friend" – Deacon, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

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Songs only performed live

1971-1986 (original line-up)

• "Bama Lama Bama Loo" – originally recorded by Little Richard (1964).
• "Be Bop A Lula" – originally performed by Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps (1956).
• "Big Spender" – recorded by Shirley Bassey (1967); written by Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields for the musical Sweet Charity.
• "Danny Boy" – first recorded by Ernestine Schumann-Heink (1915).
• "Gimme Some Lovin'" – originally performed by the Spencer Davis Group (1966); written by Steve Winwood, Muff Winwood and Spencer Davis.
• "Hangman" – unreleased song by Queen, performed live in the 1970s.
• "Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)" – originally performed by Ricky Nelson (1961); written by Gene Pitney.
• "I'm a Man" – originally performed by the Spencer Davis Group (1967); written by Jimmy Miller and Steve Winwood.
• "Imagine" – written and originally performed by John Lennon (1971).
• "Immigrant Song" – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1970); written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.
• "Jailhouse Rock" – originally performed by Elvis Presley (1957); written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.
• "Lucille" – originally performed by Little Richard; written by Albert Collins and Richard.
• "Mannish Boy" – originally performed by Muddy Waters (1955); Waters' "Mannish Boy" is an adaptation of Bo Diddley's song "I'm a Man".
• "Mull of Kintyre" – originally performed by Wings (1977); written by Paul McCartney and Denny Laine.
• "Not Fade Away" – originally performed by Buddy Holly; also covered by The Rolling Stones (1964); written by Holly and Norman Petty.
• "Rock in Rio Blues" – song by Queen, played live at Rock in Rio in 1985.
• "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting – originally performed by Elton John (1973); written by Bernie Taupin and John.
• "Shake, Rattle and Roll" – first recorded by Big Joe Turner in 1954; covered by Bill Haley & His Comets in the same year; also recorded by Elvis Presley in 1956; written by Jesse Stone.
• "Silent Night" – first performed in 1818; written by Josef Mohr and Franz Gruber. *
• "Stupid Cupid" – originally performed by Connie Francis.
• "Tavaszi szél vízet áraszt" – traditional Hungarian song.
• "Tutti Frutti" – originally performed by Little Richard (1955); written by Penniman (Little Richard) and LaBostrie.
• "White Christmas" – originally recorded by Bing Crosby (1942); written by Irving Berlin. *
• "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" – also performed by Jerry Lee Lewis (1957).
• "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care" – originally performed by Elvis Presley (1957) and Buddy Holly (1961); written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.

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This article or section does not cite its references or sources. ... Spencer Davis is an instrumentalist who founded the 1960s rock band Spencer Davis Group. ... Hello Mary Lou is a song written by American singer Gene Pitney, and performed by Ricky Nelson in 1961. ... Ricky Nelson Ricky Nelson can also mean Ricky Nelson (wrestler) or Ricky Lee Nelson, baseball player. ... Gene Francis Alan Pitney (February 17, 1940 – April 5, 2006) was an American singer and songwriter. ... Jimmy Miller (1944-1994) was a Brooklyn-born record producer who produced albums for The Spencer Davis Group (in fact, he co-wrote the song Gimme Some Lovin with Steve Winwood), Traffic , Blind Faith, Bobby Whitlock and The Rolling Stones (all albums from Beggars Banquet to Goats Head Soup), New... Imagine may refer to: Look up imagine in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... 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1992 (Deacon/May/Taylor)

Played live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert: An open air concert on Easter Monday, April 20th 1992 at Londons Wembley Stadium, televised live to over one billion people. ...

• "All the Young Dudes" – originally performed by Mott the Hoople (1972); written by David Bowie. *
• "Heaven and Hell" (intro). *
• "Heroes" – originally performed by David Bowie (1977); written by Bowie and Brian Eno. *
• "Kashmir" (excerpt) – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1975); written by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Bonham. *
• "Pinball Wizard (intro) – performed by The Who (1969); written by Pete Townshend. *
• "Thank You" (excerpt) – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1969); written by Plant and Page. *

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1999-2006 (May/Taylor)

• "All Right Now" – originally performed by Free (1970); written by Andy Fraser and Paul Rodgers.
• "Amandla" – song by Queen, Dave Stewart and Anastacia.
• "Bad Company" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Simon Kirke and Paul Rodgers.
• "Can't Get Enough" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Mick Ralphs.
• "Feel Like Makin' Love" – originally performed by Bad Company (1975); written by Paul Rodgers and Mick Ralphs.
• "Fire and Water" – originally performed by Free (1970); written by Andy Fraser and Paul Rodgers.
• "46664 - The Call" – unreleased song by Queen.
• "Last Horizon" – written and originally performed by Brian May (1992: Back to the Light)
• "Let There Be Drums" – originally performed by Sandy Nelson (1961); written by Nelson and Richard Podolor.
• "Little Bit of Love" – originally performed by Free (1972); written by Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser, Paul Kossoff and Simon Kirke.
• "Molly Malone" (part of May's guitar solo) – Irish song. *
• "Reaching Out" – originally recorded by "Rock Therapy" featuring Brian May, Paul Rodgers and Charlie Watts, released as a single in 1996 (in aid of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre); written by Hill/Black.
• "Red House" – written and performed first by Jimi Hendrix. *
• "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" – originally performed by Bad Company (1979); written by Rodgers.
• "Sakura" (part of May's guitar solo) – traditional Japanese folk song. *
• "Say It's Not True" – song by Queen, written by Roger Taylor.
• "Seagull" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Mick Ralphs and Paul Rodgers.
• "Sunshine of Your Love" (excerpt) – originally performed by Cream (1967); written by Jack Bruce, Pete Brown and Eric Clapton. *
• "Take Love" – unreleased song by 'Queen + Paul Rodgers', written by Rodgers.
• "The Blue Danube" (part of May's guitar solo) – written by Johann Strauss II in 1867. *
• "Wishing Well" – originally performed by Free (1972); written by Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, Tetsu Yamauchi, Paul Kossoff and John Bundrick.

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See also

• Queen discography

This is a discography of works by Queen. ...

External link

• Queen Concerts 1970-2006