based on a "Queen Live - A Concert Documentary"
by Greg Brooks
Copyright (C) 1995 Omnibus
Press
ISBN 0.7119.4814.3
Songs Queen performed live - but did not write:
Bama Lama Bama Loo
Reached No. 37 in July 1977 for Little Richard. Written by
Penniman (Little Richard) and Collins.
Be Bop A Lula
Reached No. 30 in July 1957 for Gene Vincent. Re-entered the
charts on two more occasions. Written by C.Coleman and D.Fields.
Danny Boy
Written in 1913 by Fred Weatherly; original recording by Madame
Schuman. Has become an Irish favourite.
Gimme Some Lovin
Reached No. 2 in November 1966 for Spencer Davis Group. Written
by Steve Winwood, Muff Winwood and Spencer Davis.
Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)
Reached No. 2 in June 1961 for Rick Nelson. Written by Gene
Pitney.
I'm A Man
Reached No. 9 in January 1967 for Spencer Davis Group. Written by
Steve Winwood and Jimmy Miller.
Imagine
Reached No. 6 in November 1975 and No. 1 in December 1980 for
John Lennon. Written by John Lennon.
Immigrant Song
Recorded by Led Zeppelin for the Led Zeppelin III album in 1970.
Not issued as a single. Written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.
Jailhouse Rock
Reached No. 1 in January 1958 for Elvis Presley. Reissued in
December 1971, September 1977 and February 1983. Written by Jerry
Leiber and Mike Stoller.
Lucille
Reached No. 10 in June 1957 for Little Richard. Written by
Penniman (Little Richard) and Collins.
Manish Boy
Reached No. 51 in July 1988 for Muddy Waters. Written by Muddy
Morganfield (Muddy Waters), E.McDaniel and M.London.
Mull Of Kintyre
Reached No. 1 in 1977 for Wings. Written by Paul McCartney
Not Fade Away
Reached No. 3 in February 1964 for The Rolling Stones. Written by
Buddy Holly.
Saturday Night's Alright For Figting
Reached No. 7 in July 1973 for Elton John. Written by Elton John
and Bernie Taupin.
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Originally recorded by Big Joe Turner. Reached No. 4 in December
1954 for Bill Haley and His Comets. Also covered by Elvis Presley,
Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins and Cliff Richard, among others.
Written by Jessie (Charlie Calhoun) Stone.
Silent Night
Reached No. 8 in December 1952 for Bing Crosby, No. 47 in 1978
for The Dickies and No. 2 in 1988 for Bros. Originally a German
hymn. Written by Joseph Mohr.
Stupid Cupid
Reached No. 1 (B-side of Carolina Moon) in August 1958 for Connie
Francis. Written by Sedaka and Greenfield.
Take Me Home
Essentially a Brian guitar ad-lib, it crops up on numerous
bootleg compilations.
Tavaszi Szel Vizet Araszt
Hungarian folk song. Composer unknown.
Tutti Frutti
Reached No. 29 in February 1957 for Little Richard. Also covered
by Elvis Presley. Written by Lubin, LaBostrie and Penniman (Little
Richard).
White Christmas
A hit for numerous artists between 1952 and 1985, most familiarly
Bing Crosby - No. 5 in December 1977. Reissued in December 1985 (No.69).
Written by Irving Berlin.
You're So Square (Baby I Don't Care)
Originally recorded by Elvis Presley for his movie Jailhouse Rock.
Reached No. 12 in July 1961 for Buddy Holly. Wrtten by Jerry
Leiber and Mike Stoller.
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