Queen - The BBC Sessions

Queen recorded a total of 25 different tracks in 2 different studios in 1973, 1974 and 1977.
'Keep Yourself Alive', 'Liar', 'Modern Times Rock And Roll', and 'Son And Daughter' were all recorded in 2 different sessions.

The links below go to full descriptions and lyrics of these tracks.

Session One
Recorded at Langham One Studio, London, 5 February 1973
Producer: Bernie Andrews
Engineer: John Etchells

Broadcast on Radio 1, 15 February 1973
All tracks were released on the 'Queen At The Beeb' album, and all but 'Keep Yourself Alive' were released on 'Let Me Live' CD2

My Fairy King
Keep Yourself Alive
Doing Alright
Liar

Session Two
Recorded at Langham One Studio, London, 25 July 1973
Producer: Jeff Griffin and Chris Lycett
Engineer: John Etchells

Broadcast on Radio 1, 24 September 1973
No tracks officially released

See What A Fool I've Been
Liar
Son And Daughter
Keep Yourself Alive

Session Three
Recorded at Langham One Studio, London, 3 December 1973
Producer: Bernie Andrews and Mike Franks
Engineer: Nick Griffiths

Broadcast on Radio 1, 6 December 1973
All tracks released on the 'Queen At The Beeb' album

Ogre Battle
Great King Rat
Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll
Son And Daughter

Session Four
Recorded at Langham One Studio, London, 3 April 1974
Producer and engineer unknown

Broadcast on Radio 1, 15 April 1974
No tracks officially released

Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll
The March Of The Black Queen
Nevermore
White Queen

Session Five
Recorded at Maida Vale Studio, London, 16 October 1974
Producer: Jeff Griffin
Engineer unknown

Broadcast on Radio 1, 4 November 1974
No tracks officially released

Now I'm Here
Stone Cold Crazy
Flick Of The Wrist
Tenement Funster

Session Six
Recorded at Maida Vale Studio, London, 28 October 1977
Producer: Jeff Griffin
Engineer: Mike Robinson

Broadcast on Radio 1, 14 November 1977
The only track officially released is 'We Will Rock You (Fast)', released on the 2002 'The Sun' Promo Enhanced CD.

We Will Rock You (Slow)
We Will Rock You (Fast)
It's Late
My Melancholy Blues
Spread Your Wings