Song Statistics

This page includes various statistics and lists regarding Queen and Solo songs - their availability, length, titles, vocalists, instruments, writers and lyrics. At the moment this includes only songs which have been officially released, so does not include unreleased demo tracks.

At current this page omits all Queen + Paul Rodgers tracks; details of these will be added after the album release.

 

Writers & Lyrics
Songs Only On CD, Vinyl, Video etc
Songs Exclusive To A Single Country

Lengths & Titles
Song Length Analysis
Longest and Shortest Tracks
Letters In Song Titles
Words In Song Titles

Writers & Lyrics
Queen - Song Writer Analysis
Queen Songs Written By Queen
Songs Written With Other People
Song Titles Not Mentioned In Lyrics
Places In Lyrics
People In Lyrics

Segues, Subtitles, Guests and various
Songs Which Are Part Of Segues
Songs In A Foreign Language
Songs With Subtitles
Alternative Vocalists
Guest Musicians
Other Instruments On Queen Records
Re-Recorded Songs

Please click here for a complete list of all Guest Vocalists.

Songs Only On CD, Vinyl, Videos etc
These lists show which tracks are exclusive to each format, considering all worldwide official releases, and ignoring alternate versions (most of which are unavailable on at least one format).

Fifty Four tracks are only available on CD:

  1. The 22 tracks from 'Furia' (Brian May)
  2. The 21 tracks exclusive to the 'Freddie Mercury - Solo' 10CD/2DVD set
  3. The 24 tracks on the 'We Will Rock You' Cast Album
  4. Brian Talks (Brian May)
  5. Chinese Torture (Queen)
  6. Driven By You Two (Brian May)
  7. Foxy Lady (The Cross)
  8. Heartland (The Cross)
  9. Hot Patootie (Brian May)
  10. Il Colosso (Brian May)
  11. Keep A Knockin' (Roger Taylor)
  12. We Are The Champions (Queen + Robbie Williams)
  13. We Will Rock You (Queen + Five)
  14. We Will Rock You (Queen + John Farnham)
  15. What Are We Made Of? (Brian May)

('A Kind Of A Kind Of Magic', 'Friends Will Be Friends' and 'The Second Shelf Mix', are the same as other tracks, on vinyl, but retitled)

Eight tracks are only available on Vinyl:

  1. A Human Body (Queen) (on 7" or LP only)
  2. Blurred Vision (Queen) (on 7" or LP only)
  3. I Wanna Testify (Roger Taylor) (on 7" only)
  4. Manipulator (The Cross) (on 7" or 12" only)
  5. No Turning Back (The Immortals) (on 7" or 12" only)
  6. Son Of Starfleet (Brian May) (on 7" only)
  7. Turn On The TV (Roger Taylor) (on 7" only)
  8. Two Sharp Pencils (Roger Taylor) (on 12" only)

Two tracks are only available on Videos:

  1. New York, New York (Queen)
  2. Piano Solo (Queen)

Four tracks are only available via downloads:

  1. Amandla (Queen) (released over the internet only) (however a live version is available on CD or DVD)
  2. Invincible Hope (Queen) (released over the internet only) (however a live version is available on CD or DVD)
  3. One Night Stand (Roger Taylor) (released over the internet only)
  4. Woman You're So Beautiful (Felix & Arty) (released over the internet only, although may be released as a CD single in the future)

Songs Exclusive To One Country:
The following songs are only available in a single country. Please email me if any of these songs are available (officially) elsewhere.

Song Length Analysis
The table below summarises the total and average lengths of songs released by Queen and Solo projects. Tracks by The Immortals, Smile, Larry Lurex, live songs, and collaborations, are not included.

  Albums Total Songs Total Length Average Length
Queen 16 171 (+20) 11:40:06 3:40
Roger 4 44 (+6) 3:27:45 4:09
Brian 4 49 (+18) 3:57:00 3:32
Freddie 4 40 2:24:37 3:36
The Cross 3 30 (+4) 2:19:48 4:06
Overall 31 334 (+48) 23:49:16 3:37

Under Total Songs, the first number indicates the songs found on albums; the figure in brackets is the number of additional non-album songs.

The figure for Queen Albums includes 'Queen Rocks' (which really only contains one song). It also treats the 'Freddie Mercury Solo' boxed set as an album. This release means that are not really any non-album tracks by Freddie. Freddie statistics ignore early tracks, namely 'Ideas', 'The Duet' and 'Rachmaninov's Revenge'. Of the four 46664 tracks, two are included ('Amandla' and 'Invincible Hope') whilst the two live-only tracks ('46664 - The Call' and 'Say It's Not True') are not included.

Longest And Shortest Tracks
There are currently 7 Queen and Solo tracks under one minute in length (ignoring alternate versions).

  1. New York, New York (Queen) - 33 seconds
  2. Have A Nice Day (Freddie Mercury) - 42 seconds
  3. Space (Brian May) - 46 seconds
  4. Aaron (Brian May) - 49 seconds
  5. Fire (Brian May) - 55 seconds
  6. The Wedding March (Queen) - 56 seconds
  7. The Ring (Queen) - 57 seconds

There are also 7 Queen and Solo tracks over seven minutes in length (ignoring alternate versions).

  1. Bluesbreaker (Brian May) - 12 minutes 50 seconds
  2. The Prophet's Song (Queen) - 8 minutes 21 seconds
  3. Starfleet (Brian May) - 8 minutes 0 seconds
  4. Il Colosso (Brian May) - 7 minutes 31 seconds
  5. Another World (Brian May) - 7 minutes 26 seconds
  6. Let Me Out (Brian May) - 7 minutes 11 seconds
  7. London Town C'mon Down (Roger Taylor) - 7 minutes 11 seconds

'The Fire Within' by Brian May and Michael Kamen lasts for 8 minutes 50 seconds, although Brian does not perform for all of the duration. The CD of 'Made In Heaven' contains undoubtedly the longest and shortest tracks, these being 'Yeah' which lasts for only 2 seconds, and 'Track 13', which lasts for 22:30. These are not included in the above stats as they are not proper songs.

Words In Song Titles
One-Word Song Titles:

  1. '39
  2. Aaron
  3. Abandonfire
  4. Airheads
  5. Amandla
  6. Apparition
  7. Arboria
  8. Arrest
  9. Barcelona
  10. Bijou
  11. Blag
  12. Breakdown
  13. Breakthru
  14. Contact
  15. Cyborg
  16. Dancer
  17. Delilah
  18. Diner
  19. Drowse
  20. Earth
  21. Escape
  22. Ensueno
  23. FBI
  24. Fire
  25. Flash
  26. Forever
  27. Gun
  28. Happiness?
  29. Headlong
  30. Heartland
  31. Impromptu
  32. Innuendo
  33. Jealousy
  34. Jesus
  35. Killing
  36. Landscape
  37. Liar
  38. Loneliness
  39. Machines
  40. Manipulator
  41. Millionaire
  42. Misfire
  43. Mustapha
  44. Nevermore
  45. Party
  46. Phone
  47. Procession
  48. Pursuit
  49. Resurrection
  50. Revelations
  51. Scandal
  52. Sideburns
  53. Space
  54. Starfleet
  55. Stealin'
  56. Storm
  57. Surrender
  58. Time
  59. Tonight

'Flash', could also be included here, but the proper title of the track is 'Flash's Theme'.

Most Words In Song Titles: (excluding subtitles)

  1. There Must Be More To Life Than This (8 words)
  2. A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling (7 words)
  3. A Kind Of A Kind Of Magic (7 words)
  4. Friends Will Be Friends Will Be Friends (7 words)
  5. In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited (7 words)
  6. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (7 words)
  7. I'm In Love With My Car (6 words)
  8. In The Lap Of The Gods (6 words)
  9. Is This The World We Created (6 words)
  10. I Was Born To Love You (6 words)
  11. Let Your Heart Rule Your Head (6 words)
  12. Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow (6 words)
  13. Pain Is So Close To Pleasure (6 words)
  14. Put It All Down To Love (6 words)
  15. See What A Fool I've Been (6 words)
  16. The March Of The Black Queen (6 words)
  17. Too Much Love Will Kill You (6 words)

Letters In Song Titles
Fewest Letters In Song Titles:

'Flash', could also be included here, but the proper title of the track is 'Flash's Theme'.

Most Letters In Song Titles:
(excluding subtitles)

  1. Friends Will Be Friends Will Be Friends (33 letters)
  2. There Must Be More To Life Than This (29 letters)
  3. The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke (27 letters)
  4. A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling (26 letters)
  5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (26 letters)
  6. In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited (26 letters)
  7. Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow (26 letters)

Queen Song Writer Analysis
This table summarises how many songs each member of the group has contributed to albums over the years:

These figures ignore retitled tracks (eg 'Blurred Vision', 'A Dozen Red Roses For My Darling' etc), and also 'Queen Talks', 'Yeah' and 'Track 13', which don't really count as proper songs. Also, 'Seven Seas Of Rhye', 'My Life Has Been Saved' and 'It's A Beautiful Day' are all counted once only, despite the fact that two versions exist. The first figure indicates the number of tracks that appear on albums from the era, whilst the figure in brackets is the number of additional tracks on singles, videos etc.

  1973-1976 1977-1980 1981-1984 1985-1988 1989-1992 1993-2003 Total
No. Of Albums 5 4 2 1 2 2 16
Queen songs 1 0 1 1 27 5 35
Roger songs 5 10 3 2 0 2 22
Brian songs 21 18 6 3 0 2 50
Freddie songs 26 16 6 1 0 2 51
John songs 3 8 2 1 0 0 14
Other songs 1 1 5 3 1 3 14
Total 57 53 23 11 28 16 202

The column for '1993 onwards' includes 'Made In Heaven', 'Queen Rocks' (which really only includes one new track) and 46664 tracks (four tracks, including two live). Other writing credits are:

Queen Songs Written By Queen
As the above table shows, there are 27 Queen songs credited as being written by Queen as a group. In this section, I have attempted to identify the main writer (or contributor) to each track, by considering the style of the song, other tracks written by each member, and live performances. I have also drawn on Andy's website and his opinions, and information supplied by Annick Richez. Although I agree for many of the tracks, there are a few where I disagree.

Miscellaneous Tracks

The Miracle (1989)

Innuendo (1991)

Made In Heaven (1995)

Songs Written With Other People
This list summarises the tracks which are written by a member of Queen with other people. The list includes original compositions only, and the entries are ordered alphabetically by guest writer.

Song Titles Not Mentioned In Their Lyrics
Listed here are the songs whose title is not included in it's lyrics. Obviously, this ignores instrumentals, but Retitled Remixes, 'Reprises' and non-instrumental 'themes' are also ignored. If a song includes all of the words in the title, but not together, then they are listed (eg 'I Wanna Testify' does not include the line 'I Wanna Testify' but does include 'I just wanna testify').

Songs With No Title Words in Lyrics

  1. Blag
  2. Bohemian Rhapsody
  3. Ensueno
  4. Exercises In Free Love
  5. Future Management (You Don't Need Nobody Else) (although it's subtitle does appear)
  6. Ideas
  7. Il Colosso
  8. La Japonaise
  9. One Rainy Wish
  10. Overture Piccante
  11. Rachmaninov's Revenge
  12. Tenement Funster
  13. The Dark
  14. The Duet
  15. The Fallen Priest

Songs With Some Title Words in Lyrics

  1. A Winter's Tale
  2. Brighton Rock
  3. Guide Me Home
  4. Interlude In Constantinople
  5. I Wanna Testify
  6. Nazis 1994
  7. The Business
  8. The Hero
  9. The Millionaire Waltz
  10. The Golden Boy
  11. The Prophet's Song

Songs Whose Subtitles Do Not Appear In Its Lyrics

  1. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To.....)
  2. Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme)
  3. Life Is Real (Song For Lennon)
  4. Sail Away Sweet Sister (To The Sister I Never Had)
  5. She Makes Me (Stormtrooper In Stilettos)

Places In Lyrics
The following real places are all mentioned in Queen or Solo records, listed in order of frequency then alphabetically. The list excludes Live Covers and Collaborations.

Countries:

  1. USA (Now I'm Here, Bicycle Race, Mr Bad Guy, Cowboys And Indians, Old Men, Revelations)
  2. China (Killer Queen, Old Men, China Belle)
  3. Bali (Was It All Worth It)
  4. Brazil (The Key)
  5. Iran (Old Men)
  6. Lebanon (Old Men)
  7. Panama (Old Men)
  8. Russia (Old Men)
  9. Ukraine (Revelations)
  10. Vatican (Old Men)
  11. Vietnam (Bicycle Race)

Towns or Cities:

  1. New York (Let Me Entertain You, New York, 'New York, New York')
  2. Hollywood (Cowboys And Indians, All The Way From Memphis)
  3. Liverpool (No More Fun, All The Way From Memphis)
  4. London (Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon, London Town C'mon Down)
  5. Memphis (No More Fun, All The Way From Memphis)
  6. New Orleans (Let Me Entertain You, No More Fun)
  7. Paris (Killer Queen, The Key)
  8. Abu Dhabi (China Belle)
  9. Babylon (The Miracle)
  10. Barcelona (Barcelona)
  11. Beijing (China Belle)
  12. Bethlehem (Jesus)
  13. Bradford (All The Way From Memphis)
  14. Bude (Two Sharp Pencils)
  15. Constantinople (Interlude In Constantinople)
  16. Dundee (Two Sharp Pencils)
  17. Geisha Minah (Killer Queen)
  18. Leeds (Airheads)
  19. Liverpool (Airheads)
  20. Los Angeles (Racing In The Streets)
  21. Louisiana (Cowboys And Indians)
  22. Miami (Airheads)
  23. Oriole (All The Way From Memphis)
  24. Siam (China Belle)
  25. Tiananmen Square (China Belle)

Of the 51 songs with Place references, 24 were written by Roger, 12 by Freddie, 7 are Covers, 6 were written by Brian and 2 by Queen.
The following songs have the most references:

  1. 'Old Men (Lay Down)' (7)
  2. All The Way From Memphis (5)
  3. China Belle (5)
  4. Airheads (3)
  5. Cowboys And Indians (3)
  6. Killer Queen (3)
  7. No More Fun (3)

People In Lyrics
The following people are all mentioned in Queen or Solo records, listed in order of frequency, then alphabetically. This excludes Live Covers and Collaborations. References are only included if they are intended - eg 'Killer Queen' is not included as having a reference to 'Queen'. These lists also exclude 'We Will Rock You' musical lyrics, which feature references to characters.

Groups:

  1. Queen (I Go Crazy and We Will Rock You (with Five))
  2. Five (We Will Rock You (with Five))
  3. Mott The Hoople (Now I'm Here)
  4. The Rolling Stones (I Go Crazy)

Queen Connections:

  1. Gerry Stickells (Let Me Entertain You)
  2. Reinhardt Mack (Dragon Attack)

Musicians:

  1. Jimi Hendrix (Drowse, The Miracle, One Rainy Wish)
  2. Elvis Presley (Cowboys And Indians, Believe In Yourself)
  3. Buddy Holly (Hot Patootie)
  4. Cliff Richard (A Nation Of Haircuts)
  5. Duane Eddy (Believe In Yourself)
  6. James Brown (Cowboys And Indians)
  7. John Lennon (Life Is Real)
  8. Keith Richard (A Nation Of Haircuts)
  9. Madonna (People On Streets)
  10. Michael Jackson (People On Streets)

Film Stars:

  1. Clint Eastwood (Drowse)
  2. Doris Day (Rough Justice)
  3. Fred Astaire (Man On The Prowl)
  4. James Dean (Cowboys And Indians)
  5. John Wayne (Bicycle Race)
  6. Kim Basinger (Queen Talks)

Historical Figures:

  1. Atilla The Hun (Dear Mr Murdoch)
  2. Lady Godiva (Don't Stop Me Now)
  3. Marie Antoinette (Killer Queen)
  4. Robin Hood (Rough Justice)
  5. William The Conqueror (Drowse)

Others:

  1. Mona Lisa (The Miracle, Dream Of Thee)
  2. Al Capone (Stone Cold Crazy)
  3. Ayatollah (People On Streets)
  4. Buffalo Bill (The Key)
  5. Dali (Was It All Worth It)
  6. John Soloman Rary (The Whisperers)
  7. Kennedy (Killer Queen)
  8. Khashoggi (Khashoggi's Ship)
  9. Krushev (Killer Queen)
  10. Roseanne Barr (People On Streets)
  11. Rupert Murdoch (Dear Mr Murdoch)
  12. Sullivan (The Whisperers)

Of the 43 songs with People references, 22 were written by Roger, 8 by Freddie, 6 by Queen, 5 by Brian, and 2 are Covers.
The following songs have the most references:

  1. People On Streets (4)
  2. Cowboys And Indians (3)
  3. Drowse (3)
  4. Killer Queen (3)

The song 'One Vision' was written about Martin Luther King, although it doesn't actually mention him.

Songs That Are Segues
This list includes all songs on albums that are part of segues, excluding 'Flash Gordon', 'Furia' and live material. Songs where a definite break (however short) is present are not included (eg between 'Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon' and 'I'm In Love With My Car')

  1. Guide Me Home / How Can I Go On
  2. I Can't Dance / Keep Smilin'
  3. In The Lap Of The Gods / Stone Cold Crazy
  4. Love Token / Resurrection
  5. Millionaire / Put It All Down To Love
  6. The March Of The Black Queen / Funny How Love Is
  7. Ogre Battle / The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke / Nevermore
  8. Party / Khashoggi's Ship
  9. Procession / Father To Son / White Queen
  10. Space / The Business
  11. Tenement Funster / Flick Of The Wrist / Lily Of The Valley
  12. The Prophet's Song / Love Of My Life

Songs In A Foreign Language
This list includes all songs that have lead vocals that are all (or part) not English. It excludes however all re-recorded tracks in another language, and all tracks from the 'We Will Rock You' musical which have been translated.

  1. Barcelona (Spanish)
  2. Ensueno (Spanish)
  3. La Japonaise (Japanese)
  4. Las Palabras De Amor (Spanish)
  5. Mustapha (Arabic)
  6. Teo Torriatte (Japanese)

Songs With Subtitles
Listed below are all songs which contain subtitles, ordered alphabetically. Of the 33 songs listed, 14 are from soundtracks to films, 10 are Queen studio tracks, 7 are Solo studio tracks and 2 are Live Tracks

  1. Arboria (Planet Of The Treemen)
  2. Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To.....)
  3. First Glance (Solo Flute)
  4. Flash's Theme Reprise (Victory Celebrations)
  5. Furia Theme (Opening Titles)
  6. Future Management (You Don't Need Nobody Else)
  7. Gimme The Prize (Kurgan's Theme)
  8. Gun (Solo Violin)
  9. Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)
  10. Hot Patootie (Whatever Happened To A Saturday Night)
  11. I Cry For You (Love, Hope And Confusion)
  12. In The Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)
  13. In The Space Capsule (The Love Theme)
  14. Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love)
  15. Life Is Real (Song For Lennon)
  16. Love Lies Bleeding (She Was A Wicked, Wily Waitress)
  17. Love On A Tightrope (Like An Animal)
  18. Machines (Or Back To Humans)
  19. Marriage Of Dale And Ming (And Flash Approaching)
  20. Ming's Theme (In The Court Of Ming The Merciless)
  21. No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young)
  22. Old Men (Lay Down)
  23. Rock It (Prime Jive)
  24. Sail Away Sweet Sister (To The Sister I Never Had)
  25. She Makes Me (Stormtrooper In Stilettos)
  26. Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)
  27. The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash)
  28. The Meeting (Solo Guitar)
  29. The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction Of Dale)
  30. Two Sharp Pencils (Get Bad)
  31. Vultan's Theme (Attack Of The Hawkmen)
  32. White Queen (As It Began)
  33. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care

Alternative Vocalists
This list includes all songs that are not sung by the 'regular' vocalist. For example, 'Queen' songs not sung by Freddie, and 'The Cross' songs not sung by Roger. Songs where vocals are shared are also included, as long as the alternative vocalist sings a large proportion of the song (not just a couple of lines).

Queen songs sung by Roger Taylor

  1. A Human Body
  2. Drowse
  3. Fight From The Inside
  4. Fun It
  5. Hijack My Heart
  6. I'm In Love With My Car
  7. Let Me Live
  8. Modern Times Rock And Roll
  9. More Of That Jazz
  10. No-One But You
  11. Rock It (Prime Jive)
  12. Tenement Funster
  13. The Loser In The End

Queen songs sung by Brian May

  1. '39
  2. All Dead, All Dead
  3. Good Company
  4. Leaving Home Ain't Easy
  5. Let Me Live
  6. Long Away
  7. Lost Opportunity
  8. Mother Love
  9. No-One But You
  10. Sail Away Sweet Sister
  11. She Makes Me
  12. Sleeping On The Sidewalk
  13. Someday One Day

Queen Songs with Other Vocalists

  1. Amandla (vocals by Anastacia)
  2. Invincible Hope (vocals by Treanna Morris)
  3. Under Pressure (vocals by David Bowie)

Solo Songs

  1. 'Barcelona' album (vocals by Montserrat Caballe)
  2. Better Things (vocals by Clayton Moss)
  3. Heartland (vocals by Peter Noone)
  4. Heaven For Everyone (vocals by Freddie Mercury)
  5. Il Colosso (vocals by Sissel)
  6. Surrender (vocals by Treanna Morris)
  7. What Are We Made Of (vocals by Sissel)

Guest Musicians
The following famous musicians have all guested on Queen and Solo records, and all are well known members of other groups, outside of the world of Queen. I've generally excluded musicians who have only worked with Queen at live concerts, and the list also excludes guest vocalists.

  1. Jeff Beck - guitar on 'The Guv'nor'
  2. Chad (of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers) - drums or bass on the Rick Rubin Remixes of 'We Will Rock You'
  3. Phil Chen - bass on 'Starfleet Project', 'Final Destination' and 'Foreign Sand'
  4. Flea (of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers) - drums or bass on the Rick Rubin Remixes of 'We Will Rock You'
  5. Alan Gratzer - drums on 'Starfleet Project'
  6. Taylor Hawkins - drums on 'Cyborg'
  7. Ian Hunter - special guest raconteur on 'All The Way From Memphis'
  8. Fred Mandel - synthesiser arrangement and programming on 'Radio Ga Ga', piano finale on 'Man On The Prowl', synthesisers on 'I Want To Break Free', Candy-Floss on 'Hammer To Fall', piano on 'Starfleet Project', and piano, guitars and synths on 'Mr Bad Guy' (album)
  9. Arif Mardin - horns on 'Staying Power'
  10. Neil Murray - bass on numerous songs, mainly with Brian
  11. Rick Parfitt - guitars on 'It's An Illusion' and 'FBI' and co-writer of 'It's An Illusion'
  12. Cozy Powell - drums on numerous songs, mainly with Brian
  13. Francis Rossi - guitars on 'FBI'
  14. Dave Stewart - unknown contribution to 'Amandla' (but probably guitar or keyboards)
  15. Edward Van Halen - guitars on 'Starfleet Project'
  16. Yoshiki - arrangement, pianos and synthesisers on 'Foreign Sand' and 'Final Destination', and drums on 'Foreign Sand'

In addition, all four members of Queen have also performed on solo tracks by other members:

Other Instruments On Queen Records
The following instruments have all been played by a member of Queen on Queen records. The instruments here are arranged by who played them, with the members' usual instruments appearing first. I have only listed those instruments which are actually credited on the various album sleeves - there are five albums for which no credits are given, these being 'Jazz', 'The Game', 'Hot Space', 'The Works' and 'The Miracle'. Tracks from these albums are not listed here. This is only a very basic guide, so for a more comprehensive list, see the 'Bechstein Debauchery' site.

Roger Taylor:

Brian May:

Freddie Mercury:

John Deacon

Re-recorded Songs
What follows is a list of Queen and Solo songs which have been re-recorded by different (Queen-related) artists. It excludes collaboration recordings and those recorded as part of the 'We Will Rock You' musical. The years given refer to the year of release.

  1. Doing Alright (Smile 1969, Queen 1973)
  2. We Will Rock You (Queen 1977, 2000 (with Five), and 2003 (with John Farnham)
  3. We Are The Champions (Queen 1977 and 2001 (with Robbie Williams))
  4. I Was Born To Love You (Freddie Mercury 1985, Queen 1995)
  5. Made In Heaven (Freddie Mercury 1985, Queen 1995)
  6. Heaven For Everyone (The Cross 1988, Queen 1995)
  7. Final Destination (The Cross 1990, Roger Taylor 1994)
  8. Too Much Love Will Kill You (Brian May 1992, Queen 1995)