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Liner Notes
QUEEN are Roger Taylor: Drums and Backing Vocals Freddie Mercury: Lead Vocals and Piano Brian May: Guitars and Backing Vocals John Deacon: Bass Guitar and Backing Vocals ... and nobody played synthesizer Management: Jim Beach Executive Producers: Brian May and Roger Taylor Mix Produced by Justin Shirley-Smith, Joshua J. Macrae and Kris Fredriksson Recorded by Roy Thomas Baker and Mike Stone March show mastered by Tim Young at Metropolis Mastering November show mastered by Mazen Murad at Metropolis Mastering Post Production Supervision: Kris Fredriksson and Justin Shirley-Smith Design: Richard Gray Text: Greg Brooks, Gary Taylor, Brian May Picture Research: Richard Gray and Gary Taylor Photography: Douglas Puddifoot, Johnny Dewe Mathews, Jill Furmanovsky Mike Putland, Ian Dickson, (c) 1974 Richard Paul-Jones, rpj@jones.co.uk Queen Archivist: Greg Brooks Queen Memorabilia Research: Greg Brooks and Richard Gray Queen Memorabilia courtesy of the Brian May Archive, Photographed by Richard Gray PR: Phil Symes, philsymes@theprcontact.com Queen Fan Club: Jacky Smith, qfc@queenworld.com, www.queenworld.com Special Thanks: Sarah Bradley, Sara Bricusse, Nigel Burchett, Peter Chant, Ted Cockle Charlie D'Atri, Emma Donoghue, Justine Ellis, Linda Fredriksson, Sally Frost, Jim Jenkins, Simon Lupton, Juia Macrae, Pete Malandrone, Anne Meyer, Declan O'Regan, Janice Page, Denis Pellerin, Tracy Shirley-Smith, Rhys Thomas, Nick Weymouth, all at British Grove Studios, Clive Osborn, Tony Webster and Paul Alexander at CEDAR Audio, Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios, Geoff Kempin, Terry Shand, Rosie Holley, Claire Higgins and Jamie Howarth and John K. Chester at Plangent Processes and everyone at Hollywood Records.. For the latest information on all things Queen: Queenonline.com Facebook.com/Queen |
 
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 The Rainbow Theatre Finsbury Park, London, England The Rainbow Theatre started life in 1930 as the Astoria Cinema. In the 1960s the venue started to host musical acts as well. The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, Jimi Hendrix, and The Rolling Stones all performed there. In November 1971, the building was renamed the Rainbow Theatre. Over the next 10 years, it became a popular music venue, attracting the most popular artists of the time. Queen performed there four times in their career; March 1974, twice in November 1974, and December 1979. The building is currently a Pentecostal church. |
 Rainbow Theatre exterior |
 Rainbow Theatre interior |
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