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Queen's latest accounts have revealed the band - who continue to tour the globe - are absolutely raking it in and have taken home millions of pounds over the past year
Queen's classic rock anthem Fat Bottomed Girls has been pointedly omitted from a Greatest Hits re-release. More anonymous woke numpties nannying us, writes Christopher Smithers.
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John Deacon playing bass (Image: Getty) READ MORE While in the band, John was much quieter than the others but was still heavily involved in songwriting, and even considered working with Freddie to slightly change the band’s direction in the 1980s. According to Georg Purvis’ Queen: Complete Works, there were tensions during the recording of 1982 album Hot Space, with John not wanting his soul-influenced music style to be hampered by Brian’s guitar solos. John became an important songwriter in his later years with Queen, with him saying on BBC Radio in 1989: “If I'd just been a bass pl...