Kenny Everett: Now we have another one of your oldies.
Freddie Mercury: Oh? Which
one is this?
Kenny Everett: Love Of My Life, coming up in just a sec.
Freddie Mercury: This
tracks called Love Of My Life which…
Kenny Everett: Pull yourself together dear! [Laughs]
Freddie Mercury: I’m
perfectly in control, and is dedicated to you dear for being so nice to us
today and letting us infiltrating your Be Bop Bonanza programme.
Kenny Everett: Shucks, ok.
Freddie Mercury: It’s from
our Sheer Heart Attack Album oh no, it’s A Night At The Opera. God, we’ve made
so many I keep forgetting.
Kenny Everett: It’s the previous and it’s a lovely tune, have a listen
to this.
LOVE OF MY LIFE
Kenny Everett: Lot’s of background (laughing) Love of my life
Freddie Mercury: I can’t
hear the damn thing.
Kenny Everett: It’s over now. You should wear headphones.
Freddie Mercury: Oh I hate
those things!
Kenny Everett: I know it kinks your hairdo, but they’re handy and you
can hear what you’re saying through them. I feel naked without headphones [More
laughing] Right, it’s thirteen minutes to four and we’re going to sing along at
the end of this show ladies & gentlemen, we’ve decided to join Bill Grundy
in his cell, for doing naughty things on the wireless. We’re going to sing
live, the end of Bohemian Rhapsody.
Freddie Mercury: So get
your vocal chords ready.
Kenny Everett: Yes, because we want you to all join in with us, because
it’s nearly Christmas and you can let yourself go. The end of Bohemian
Rhapsody, if you forget how it goes, it goes like this…
Freddie Mercury: Oh God,
you’ve put me in it!
Kenny Everett: I don’t remember that bit. [Laughter]
Freddie Mercury: Nothing
really matters to me [Sings the line].
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