Kenny Everett: Ok, bye bye ladies and gentlemen.
Kenny Everett: And now here’s Freddie with the weather!
Freddie Mercury: Oh God!
He’s just put it in my lap, I can’t believe it! Weather for the Capitol area;
It’s dry with long sunny periods, clean spells this evening, cold…
Kenny Everett: CLEAR spells.
Freddie Mercury: Oh,
[Laughs] It’s you;re writing! Clear spells! Yes that’s right. Clear spells this
evening, cold high feel four centigrade.
Kenny Everett: Oh forget it!
Freddie Mercury: Winds light,
force two or three well this is the way you’ve written it. It’s in code, my
god! [Laughs] Two or three mostly west to northwest, becoming south to south
west later. [More laughs in studio].
Kenny Everett: Are you done?
Freddie Mercury: I’m sure everybody
got that.
Kenny Everett: Yeah, I’m sure!
Freddie Mercury: That does
it, you wait till you come to the studio next time!
Kenny Everett: Get your calculators out and work out the weather. Right,
here it is folks the climax of this LP A Day At The Races, waiting for a place
in your Christmas stocking.
TEO TORRIATTE (LET US CLING
TOGETHER)
Kenny Everett: That’s the last track of A Day At The Races, the new LP
by Queen, and if you had your Grundig out, then you should be ashamed of
yourself you’ve just robbed this millionaire of another 18 & 6. [Laughs].
ROCKET MAN ELTON JOHN
Kenny Everett: Well what was a civilized little gathering, is now turned
into chaos with bubbling heaps all over the studio. It’s 3:30 now on the
Freddie and Ken show. Any comments on that, because your manager is the same as
his isn’t it?
Freddie Mercury: Yes that’s
right. In fact I’d like to dedicate that one to a few friends I know; Sharon,
Beryl, Phyllis, Serita, Deirdre all the lovely people who’ve all been nice to
us this year.
Kenny Everett: All lady friends then?
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