Two of the biggest names in rock music recorded a handful of duets together over 30 years ago and this fall, we’ll finally be able to hear them!
Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson recorded about three tracks together in 1983 and were due to release more, but were unable to secure studio time so the project fell through. However, the three tracks they did record will soon become available for the world to hear, as confirmed by Queen guitarist, Brian May.
Apparently, another reason why the famous pairings collaboration fell through it because of personal differences. Michael Jackson was known as a character and one of his antics included bringing a llama into the recording studio, much to Freddie’s chagrin!
With so much history behind the recordings, we’re extremely excited to hear their duets! Are you curious about this collaboration, Mag fans?