When Freddie Mercury was looking to break free of Queen as his band went on hiatus in 1983, he turned to a king — King of Pop, Michael Jackson. The two late music legends were mutual fans ...

With Queen on hiatus, Freddie Mercury collaborated with Michael Jackson on three tracks, but none of them were completed to make the "Bohemian Rhapsody" singer's debut solo album, 1985's “Mr ...

Three duets that Michael Jackson recorded with Queen singer Freddie Mercury 30 years ago will finally see an official release later this year. According to The Times of London, the demos were ...

Thirty-three years after they first began work on the track, Queen will finally release “There Must Be More to Life Than This” – featuring vocals by Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson ...

Freddie Mercury refused to work with Michael Jackson after King of Pop brought pet llama into studio. Mercury's solo album was released on April 29, 1985.

Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury are two musical icons who left the world far too soon. The “King of Pop” and the eccentric leader of Queen, one of Britain’s most acclaimed bands ...

Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson wanted to work together but a llama got in the way. Eventually, their duet saw the light of day. by Matthew Trzcinski. Published on April 11, 2020.

In the gap between Thriller and Bad, Michael Jackson spent time in the studio with Queen's Freddie Mercury, a collaboration that ended when the two had a falling out. Three decades later, three of ...

Michael Jackson idolised Freddie Mercury but he fled recording studio 'Get me out of here' The Queen star and the King of Pop started recording three songs together but Freddie couldn't cope with ...

In an interview with 'The New York Post,' Jo Burt, who performed on Freddie Mercury's only solo album 'Mr Bad Guy,' claimed that Michael Jackson's llamas stopped him and the Queen bandleader from ...