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George Michael & Queen rehearsing “Somebody To Love” as Bowie looks on…

On December 26, 2016 By Time LordIn progressive rock

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One thought on “George Michael & Queen rehearsing “Somebody To Love” as Bowie looks on…”

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Holy shit. At that vocal, and at the sad realization that Freddy, Bowie and now George are all gone…

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