SINGLE · 1991
Bohemian Rhapsody / These Are the Days of Our Lives
by Queen · Dec 1991 · Parlophone · 2 tracks · 10:15
Tracklist
- 1Bohemian Rhapsody6:00
- 2These Are the Days of Our Lives4:15
Running time 10:15
Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.
Who made it
- John Deaconbass guitar
- Brian Mayguitar, other vocals
- Freddie Mercurypiano, lead vocals, other vocals, background vocals
- Roger Taylordrums (drum set), timpani, gong, other vocals, keyboard, percussion
- David Richardskeyboard · on 1 track
- Queenproducer
- Kris Fredrikssonadditional engineer · on 1 track
- Mike Stoneexecutive engineer · on 1 track
- Roy Thomas Bakerproducer · on 1 track
- Brian Mayexecutive producer · on 1 track
- Roger Taylorexecutive producer · on 1 track
- Gary Lyonsadditional sound · on 1 track
- Noel Harrisassistant engineer · on 1 track
- David Richardsengineer, producer · on 1 track
- Justin Shirley‐Smithassistant engineer · on 1 track
Played on it
Production
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The record
- First releasedDec 1991
- LabelsParlophone 2046492
EMI TOCP-7259 - KindSingle
- FormatsCD 3 editions, Vinyl
- Editions4 releases in 3 countries
- Running time10:15
- Barcode5099920464929
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