List of songs recorded by Queen

This is a list of all songs performed by Queen.

1. Songs recorded by Queen
2. Songs only performed live
   1. 1971-1986 (original line-up)
   2. 1992 (Deacon/May/Taylor)
   3. 1999-2006 (May/Taylor)

Songs recorded by Queen

0–9

• "'39" – Brian May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

A

• "A Dozen Red Roses for My Darling" – Roger Taylor, 1986 (single A Kind of Magic)
• "A Human Body" – Taylor, 1980 (single Play the Game)
• "A Kind of Magic" – Taylor, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "A Winter's Tale" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Action This Day" – Taylor, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "All Dead, All Dead" – May, 1977 (News of the World)
• "All God's People" – Queen/Mike Moran, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Another One Bites the Dust" – John Deacon, 1980 (The Game)
• "Arboria (Planet of the Tree Men)" – Deacon, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

B

• "Back Chat" – Deacon, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Battle Theme" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Bicycle Race" – Freddie Mercury, 1978 (Jazz) ()
• "Bijou" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Blurred Vision" → "One Vision"
• "Body Language" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Bohemian Rhapsody" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Breakthru" – Queen (Mercury/Taylor), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Brighton Rock" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Bring Back That Leroy Brown" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)

C

• "Calling All Girls" – Taylor, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Chinese Torture" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Coming Soon" – Taylor, 1980 (The Game)
• "Cool Cat" – Deacon/Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Crash Dive on Mingo City" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" – Mercury, 1979 (The Game, 1980)

D

• "Dancer" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Dead on Time" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Dear Friends" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Death on Two Legs" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Delilah" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Dog With a Bone" – 1988 (tape recorded for the fan club convention in 1988)
• "Doing All Right" – May/Tim Staffell, 1973 (Queen)
• "Don't Lose Your Head" – Taylor, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Don't Stop Me Now" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Don't Try So Hard" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Don't Try Suicide" – Mercury, 1980 (The Game)
• "Dragon Attack" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Dreamer's Ball" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Drowse" – Taylor, 1976 (A Day at the Races)

E

• "Escape from the Swamp" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Execution of Flash" – Deacon, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

F

• "Fat Bottomed Girls" – May, 1978 (Jazz) ()
• "Father to Son" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Fight from the Inside" – Taylor, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Flash" (aka "Flash's Theme") – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flash to the Rescue" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flash's Theme Reprise (Victory Celebrations)" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Flick of the Wrist" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Football Fight" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Forever" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Friends Will Be Friends" – Mercury/Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Fun It" – Taylor, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Funny How Love Is" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)

G

• "Get Down, Make Love" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Gimme the Prize (Kurgan's Theme)" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "God Save the Queen" – Arr.: May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Good Company" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races) ()
• "Great King Rat" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)

H

• "Hammer to Fall" – May, 1984 (The Works)
• "Hang on in There" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Headlong" – Queen (May), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Heaven for Everyone" – Taylor, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Hijack My Heart" – Queen (Taylor), 1989 (single The Invisible Man)

I

• "I Can't Live With You" – Queen (May), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "I Go Crazy" – May, 1984 (single Radio Ga Ga)
• "I Want It All" – Queen (May), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "I Want to Break Free" – Deacon, 1984 (The Works)
• "I Was Born to Love You" – Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "I'm Going Slightly Mad" – Queen (Mercury), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "I'm in Love With My Car" – Taylor, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "If You Can't Beat" – Deacon, 1978 (Jazz)
• "In Only Seven Days" – Deacon, 1978 (Jazz)
• "In the Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "In the Lap of the Gods" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "In the Lap of the Gods...Revisited" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "In the Space Capsule (The Love Theme)" – Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Innuendo" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Invincible Hope" – internet download
• "Is This the World We Created...?" – Mercury/May, 1984 (The Works)
• "It's a Beautiful Day" (three different versions) – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "It's a Hard Life" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "It's Late" – May, 1977 (News of the World) ()
• "I Guess We're Falling Out", 1988 (not released)

J

• "Jealousy" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Jesus" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)

K

• "Keep Passing the Open Windows" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "Keep Yourself Alive" – May, 1973 (Queen) ()
• "Khashoggi's Ship" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Killer Queen" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack) ()

L

• "Las Palabras de Amor (The Words of Love)" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "Leaving Home Ain't Easy" – May, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Let Me Entertain You" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Let Me Live" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Liar" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen) ()
• "Life Is Real" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Lily of the Valley" – Mercury, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Long Away" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "Loser in the End" – Taylor, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Lost Opportunity" – Queen (May), 1991 (single I'm Going Slightly Mad)
• "Love of My Life" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

M

• "Machines (or 'Back to Humans')" – May/Taylor, 1984 (The Works)
• "Mad the Swine" – Mercury, 1991 (recorded circa 1972) (single Headlong)
• "Made in Heaven" – Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Man on the Prowl" – Mercury, 1984 (The Works)
• "Marriage of Dale and Ming (And Flash Approaching)" – May/Taylor, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Ming's Theme (In the Court of Ming the Merciless)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "Misfire" – Deacon, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll" – Taylor, 1973 (Queen)
• "More of That Jazz" – Taylor, 1978 (Jazz)
• "Mother Love" – May/Mercury, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "Mustapha" – Mercury, 1978 (Jazz) ()
• "My Baby Does Me" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "My Fairy King" – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)
• "My Life Has Been Saved" – Queen (Deacon), 1989 (single Scandal, see also Made in Heaven, 1995)
• "My Melancholy Blues" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Mr. Bad Guy- Mercury, 1985, (Mr. Bad Guy)

N

• "Need Your Loving Tonight" – Deacon, 1980 (The Game)
• "New York, New York" (excerpt) – 1986 (film Highlander), written by John Kander and Fred Ebb; originally performed by Liza Minnelli in 1977, two years later recorded by Frank Sinatra
• "Nevermore" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "No-One But You (Only the Good Die Young)" – May, 1997 (Queen Rocks)
• "Now I'm Here" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack) ()

O

• "Ogre Battle" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "One Vision" – Queen, 1985 (A Kind of Magic, 1986)
• "One Year of Love" – Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)

P

• "Pain Is So Close to Pleasure" – Mercury/Deacon, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Party" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Play the Game" – Mercury, 1980 (The Game)
• "Princes of the Universe" – Mercury, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)
• "Procession" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Put Out the Fire" – May, 1982 (Hot Space)

R

• "Radio Ga Ga" – Taylor, 1984 (The Works)
• "Rain Must Fall" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Ride the Wild Wind" – Queen (Taylor), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Rock It (Prime Jive)" – Taylor, 1980 (The Game)
• "Rock in Rio Blues"

S

• "Sail Away Sweet Sister" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Save Me" – May, 1980 (The Game)
• "Scandal" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "Seaside Rendezvous" – Mercury, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "See What a Fool I've Been" – May, 1974 (single Seven Seas of Rhye)
• "Seven Seas of Rhye..." (instrumental) – Mercury, 1973 (Queen)
• "Seven Seas of Rhye" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II) ()
• "She Makes Me (Stormtrooper in Stilettoes)" – May, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Sheer Heart Attack" – Taylor, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Sleeping on the Sidewalk" – May, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Some Day One Day" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Somebody to Love" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races) ()
• "Son and Daughter" – May, 1973 (Queen)
• "Soul Brother" – Queen, 1981 (single Under Pressure)
• "Spread Your Wings" – Deacon, 1977 (News of the World) ()
• "Staying Power" – Mercury, 1982 (Hot Space)
• "Stealin'" – Queen, 1989 (single Breakthru)
• "Stone Cold Crazy" – Queen, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Sweet Lady" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

T

• "Take Love" - (Rodgers) 2006 Live
• "Tear It Up" – May, 1984 (The Works)
• "Tenement Funster" – Taylor, 1974 (Sheer Heart Attack)
• "Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races) ()
• "Thank God It's Christmas" – Taylor/May, 1984
• "The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "The Hero" – May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The Hitman" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "The Invisible Man" – Queen (Taylor), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "The Kiss (Aura Resurrects Flash)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The March of the Black Queen" – Mercury, 1974 (Queen II)
• "The Millionaire Waltz" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "The Miracle" – Queen (Mercury), 1989 (The Miracle)
• "The Night Comes Down" – May, 1973 (Queen)
• "The Prophet's Song" – May, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)
• "The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction of Dale)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "The Show Must Go On" – Queen, 1991 (Innuendo)
• "The Wedding March" – Arr.: May, 1980 (Flash Gordon)
• "These Are the Days of Our Lives" – Queen (Taylor), 1991 (Innuendo)
• "Tie Your Mother Down" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races) ()
• "Too Much Love Will Kill You" – May/Frank Musker/Elizabeth Lamers, 1995 (Made in Heaven)

U

• "Under Pressure" – Queen/David Bowie, 1981 (Hot Space, 1982)
• "Untitled Hidden Track" (aka "Track 13") – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)

V

• "Vultan's Theme (Attack of the Hawk Men)" – Mercury, 1980 (Flash Gordon)

W

• "Was It All Worth It" – Queen, 1989 (The Miracle)
• "We Are the Champions" – Mercury, 1977 (News of the World) ()
• "We Will Rock You" – May, 1977 (News Of The World) ()
• "White Man" – May, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "White Queen (As It Began)" – May, 1974 (Queen II)
• "Who Needs You" – Deacon, 1977 (News of the World)
• "Who Wants to Live Forever" – May, 1986 (A Kind of Magic)

Y

• "You and I" – Deacon, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "You Don't Fool Me" – Queen, 1995 (Made in Heaven)
• "You Take My Breath Away" – Mercury, 1976 (A Day at the Races)
• "You're My Best Friend" – Deacon, 1975 (A Night at the Opera)

Songs only performed live

1971-1986 (original line-up)

• "Bama Lama Bama Loo" – originally recorded by Little Richard (1964).
• "Be Bop A Lula" – originally performed by Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps (1956).
• "Big Spender" – recorded by Shirley Bassey (1967); written by Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields for the musical Sweet Charity.
• "Danny Boy" – first recorded by Ernestine Schumann-Heink (1915).
• "Gimme Some Lovin'" – originally performed by the Spencer Davis Group (1966); written by Steve Winwood, Muff Winwood and Spencer Davis.
• "Hangman" – unreleased song by Queen, performed live in the 1970s.
• "Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)" – originally performed by Ricky Nelson (1961); written by Gene Pitney.
• "I'm a Man" – originally performed by the Spencer Davis Group (1967); written by Jimmy Miller and Steve Winwood.
• "Imagine" – written and originally performed by John Lennon (1971).
• "Immigrant Song" – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1970); written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.
• "Jailhouse Rock" – originally performed by Elvis Presley (1957); written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.
• "Lucille" – originally performed by Little Richard; written by Albert Collins and Richard.
• "Mannish Boy" – originally performed by Muddy Waters (1955); Waters' "Mannish Boy" is an adaptation of Bo Diddley's song "I'm a Man".
• "Mull of Kintyre" – originally performed by Wings (1977); written by Paul McCartney and Denny Laine.
• "Not Fade Away" – originally performed by Buddy Holly; also covered by The Rolling Stones (1964); written by Holly and Norman Petty.
• "Rock in Rio Blues" – song by Queen, played live at Rock in Rio in 1985.
• "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting – originally performed by Elton John (1973); written by Bernie Taupin and John.
• "Shake, Rattle and Roll" – first recorded by Big Joe Turner in 1954; covered by Bill Haley & His Comets in the same year; also recorded by Elvis Presley in 1956; written by Jesse Stone.
• "Silent Night" – first performed in 1818; written by Josef Mohr and Franz Gruber. *
• "Stupid Cupid" – originally performed by Connie Francis.
• "Tavaszi szél vízet áraszt" – traditional Hungarian song.
• "Tutti Frutti" – originally performed by Little Richard (1955); written by Penniman (Little Richard) and LaBostrie.
• "White Christmas" – originally recorded by Bing Crosby (1942); written by Irving Berlin. *
• "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" – also performed by Jerry Lee Lewis (1957).
• "(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care" – originally performed by Elvis Presley (1957) and Buddy Holly (1961); written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.

1992 (Deacon/May/Taylor)

Played live at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert:

• "All the Young Dudes" – originally performed by Mott the Hoople (1972); written by David Bowie. *
• "Heaven and Hell" (intro). *
• "Heroes" – originally performed by David Bowie (1977); written by Bowie and Brian Eno. *
• "Kashmir" (excerpt) – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1975); written by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Bonham. *
• "Pinball Wizard (intro) – performed by The Who (1969); written by Pete Townshend. *
• "Thank You" (excerpt) – originally performed by Led Zeppelin (1969); written by Plant and Page. *

1999-2006 (May/Taylor)

• "All Right Now" – originally performed by Free (1970); written by Andy Fraser and Paul Rodgers.
• "Amandla" – song by Queen, Dave Stewart and Anastacia.
• "Bad Company" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Simon Kirke and Paul Rodgers.
• "Can't Get Enough" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Mick Ralphs.
• "Feel Like Makin' Love" – originally performed by Bad Company (1975); written by Paul Rodgers and Mick Ralphs.
• "Fire and Water" – originally performed by Free (1970); written by Andy Fraser and Paul Rodgers.
• "46664 - The Call" – unreleased song by Queen.
• "Last Horizon" – written and originally performed by Brian May (1992: Back to the Light)
• "Let There Be Drums" – originally performed by Sandy Nelson (1961); written by Nelson and Richard Podolor.
• "Little Bit of Love" – originally performed by Free (1972); written by Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser, Paul Kossoff and Simon Kirke.
• "Molly Malone" (part of May's guitar solo) – Irish song. *
• "Reaching Out" – originally recorded by "Rock Therapy" featuring Brian May, Paul Rodgers and Charlie Watts, released as a single in 1996 (in aid of Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Centre); written by Hill/Black.
• "Red House" – written and performed first by Jimi Hendrix. *
• "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" – originally performed by Bad Company (1979); written by Rodgers.
• "Sakura" (part of May's guitar solo) – traditional Japanese folk song. *
• "Say It's Not True" – song by Queen, written by Roger Taylor.
• "Seagull" – originally performed by Bad Company (1974); written by Mick Ralphs and Paul Rodgers.
• "Sunshine of Your Love" (excerpt) – originally performed by Cream (1967); written by Jack Bruce, Pete Brown and Eric Clapton. *
• "Take Love" – unreleased song by 'Queen + Paul Rodgers', written by Rodgers.
• "The Blue Danube" (part of May's guitar solo) – written by Johann Strauss II in 1867. *
• "Wishing Well" – originally performed by Free (1972); written by Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, Tetsu Yamauchi, Paul Kossoff and John Bundrick.

(* played only once.)

References

• Gunn, Jacky; Jenkins, Jim (1992), Queen: As It Began, London: Sidgwick & Jackson