Peter StrakerChangeling-

©1978 EMI Records Ltd.
EMC 3277320 Kbps Vinyl rip.

Although there is no mention on the album that there was any Queen involvement here, Brian's guitar playing style, Roger's high voices, Freddie's writing style and Queen harmonies are all around. If they didn't play on this album then Queen had some unbelievable skilled copy-cats.
For the album, its less surprizing as "This One's On Me" but its surprizingly good, more accessible and more rocking.

Tracks: 01 D-D-D-D-D- Danger / 02 Doesn't Give A Damn / 03 Believer / 04 Sweet, Sweet Music / 05 Legs / 06 Star Circus / 07 Tear Down The Walls / 08 This Fab Samba (A Cautionary Tale) / 09 The Black Swan / 10 Talk About Me

Including coverart and lyrics.

Peter Straker - This One's On Me-

©1977 EMI EMC3204
320 Kbps Vinyl rip

Album produced by Roy Thomas Baker and Freddie Mercury.Two singles were released: 'Ragtime Joe' b/w 'Saddest Clown'; and 'Jackie' b/w 'I've Been To Hell And Back'

Peter was friend of Freddie Mercury, as a result of which Freddie produced and financed this album. Peter later appeared in The Great Pretender video, as two backing singers (in two sets of drag).

tracks: 01 Ada, 02 I've Been To Hell And Back, 03 The Day The Talkies Came, 04 Heart Be Still, 05 Alabama Song, 06 Ragtime Piano Joe, 07 Jackie, 08 The Annual Penguin Show, 09 The Saddest Clown, 10 Vamp

Coverart and lyrics included