Freddie Mercury had a particularly tongue-in-cheek idea for the name of the next Queen album in the late 1980s, but the band rejected it.

In 1978, he’d return to work on Queen’s seventh album, ‘Jazz’, which featured ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’. Brian May, John Deacon, Freddie Mercury of Queen with Roy Thomas Baker in 1978.

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