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Mustapha (Album Version) 3:01
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Jazz, Track 1
Mustapha (The eYe Version)
0:25
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Queen:
The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The eYe.
This edit features the a capella vocal intro to the song, up to but not
including "Hey!".
Fat
Bottomed Girls (Album Version) 4:16
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Jazz, Track 2
Fat Bottomed Girls (Single Edit) 3:22
Written by Brian May
Appears on: US
Bicycle Race 7" vinyl, UK
Bicycle Race 7" vinyl, US
Greatest Hits vinyl/CD (Elektra 1981), UK
Greatest Hits, UK
We Are The Champions 3" CD single, Japan
We Are The Champions 3" CD single, US
Greatest Hits: We Will Rock You Edition, UK
The Singles Collection Volume 1
A bit more straightforward than the album version,
with many of the instrumental sections missing. Actually works really
well as an edit and not dramatically different.
Fat Bottomed Girls (1994 EMI
Remaster Error) 4:16
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Queen
Rocks
Same as the album
version, except with an added (and annoying) "pop" sound from
the remaster error. This appears on all releases that use the EMI 1994
remasters.
Fat Bottomed Girls (Karaoke Version) 3:16
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Greatest
Karaoke Hits
Same as the single mix except this fades out
slightly early and starts off with a click track.
Fat Bottomed Girls (VHS Video Version) 3:04
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Greatest Flix VHS
The same as the single version mix, just fading
out very early.
Fat Bottomed Girls (DVD Video Version)
3:40
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Greatest Video Hits 1
DVD
A pretty neat mix. This version has the same edits at the beginning as
the single edit, but then continues just as the album version does.
Fat Bottomed Girls (Rocks Video Version) 3:16
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Queen
Rocks VHS
The audio to the Rocks Video Version is pretty much the same as the Single
Edit of the track, but instead of fading out at the end, it retains the
outro of the album version. The remastering error in the 1994 remasters
is present in this version (the "pop").
Fat Bottomed Girls (Malouf Mix)
4:24
Written by Brian May, Remixed by Brian Malouf
Appears on: Jazz
Hollywood Remaster (1991)
Like Malouf's other mixes, stays true to the original. There are some
phasing effects added to the vocals and minor guitar/drumming effects
added. Features different vocals from Freddie at the end ("them dirty
ladies get me every time), possibly from a different take. A very good
remix and worth looking for just for the added vocals.
Jealousy
(Album Version) 3:13
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Jazz, Track 3
Jealousy (Early Instrumental Take) 4:00
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Unreleased
This
track premiered at the 20th International Fan Club Convention in Prestatyn.
This different backing track has piano, bass, drums/percussion, and some
guide vocals from headphone leakage. Of particular interest is an unused
bridge that includes a part from what will become Play The Game.
Bicycle Race
(Album Version) 3:01
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Jazz, Track 4
Bicycle Race (Hollywood
Records 1991 Remix)
4:58
Written by Freddie Mercury, Remixed by Junior Vasquez
Appears on: Jazz
Hollywood Remaster (1991)
Basically a dance mix of the track, featuring a back-beat, various
effects, and loops. The bicycle ringer solo as been replaces with an odd
vocal loop with piano. One of the oddest remixes that Hollywood Records
released.
Bicycle Race (Karaoke Version)
3:02
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Greatest Karaoke Hits
Almost a full instrumental of the album version. The karaoke version
fades out a second or two early (losing some reverb) and starts with a
click track.
If
You Can't Beat Them (Album Version) 4:15
Written by John Deacon
Appears on: Jazz, Track 5
Let
Me Entertain You (Album Version) 3:01
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Jazz, Track 6
Let Me Entertain You (The
eYe Version) 0:49
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The
eYe. The intro to the album version, including the drums and guitar up
to just before the really fast bit starts, looped three times.
Let Me Entertain You (Alternate Mix)
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Unreleased
This track premiered at the 2006 Dutch Fan Club Convention. From the Jazz
sessions, 1978, this alternate mix has different vocals, live drums, and
an unfaded outro that transitions into an a capella of We Are The Champions.
Dead
On Time (Album Version) 3:23
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Jazz, Track 7
In
Only Seven Days (Album Version) 2:30
Written by John Deacon
Appears on: Jazz, Track 8
Dreamer's
Ball (Album Version) 3:30
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Jazz, Track 9
Fun
It (Album Version) 3:29
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Jazz, Track 10
Leaving
Home Ain't Easy (Album Version) 3:15
Written by Brian May
Appears on: Jazz, Track 11
Don't
Stop Me Now (Album Version) 3:29
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Jazz, Track 12
Don't Stop Me Now
(Karaoke Version) 3:32
Written by Freddie Mercury
Appears on: Greatest
Karaoke Hits
The full instrumental of the song, with backing vocals retained.
Starts with a click track.
More
Of That Jazz (Album Version) 4:16
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Jazz, Track 13
More Of That Jazz (The
eYe Version) 4:30
Written by Roger Taylor
Appears on: Queen: The eYe
From the Electronic Arts videogame, Queen: The
eYe. This is an incomplete instrumental version of the album take. The beginning
has been edited, taking out the first drumbeats and instead starting with
the first guitar chords. The ending medley has also been removed. |