Episode 190: Queen Mustapha year 1978. English version.

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00:00:30 - Today, the first song of Arab origin performed by a rock band.

00:00:39 - Finding classic rocks all time, the most incredible stories and anecdotes.

00:00:45 - Musicians, Bruce Dickinson.

00:00:47 - Want to see us.

00:00:50 - And what people want to see us.

00:00:51 - And, you know, I mean, first of all, we love, you know, we love doing it.

00:00:55 - It's really a kind of a privilege to be, you know, 51 years old and being able to go out just still to have a voice.

00:01:10 - Let me.

00:01:11 - Well, it's felt differently in everything.

00:01:13 - It's called orgasmatron.

00:01:15 - Rod Halford.

00:01:17 - I think are useful just because of the fact that with what I try and do, it's important to try and...

00:01:24 - Eric Clapton and Paul Stanley

00:01:29 - But piano was inconceivable, I mean, you can't, you can't just buy a piano, or his guitar is much more accessible

00:01:36 - I think I was very driven, period, it was to compensate to make myself feel more worthy

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00:01:54 - Mustafa belongs to the jazz album released by the British band Queen on the album in 1978.

00:02:03 - It's the first Queen album I heard when I was a kid and it influenced me forever.

00:02:07 - What's more?

00:02:09 - But when I heard this song I thought what other bands would make a song with an Arabic theme.

00:02:14 - Only Queen could do it.

00:02:18 - Ray Thomas Baker was involved in the production of the first four Queen albums and returned to produce jazz.

00:02:24 - Mustafa is a song written by Freddie Mercury.

00:02:28 - It is the first track on his 1978 album Jazz, categorized as an up-tempo Arab rocker by

00:02:33 - Circus Magazine.

00:02:37 - One theory indicates that the song was born from the idea of Freddie who was born in

00:02:41 - Stonetown, Zanzibar, in an Indian family.

00:02:45 - His family name was Bulsara.

00:02:47 - Taken from the city of Bulsar-New Ahmedabad in Gujarat.

00:02:51 - His family lived in Zanzibar for most of his childhood, although he actually went to school near Mumbai.

00:02:57 - Zanzibar, now part of Tanzania, is still a 99% Islamic country.

00:03:02 - And it's very likely that some of the inspiration for the prayer elements in this song will come from here, but who knows.

00:03:09 - His family was Parsi Zoroastrian, with roots in Persia, rather than India.

00:03:16 - This is a rock song, which introduces us to Arabic, Persian, English, and some

00:03:20 - Some invented words for the lyrics.

00:03:25 - In the musical part, the work of Brian May is exceptional when he enters with his distorted guitar and drummer Roger Taylor, who is exceptional in the cuts and changes of time that the song has.

00:03:37 - As far as her live performance is concerned, she was included in the set list of the jazz album tour in 1978 and 1979, but in which Freddie only sang the acapella intro and then immediately gave way to the classic Bohemian Rhapsody.

00:03:52 - However, in that same year 79, in the Crazy Tour, the band played the song almost completely since they skipped the second verse and went from the first to the third.

00:04:02 - This fact was repeated in the tour of the game in 1980 through the USA and Europe and in 1981 through Japan and South America and in which Freddie played the piano.

00:04:18 - Ibraheem! Ibraheem!

00:04:27 - La la la la la, I pray for you

00:04:39 - Mustafa, Mustafa, Mustafa, Ibraheem

00:04:42 - Mustafa, Mustafa, Mustafa, Ibraheem

00:04:48 - Mustafa Ibrahim, Mustafa Ibrahim, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah will pray for you.

00:04:58 - Mustafa Ibrahim, Allah, Allah, Allah will pray for you.

00:05:04 - Mustafa, Mustafa, Mustafa Ibrahim, Mustafa Ibrahim,

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00:06:15 - La-la-la, I will pray for you

00:06:20 - Mustafa

00:06:24 - Mustafa Ibrahim

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00:06:31 - Allah-e-il

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