According to new reports, British band Queen is set to release series of duets between
the band's former lead Freddie Mercury and the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
Queen's guitarist Brian May stated that the Jackson's estate
had given them permission to release the songs recorded in the 1980s.
"Michael [Jackson] used to come and see us when we were on tour in the States. He and Freddie became close friends, close enough to record a couple of tracks together at Michael's house, tracks which have never seen the light of day," May said in his interview with the Evening Standard.
May stated that the songs will be ready by next year ad that Jackson's estate are happy about it.
the band's former lead Freddie Mercury and the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
Queen's guitarist Brian May stated that the Jackson's estate
had given them permission to release the songs recorded in the 1980s.
"Michael [Jackson] used to come and see us when we were on tour in the States. He and Freddie became close friends, close enough to record a couple of tracks together at Michael's house, tracks which have never seen the light of day," May said in his interview with the Evening Standard.
May stated that the songs will be ready by next year ad that Jackson's estate are happy about it.
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