Queen’s Brian May stuns with Killer Queen solo PLUS shares advice Frank Zappa gave him

Queen guitarist Brian May continues to entertain fans in quarantine with his micro-concerts. And the latest saw the 72-year-old play his iconic Killer Queen guitar solo. However, he made an error near the end of his new Instagram video.

May said: “Mistakes are what it’s all about y’know. Ah! I should know.”

The Queen legend also wrote up some advice Frank Zappa once gave him next to the video.

He wrote: “Killer Queen solo, anyone ?!! A slight variant ?

“Frank Zappa once told me ‘here is no such thing as a mistake – if it’s your performance of your own stuff, who can tell you it’s wrong ?!!’”

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Killer Queen solo, anyone ?!! A slight variant ? Frank Zappa once told me “There is no such thing as a mistake – if it’s your performance of your own stuff, who can tell you it’s wrong ?!! “ My advice ? “Always keep a sense of humour – you will need it !” And here endeth the 6th MicroConversation – it is it the 7th ? Goodnight folks – or Good Morning ? Hang in out there. Bri

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May added: “My advice ? ‘Always keep a sense of humour – you will need it !’

“And here endeth the 6th MicroConversation – it is it the 7th ?

“Goodnight folks – or Good Morning ? Hang in out there. Bri.”

Zappa was a multi-instrumentarlist best known as a member of The Mothers of Invention.

He died in 1993, aged just 52-years-old after a battle with prostate cancer.

Yesterday, May performed Keep Yourself Alive in another micro-concert.

During that one, he praised Freddie Mercury vocalist Adam Lambert.

He said: “And Adam does a great job of singing it, bless him. Amazing. As he does with everything we give him.”

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Meanwhile, Queen drummer Roger Taylor has also been playing for fans, giving mini drum concerts.

The 72-year-old even paid tribute to late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham.

Taylor opened one video with a cover of Immigrant Song.

He said: “That was a very old, John Bonham type thing.”

Taylor added: “Such a great drummer. He really knew how to do it.”

Queen and Adam Lambert have been playing some Led Zeppelin during their latest tour.

At at least a couple of concerts they performed Whole Lotta Love.

While also having played Elvis Presley’s Heartbreak Hotel too.

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