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[[Brian May]] is an English rock guitarist and astrophysicist<ref>[https://mathgenealogy.org/id.php?id=217395 Brian May at The Mathematics Genealogy Project]</ref>, best known as a member of [[Queen]]. | [[Brian May]] is an English rock guitarist and astrophysicist<ref>[https://mathgenealogy.org/id.php?id=217395 Brian May at The Mathematics Genealogy Project]</ref>, best known as a member of [[Queen]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:39, 23 October 2021
Brian May is an English rock guitarist and astrophysicist[1], best known as a member of Queen.
References
Zappa claimed in the One Size Fits All Interview that May was one of the guitarists he admired: "There are a few that I've heard recently who I think are real good. I like Brian May of Queen – I think he's really excellent."
Brian May was interviewed for the documentary Ein Leben Als Extravaganza - Das Genie Frank Zappa. He once made the following statement about Zappa:
"I was fortunate enough to meet Frank Zappa, a truly great rock musician, and a very unorthodox and innovative creator. He was already very ill when I met him (I was working with his son in L.A.) I told him I admired his skill and courage in improvising so much in his music, live in front of large audiences. He said, 'Courage? - What do you mean?!' I said that I was always very aware of the possibilities of making mistakes. He replied, 'How can you make a mistake? It is your solo, your guitar, and you are playing a piece of your own music. Who could possibly tell you you are making a mistake?!!'"
