Queen Supplement

With a fanbase as dedicated and engaged as Queen's, we knew exactly where to turn when it came to pulling together the definitive ranking of Queen's best songs. We put each of the band's recorded songs into a giant poll, you voted for them in your thousands, and we also called upon some familiar faces to hear about the Queen songs that really make them tick.

Features

Mott The Hoople
Before they became 70s chart stars, they were a wilder proposition – as their incendiary debut album proved.

Traffic
He was in Traffic at their 60s best, played on tracks by the Stones and George Harrison, had Michael Jackson guest on his records… Life’s been quite a ride for Dave Mason.

John Mayall
He faced the uneviable task of following his landmark Beano album. Many say the result, A Hard Road, is just as good.

Jimi Hendrix
Fuelled by “acid, aliens and fearless innovation”, the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s dazzling second album here gets the recognition it deserves.

Jethro Tull
Ian Anderson on Stand Up, the prog legends’ pivotal, game-shifting second album.

The Doors
When drummer Jon Keliehor found himself in the Doors camp, a whirlwind of 60s West Coast adventures ensued.

Free
We look at the road to Tons Of Sobs, the debut album from one of the truly great bands to come out if late-60s Britain.

Includes Free CD