Queen guitarist Brian May is reportedly 'furious' after "music thieves" posted clips of songs featuring the late Michael Jackson and Queen's late frontman Freddie Mercury on YouTube. Back in the early '80s, Jackson, who passed away on 25 June, and Mercury had worked together on demos of songs that were never heard by the public - and possibly Mary Austin still lives in the West London mansion where Freddie died from an AIDS-related illness in 1991. It was only in 2019 that she finally took down tributes to the late singer. Freddie Mercury is recorded singing a beautiful folk song to 'love of his life' Mary Austin while being interviewed in Budapest for Hungarian Rhapsody in 1986. "Say Say Say" is a pop single written and performed by Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson. The track was produced by George Martin for McCartney's fifth solo Queen song Freddie Mercury never performed live scores epic new record; Michael Jackson - 24 percent 5. Adele - 24 percent 6. Elvis Presley - 23 percent 7. Fleetwood Mac - 22 percent 8. David Published on October 13, 2022 01:15PM EDT. Queen has unveiled a previously unheard song recorded with Freddie Mercury ! Months after guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor teased the release Victory is the fifth studio album by The Jacksons. Released on July 2, 1984, it was the first and only album to have all six Jackson brothers together. This was also the last album to be recorded with Michael Jackson. The album would go on to sell over seven million copies worldwide. The album was then supported by the Victory Tour, where Michael Jackson's album Thriller was the feature of the George Michael impressing David Bowie and Seal with Freddie Mercury song is so powerful - video "It didn't feel like we were trying to be anything that we weren’t." The following summer in 2012, Adam Lambert joined Queen as a more permanent member touring Europe and playing dates in Russia and the rest - as they say - is music history. Freddie Mercury: Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson recorded the duet during 1981–1983 along with two other songs, "Victory" and "State of Shock" ("State of Shock" was re-recorded with Mick Jagger and released on The Jacksons's album Victory (1984)) Song was released as a solo song by Mercury on his album Mr. Bad Guy (1985) Kids stun judges with jaw-dropping Freddie Mercury song - video "Look at the interesting people you are going to meet down there." Freddie Mercury at Hotel Pacific Tokyo on their Night At The Opera tour, Tokyo, Japan, March 21 1976. Picture: Getty Freddie Mercury attends a ballet class in Covent Garden, London, 3rd October 1979. Watch GIGS on Samsung TV Plus: WEJxdT.