Queen - Back Chat Album

Tracklist

1	Back Chat (Re-Mix) Written-By – Deacon	4:10
2	Staying Power Arranged By [Horns] – Arif MardinWritten-By – Mercury	4:12

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EMI 5325	Queen	Back Chat ‎(7", Single)	EMI	EMI 5325	UK	1982
P-1708	Queen	Back Chat ‎(7", Single)	Elektra	P-1708	Japan	1982
EMI 5325	Queen	Back Chat ‎(7", Single)	EMI	EMI 5325	India	1982
4608	Queen	Back Chat ‎(7", Single)	EMI	4608	Guatemala	1982
SPR 232	Queen	Back Chat ‎(12", Maxi, Promo)	EMI	SPR 232	Greece	1982

Credits

• Producer – Mack , Queen

Notes

Side 'A' is given as a remix.

Both tracks taken from the album - 'Hot Space'.

(P) 1982 Original sound recordings made by Raincloud Productions Ltd.

Queen Music Ltd. / EMI Music.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): EMI 5325A
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): EMI 5325B
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): EMI 5325 A-1-1- nickz
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): EMI 5325 B-3-1- IRL C

Companies

• Pressed By – Carlton Productions

Short intro

Back Chat - Queen. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Back Chat, written by the bass guitarist John Deacon, is the track most influenced by funk on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space. Deacon had chosen a no-compromise method of eliminating any rock elements from his songs for Hot Space. This act of defiance caused friction amongst fellow band members, particularly Brian May, who fought to retain at least some rock sensibilities in their funk diversions. It reached 40 on the UK Singles Chart, 18 in South Africa and a 19 entry in Ireland. The album version of 'Back Chat', with speed and pitch adjustment to match the version released as a single. Текст песни: Back Chat Back Chat You burn all my energy Back Chat Back Chat Critising all you see. Back Chat, written by bassist John Deacon, for the 1982 Queen album Hot Space, is the track with the closest ties to the blackfunk music that many of the songs on the album emulate. Deacon who differed from his band-mates, in that he was the only one raised on soul instead of rock and roll had chosen a no-compromise method of eliminating any rock elements from his songs for Hot Space. Back chat back chat You burn all my energy Back chat back chat Criticizing all you see Back chat back chat Analysing what I say Back chat back View full lyrics. Similar Tracks. Back chat, Back chat, you burn all my energy Back chat huh, Back chat, criticizing all you see Back chat, Back chat, analyzing what I say Back chat, Back chat, and you always get your way. Yes, you do, ah Yes, you do, baby, c'mon. Back Chat is a funk-influenced song which was the 3rd track on Hot Space. The song was written by John Deacon, who actually plays the lead guitar in this song. It was also the 6th and final single from the album, released on August 9th, 1982. Main page. Back Chat Extended Version 12 Promo EP. Queen - Back Chat Extended Version 12 Promo EP 1982. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Classic Rock. Songs in album Queen - Back Chat Extended Version 12 Promo EP 1982. Queen - Back Chat Extended Version. Queen - Back Chat. Queen - Staying Power. Yeah Get back, get back Back chat, back chat You burn all my energy Back chat, back chat Criticizing all you see Back chat, back chat Analysing what I say Back chat, back chat And you always get your way. Oh yeah See what you've done to me Back chat, back chat It's driving me insane Survival to the end Knock you down, you come again Talk back, talk back You've got me on the wrack Twisting ev'ry word I say Wind me up and get your way Fat chance I have of making a romance If I'm ever goin'. to win Have to get the last word in Take it from there. Twisting ev'ry. album: Hot Space 1982. Staying Power. Band Name Queen. Album Name Back Chat. Type EP. Released date August 1982. Labels EMI Records. Music StyleRock. Members owning this album2. Back Chat. Buy this album. 8,99 8,99 buy 8,99. Learn more. Other productions from Queen. The Cosmos Rocks. Made in Heaven. Back Chat, written by bassist John Deacon, is the track most influenced by black music on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space. Deacon who differed from his bandmates, in that he was the only one raised on soul instead of rock and roll had chosen a no-compromise method of eliminating any rock elements from his songs for Hot Space. This act of defiance caused friction amongst fellow band members, particularly Brian May, who fought to retain some Queen sensibilities in their funk diversions. The band