Roger Taylor beyond Queen - solo and with The Cross

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This Day in History: 1994-05-03

Roger Taylor’s “Nazis 1994” single was released. It peaked at 22 in the UK and stayed on the charts for 2 weeks. The song was banned from some radio stations as relating to Nazism. The original lyrics were changed to weaker in meaning.

On This Day In Roger History

1999 Roger Taylor live at Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, UK. (24)

Roger quotes

“C’mon, let’s face facts, here. Drummers are the most talented, most humble, best-looking members of any band!”

— Music Radar, September 30th, 2021

Gallery

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