Conversations with Freddie Mercury and past friends
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After the film Bohemian Rhapsody, interest in Freddie and Queen reached a new crescendo, and with that in mind we decided to contact Freddie and a few close friends who have passed over.
An obvious friend was Kenny Everett who passed away from AIDS in 1995, he was part of the inner circle and chats with us about his special friendship with Freddie and Princess Diana.
We peek carefully into the gay world that Freddie and his circle lived in, and his unusual friendship with Barbara Valentin and the Berlin gay scene in the eighties.
Freddie talks about his cats and their deep meaning in his life, and the revelation that he has reincarnated and gives us some tantalizing clues.
In a moment of reflection Freddie takes his time to discuss his very good friend Dave Clark and his influence on him.
There is a moment of introspection as Freddie regrets the time he left Queen to pursue a solo career.
We talk to Maria Montserrat Caballé and her thoughts about meeting Freddie and performing the song Barcelona.
In one final chapter we discuss again the last moments of his passing, his ever faithful Mary, and the circumstances surrounding his will.
So please join us for a privileged moment with Freddie Mercury and friends, as we get closer to knowing the man behind the legend.
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Conversations with Freddie Mercury and past friends - Ronald Ritter & Sussan Evermore
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freddie-introductionIntroduction to
Conversations with
Freddie Mercury and past friends
After the success of our first book, Conversations with Freddie Mercury, there were many readers through reviews and questions asking, if there was any more details we can tell them about Freddie's friends and the man behind the legend.
After the film Bohemian Rhapsody, interest in Freddie and Queen reached a new crescendo, and with that in mind we decided to contact Freddie and a few close friends who have passed over.
An obvious friend was Kenny Everett who passed away from AIDS in 1995, he was part of the inner circle and chats with us about his special friendship with Freddie and Princess Diana.
We peek carefully into the gay world that Freddie and his circle lived in, and his unusual friendship with Barbara Valentin and the Berlin gay scene in the eighties.
Freddie talks about his cats and their deep meaning in his life, and the revelation that he has reincarnated and gives us some tantalizing clues.
In a moment of reflection Freddie takes his time to discuss his very good friend Dave Clark and his influence on him.
There is a moment of introspection as Freddie regrets the time he left Queen to pursue a solo career.
We talk to Maria Montserrat Caballé and her thoughts about meeting Freddie and performing the song Barcelona.
In one final chapter we discuss again the last moments of his passing, his ever faithful Mary, and the circumstances surrounding his will.
So please join us for a privileged moment with Freddie Mercury and friends, as we get closer to knowing the man behind the legend.
friends1.jpgChapter One
A gay world
I don't believe we can really have any discussion about Freddie unless we peek into his gay world. Kenny Everett did the journey from enormously successful comical genius to death from AIDS, and along the way became a confidant and part of Freddie's world. Therefore there is no better person to discuss his world of sexuality than Kenny who was openly gay, and who knew and mixed with Freddie's friends, part of the trusted inner circle.
Sussan and I talk about the life of Kenny Everett for a few minutes to familiarize herself with his energy, before asking him to come