Founded: 1971, London, England disbanded: 1995 1968: Smile decided in 1968 Brian May and Tim Staffell, both students at Imperial College, they would form a group. Brian a message on the bulletin board of the College for a "Ginger Baker type" drummer, and a young medical student named Roger Taylor auditioned and got the job. They called the group Smile. Smile were signed by Mercury Records in 1969 and had their first experience with the possible inclusion in Trident Studios that year. TimStaffell was at Ealing College of Art with Freddie Bulsara, and led him into the band. Freddie soon adopted an avid fan Unfortunately, in 1970, first to call it a day, nothing seemed to happen for them. Tim went off and joined a band called Humpy Bong, and Freddie left his band Wreckage and graduated with Brian and Roger - it had started it all. 1970: birth of Queen's Freddie changed his name by Deed Poll to Mercury, the band changed the name of the Queen, and John Deacon was asked, as a preludeBass player (they had three temporary so far in its short history). In February 1971, John Deacon was taken as the fourth member of the Queen. The band rehearsed tirelessly and played several small gigs at Imperial College, where she rehearsed for close friends. Then they had the chance, a new studio called De Lane Lea offered test. In return for trying out the new equipment, they could also free demo tapes. They did. No one was interested! They had signed a…
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