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Freddie loved the local Jazz Festival, which is the third, and most compelling reason, for the eventual title. Freddie bought Mountain Studios on behalf of the group, a canny piece of real estate investment, and also moved himself to a flat with a view of Lake Geneva, a bolthole that he described to friends as a slice of heaven. If you want peace of mind, come to Montreux. John Deacon’s ‘If You Can’t Beat Them’ became a popular hard rocker in the band’s canon, taking a different view to Freddie’s line, with a world-weary message that examined the perils of the entertainment industry and the number of ways in which money could be squandered.

On Learn Jazz Standards I often encourage listening to lots of jazz music. If you aren’t listening to the music you simply won’t ever truly get it. At the end of the day, listening to jazz is easily one of the most important parts of your jazz education. Often when I talk about this I’m referring to records from the early jazz era, the swing era, bebop, hard bop, cool jazz and even early free jazz era. These are important records to listen to so you can learn the fundamentals of jazz, it’s tradition and where this music comes from. 92 Modern Jazz Albums You Need to Listen to. Around the Corner.