Larry Lurex

Larry Lurex

18.4K listeners85.7K plays

About Larry Lurex

Larry Lurex was the artist name used for a musical project by Trident Studios’ house engineer Robin Geoffrey Cable, in 1972. Cable enlisted singer Freddie Mercury from the band Queen to perform lead vocals on. Freddie, in turn, enlisted Queen bandmates Brian May and Roger Taylor to play guitar and drums on the tracks. The name is a pun on the moniker of glam rock star Gary Glitter.

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Top Tracks

1

Goin' Back

28.7K plays
2

I Can Hear Music

29.4K plays
3

I Can Hear Music (1973 A-Side) (2000 Digital Remaster)

7.3K plays
4

Goin' Back (1973 B-side)

5.5K plays
5

I Can Hear Music (1973 A-Side)

4.7K plays
6

Goin' Back (1973 B-Side) (2000 Digital Remaster)

3.8K plays
7

Going Back

3.7K plays
8

I Can Hear Music (1973 Single)

647 plays
9

Deathly Dance

109 plays
10

Going Back (remix)

250 plays

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