Interviews – Roger Taylor

Interviewer: Chris Evans CE: On the telephone this morning from his beautiful home, Roger Taylor. RMT: Morning Chris, what kind

Retro Countdown Interviewer: Mark Dennison M: Good evening, squire. RT: Good evening, Mark. M: How are you? Good to see

OLD QUEEN TAYLOR CAN LIVE WITHOUT THE BIG TIME, BUT HE’S STILL DRIVEN BY A CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE

APPROVED BY THE QUEEN by Steve Hendry Roger Taylor isn’t used to seeing the whites of the audience’s eyes. As

IT’S A KIND OF MAGIC THAT BRING QUEEN STAR HOME There’s a song on Roger Taylor’s latest album called “No

by Scott Hamilton When Freddie Mercury died it signalled the end of one of the most entertaining and enduring rock

Interviewer: Sybil Roscoe SYBIL ROSCOE: Good afternoon to you. You’re tuned into 5 live, the programme’s Roscoe & Co. Now,

CHRIS EVANS: What’s your name, pal? BILLY HUNT: Billy Hunt. CE: Now Billy why are you here today? BH: Because

Interviewer: Russ Williams Russ Williams: Just been handed from the Cyberbarn show with Roger Taylor last night – Roger’s going

ROGER TAYLOR made his millions as Queen’s drummer, but the first instrument he learnt to play as a child was

Roger Taylor, the songwriter and former Queen drummer, will play his first Internet concert next Tuesday (actually Thursday, QH Ed)