Solo Tone
The Millionaire Waltz
Queen
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Studio recording, 1976 (A Day at the Races sessions). Brian May is known to use the Red Special and Vox AC30 for nearly all Queen studio solos of this era. Multi-tracking and orchestration are confirmed for this song. The Deacy amp may have been used for some harmonised layers, but the main solo is likely AC30. No evidence of live rig or alternate guitars for this solo.
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Studio recording, 1976 (A Day at the Races sessions). Brian May is known to use the Red Special and Vox AC30 for nearly all Queen studio solos of this era. Multi-tracking and orchestration are confirmed for this song. The Deacy amp may have been used for some harmonised layers, but the main solo is likely AC30. No evidence of live rig or alternate guitars for this solo.