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1982 single by Queen

"Back Chat", written by the bass guitarist John Deacon, is the track most influenced by funk on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space. The song is a prime example of how Deacon was strongly pulling the band into dance orientated genres such as R&B, Disco, and Funk.[4] It reached #40 on the UK Singles Chart, #18 in South Africa[5] and a #19 entry in Ireland.

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Singles chronology

Back Chat
Back Chat
9/8/1982
Radio Ga Ga
Radio Ga Ga
23/1/1984

Back Chat

Queen

1982 Single
  • Fecha Lanzamiento: 9 Agosto 1982 · Fecha Grabación: 1982 -
    Discográfica: EMI (UK)Elektra (US) · · Productor: Queen , Reinhold Mack
    CHARTS
    40
    UK
    69
    GER
    19
    IRE
    Hot Space
    ALBUM
    1
    Back Chat
    Queen • w: John Deacon • 1982 /08 /09
    4:35
  • 2
    Staying Power
    Queen • w: Freddie Mercury • 1982 /08 /09
    4:11
  • Album


    Hot space

    Hot space

    Fecha Lanzamiento: 4 Mayo 1982 · Fecha Grabación: Junio 1981 - Marzo 1982
    Discográfica: EMIElektra · Estudio de Grabación: Mountain (Montreux, Switzerland); Musicland (Munich, West Germany) · Productor: Queen , Reinhold Mack , David Bowie
    CHARTS
    4
    UK
    15
    AUS
    1
    AUT
    7
    FRA
    5
    GER
    6
    JPN
    1
    NLD
    3
    NOR
    4
    SWE
    22
    US
    CERTIFICATIONS
    BPI: Gold
    IFPI AUT: Gold
    RIAA: Gold
    1
    Staying power
    Queen • w: Freddie Mercury • 1982 /05 /04
    4:11
  • 2
    Dancer
    Queen • w: Brian May • 1982 /05 /04
    3:49
  • 3
    Back chat
    Queen • w: John Deacon • 1982 /05 /04
    4:35
  • 4
    Body language
    Queen • w: Mercury • 1982 /05 /04
    4:31
  • 5
    Action this day
    Queen • w: Roger Taylor • v: Mercury and Roger Taylor • 1982 /05 /04
    3:32
  • 6
    Put out the fire
    Queen • w: May • v: Mercury with Brian May • 1982 /05 /04
    3:18
  • 7
    Life is real (song for Lennon)
    Queen • w: Mercury • 1982 /05 /04
    3:32
  • 8
    Calling all girls
    Queen • w: Taylor • 1982 /05 /04
    3:50
  • 9
    Las palabras de amor
    Queen • w: May • v: Mercury with May • 1982 /05 /04
    4:30
  • 10
    Cool cat
    Queen • w: Mercury · Deacon • 1982 /05 /04
    3:28
  • 11
    Under pressure
    Queen • w: Taylor · Mercury · David Bowie · Deacon · May • v: Mercury and David Bowie with Taylor • 1982 /05 /04
    4:06
  • Album

    Back Chat
    Back Chat
    9/8/1982
    Radio Ga Ga
    Radio Ga Ga
    23/1/1984
    "Back Chat"
    UK single picture sleeve
    Single by Queen
    from the album Hot Space
    B-side"Staying Power"
    Released
    • 9 August 1982 (UK)
    • 23 November 1982 (US)[1]
    Recorded1981 – 1982
    Genre
    Length
    • 4:31 (album version)
    • 4:10 (single version)
    • 6:55 (12" extended version)
    Label
    Songwriter(s)John Deacon
    Producer(s)
    Queen singles chronology
    "Staying Power"
    (1982)
    "Back Chat"
    (1982)
    "Radio Ga Ga"
    (1984)
    Music video
    "Back Chat" on YouTube

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    1982 single by Queen

    "Back Chat", written by the bass guitarist John Deacon, is the track most influenced by funk on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space. The song is a prime example of how Deacon was strongly pulling the band into dance orientated genres such as R&B, Disco, and Funk.[4] It reached #40 on the UK Singles Chart, #18 in South Africa[5] and a #19 entry in Ireland.

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    The track was performed on the Hot Space Tour at a faster tempo, with a more rock-oriented arrangement. "Back Chat", the title, is an English idiom referring to "impertinent or impudent replies, especially to a superior".[6] In a Rolling Stone album review, critic John Milward described the musical style of the song as: "a hot rock-funk tune, with guitar tracks as slick as an icy dance floor."[2]

    In 2022 Far Out magazine named the song as one of the 40 best songs released in 1982 alongside such songs as Come On Eileen and 1999.[7]

    Track listings

    7" Single

    A Side. "Back Chat" (Single Version) - 4:10

    B Side. "Staying Power" - 4:10[8]

    12" Single

    A Side. "Back Chat" (Extended Version)[9] - 6:55

    B Side. "Staying Power" - 4:10

    Personnel

    Instruments sourced from Queenvinyls.[10]

    • Freddie Mercury - lead and backing vocals
    • Brian May - electric guitar solos
    • Roger Taylor - Simmons drums
    • John Deacon - bass guitar, electric guitars, Jupiter-8, Linn LM-1

    Chart performance

    Chart (1982)

    Peak
    position

    Ireland (IRMA)[11]

    19

    South Africa (Springbok Radio)[12]

    18

    UK Singles (OCC)[13]

    40

    West Germany (GfK)[14]

    69

    1982 single by Queen

    "Back Chat", written by the bass guitarist John Deacon, is the track most influenced by funk on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space. The song is a prime example of how Deacon was strongly pulling the band into dance orientated genres such as R&B, Disco, and Funk.[4] It reached #40 on the UK Singles Chart, #18 in South Africa[5] and a #19 entry in Ireland.

    The track was performed on the Hot Space Tour at a faster tempo, with a more rock-oriented arrangement. "Back Chat", the title, is an English idiom referring to "impertinent or impudent replies, especially to a superior".[6] In a Rolling Stone album review, critic John Milward described the musical style of the song as: "a hot rock-funk tune, with guitar tracks as slick as an icy dance floor."[2]

    In 2022 Far Out magazine named the song as one of the 40 best songs released in 1982 alongside such songs as Come On Eileen and 1999.[7]

    Track listings

    7" Single

    A Side. "Back Chat" (Single Version) - 4:10

    B Side. "Staying Power" - 4:10[8]

    12" Single

    A Side. "Back Chat" (Extended Version)[9] - 6:55

    B Side. "Staying Power" - 4:10

    Personnel

    Instruments sourced from Queenvinyls.[10]

    • Freddie Mercury - lead and backing vocals
    • Brian May - electric guitar solos
    • Roger Taylor - Simmons drums
    • John Deacon - bass guitar, electric guitars, Jupiter-8, Linn LM-1

    Chart performance

    Chart (1982)

    Peak
    position

    Ireland (IRMA)[11]

    19

    South Africa (Springbok Radio)[12]

    18

    UK Singles (OCC)[13]

    40

    West Germany (GfK)[14]

    69

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