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Stephanie Camello Ranks the Top 10 Best Queen Songs

With so many excellent songs created by the band Queen, it's very difficult to choose just 10, but here are Stephanie Camello's Top 10 picks!

Album: The Works
Year: 1984
Written By: Brian May

Album: The Game
Year: 1980
Written By: John Deacon



Album: A Day at the Races
Year: 1976
Written By: Freddie Mercury

Album: Jazz
Year: 1978
Written By: Brian May

Album: A Night at the Opera
Year: 1975
Written By: Freddie Mercury


Album: Jazz
Year: 1978
Written By: Freddie Mercury

Album: Sheer Heart Attack
Year: 1974
Written By: Freddie Mercury

Album: The Works
Year: 1984
Written By: Roger Taylor

Album: Sheer Heart Attack
Year: 1974
Written By: Brian May

Album: A Day at the Races
Year: 1976
Written By: Brian May

Honorable Mention: Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy






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