The original version of “Time” was heavily produced and filled with drums and backing vocals, which didn’t allow Mercury’s amazing voice to shine. However, Clark recently decided to present us with a stripped down version of the song, which captures the essence of late Queen frontman’s performance.

On the new version of “Time Waits For No One,” Mercury is backed by a piano played by his collaborator Mike Moran and showcases his ability to bend his voice in amazing manners.

“Freddie asked me, ‘How do you want me to perform this?'” Clark recalled in a recent interview with Rolling Stone. “I said, ‘As a cross between Edith Piaf, Jennifer Holliday, and Shirley Bassey.’ He said, ‘Well, dear. I have all the dresses. I can do it perfectly.'”

You can hear this alternate version of the song below.

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The original version of “Time” was heavily produced and filled with drums and backing vocals, which didn’t allow Mercury’s amazing voice to shine. However, Clark recently decided to present us with a stripped down version of the song, which captures the essence of late Queen frontman’s performance.

On the new version of “Time Waits For No One,” Mercury is backed by a piano played by his collaborator Mike Moran and showcases his ability to bend his voice in amazing manners.

“Freddie asked me, ‘How do you want me to perform this?'” Clark recalled in a recent interview with Rolling Stone. “I said, ‘As a cross between Edith Piaf, Jennifer Holliday, and Shirley Bassey.’ He said, ‘Well, dear. I have all the dresses. I can do it perfectly.'”

You can hear this alternate version of the song below.

The post Hear Previously Unreleased Version of Freddie Mercury’s “Time Waits For No One” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.