Queen Deep Dive: Don't shun it, "Fun It"

Take a fantastic rock 'n' roll drummer with an affinity for emerging trends of new wave, give him electric and bass guitar and what do you get? "Fun It". This is Roger's first contribution to the Jazz album, and it's one of my favorites. Total funk and disco with an edgy rock twist, this is unique not just in Queen's catalog, but in similar songs of the time. Something about this stands out. Freddie trades lead vocals with Rog in a rare duet, and John sits this one out. Occasionally, Freddie would sing vocals of this song during performances of "Keep Yourself Alive".