Brian May
- United Kingdom
- born 1947, Hampton
- 45 Top 40 hits
Brian May, known as a member of Queen, is an artist from the United Kingdom, born on 19 July 1947 in Hampton. With Queen, Brian May is on six albums in the collection. In all, 45 records reached the Dutch Top 40, seven of them the top spot. The highest was Bohemian Rhapsody: number 1 in week 2 of 1976.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Albums with Queen
The collection holds six albums Brian May made together with Queen. Click a cover for the tracks.
Timeline of Brian May
The years of Brian May with Queen. The thin lines are the albums and the red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the album or the weekly chart. The name of the group links to its page.
Queen197019751980198519901995200020052010201520202025Member of the groupAlbumTop 40Still a member
Biggest hits of Queen
In the Dutch Top 40, Queen had 45 records. Each record shows its peak position, how long it stayed in the chart and the week of that peak. These are the five biggest. The button after the list opens all of them, with the run from week to week.
- 1Bohemian Rhapsody197524 weeks
- 1Somebody To Love197613 weeks
- 1Crazy Little Thing Called Love197913 weeks
- 1I Want To Break Free198412 weeks
- 1Too Much Love Will Kill YouBrian May199212 weeks
All 45 records by Queen in the Top 40
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
How many albums by Brian May are in the collection?
Brian May has no album of their own in the collection, but is on six albums by Queen.
Which Top 40 hits did Brian May have?
Brian May had 45 records in the Dutch Top 40, seven of them at number 1. The best-charting record is Bohemian Rhapsody, which reached number 1 in week 2 of 1976.
Which group does Brian May belong to?
Brian May is known as a member of Queen. The page shows the albums and Top 40 hits of the group from the years of membership, with those years on the timeline.
How do you play the music of Brian May?
Open an album and use the round Spotify button after a track. The Top 40 entries have the same button. The music plays in the player at the bottom of the page and keeps going while you browse on. This needs one-time consent for Spotify.