Perfect Cover!!! Marc Martel - Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen cover) Reaction!!! 

In the song "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen, the very high note in the "Galileo" section was sung by Roger Taylor, the band's drummer. He had a notably high vocal range and often sang the high harmonies in Queen's songs.

Marc was hired in 2011 by Roger Taylor to front the official Queen tribute band, Queen Extravaganza. In 2012, he was asked to do the vocals for the Bohemian Rhapsody film which was finally released in 2018. He did vocals where they had no recordings of Freddie or where sound quality didn't match today's standards. By then, Marc had left QE and formed his own tribute band, now called One Vison of Queen, which tours world wide. He also performs with various other groups (Black Jacket Symphony, Symphonic Queen, etc) as well as performing solo. He covers a ton of Queen music, also other artists and has his own original music. Very large rabbit hole. He is Canadian, based in Nashville. BTW - as others have said, it was Roger Taylor who sang that high note. Marc is perfectly capable of doing so, but give the guy a break - he just sang all of BoRap solo covering 4 vocal parts and a choir as well as mutliple instruments! Also he has stated that he would never wear the mustache or costumes, he finds that cheesy and it was also something Roger Taylor didn't want when he hired Marc.

When you say Freddie went high or low on notes, it's because he didn't take care of his voice, often "dodging" (avoiding) notes his voice couldn't reach. Look up "Freddie Mercury vocal fails" to see what I mean. Queen also never performed this entire song live. They would leave the stage during the operatic part, while a backing track played. ---------- Marc fronted his own multiple award winning Christian band (called "downhere") for over 10 years. Then he auditioned for Roger Taylor and won the lead with "Queen Extravaganza," Queen's "official" tribute band, in late 2011. Marc has fooled Roger Taylor on several occasions, when he thought he was listening to a track of Freddie, but it was actually Marc rehearsing. "The fact that Marc Martel's voice sounds spine-chillingly identical is just a fact of nature. That's his voice. When he sings our songs, it's pretty uncanny. You close your eyes and it's like Freddie is in the room. It's scary." - Roger Taylor (Queen's drummer, speaking of choosing Marc Martel as lead singer of Queen Extravaganza) He sang with them until the end of 2016. When they were not going to tour in 2017, he started his own cover band, "Ultimate Queen Celebration." He's performed with them since, along with "Black Jacket Symphony" (they do EXACT recreations of famous albums, in live concerts), "Symphonic Queen" (in Mexico, with a full symphony orchestra), and as part of "One Vision Of Queen" (a re-named UQC). He frequently tours central and eastern Europe, either with his band or with local musicians recruited for the tour. He's done concerts around the world, appearing multiple years in such far-flung locations such as Israel and Australia. Marc also did vocals for the "Bohemian Rhapsody" movie. The 30+ year old analog magnetic tape master recordings would not have been up to modern "Dolby Atmos" digital quality standards, so they used a technique called "vocal layering," where they blended Marc's voice with Freddie's. If they didn't have a good copy of Freddie singing something they wanted in the movie, it was purely Marc singing it. for some reason, they gave Marc almost ZERO credit in the movie and after. But, if it wasn't for Marc, that movie could never have been made. You can see the tracks in this photo from the Live Aid scene mixing board, where Freddie's track is "LV-STEM LVAID DRY FREDDIE_01" and Marc's track is "LV-STEM LVAID_01," directly beneath it. i.imgur.com/Oqxw81z.jpg Marc has several albums of his own music out as well. In December 2019, Marc was the special guest star for the Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant Christmas tour. He brought the house down every night. The three of them released their cover of "Silver Bells" which went to number one on the Christian Music chart. For Christmas 2020, Marc teamed with Amy Grant to release their cover of "The Christmas Waltz," a Frank Sinatra song. Marc has also released albums of his own music, traditional Christmas music, and other covers. Marc's RU-vid Channel: ru-vid.com/show-UC2Xqkyhusuu1dvIgp6USEeg Marc's Website: marcmartelmusic.com/ Tour Info: marcmartelmusic.com/tour/