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Release date: 13th July 1973

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"Queen (Deluxe Edition)" is an album by Queen, released 13th July 1973. It features 9 tracks, including "Mad the Swine", "Seven Seas of Rhye... (Instrumental)", and "Doing All Right".

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    Credits

    Production & Engineering

    Producer
    John Anthony, Queen, Roy Thomas Baker, Louis Austin
    Executive Producer
    Brian May, Roger Taylor
    Engineer
    Mike Stone, David Hentschel, Louis Austin, Roy Thomas Baker, Ted Sharpe, Dave Hentschel, Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson
    Mixing Engineer
    Kris Fredriksson, David Richards
    Mastering Engineer
    Bob Ludwig, Adam Ayan