Will Rock You" (Rick Rubin Remix) - 4:59 B1. "Tie Your Mother Down" (Single Version) - 3:44 B2. "Gimme the Prize" (Instrumental Remix for 'The Eye') - 4:01 CD Single 1. "No-One But You (Only The Good Die Young)" - 4:13 2. "Tie Your Mother Down" (Single Version) - 3:44 3. "We Will Rock You" (Rick Rubin Remix) - 4:59 4. "Gimme the Prize" (Instrumental Remix for 'The Eye') - 4:01 Personnel Brian May - lead vocals on first and third verses, backing vocals, piano, electric guitar Roger Taylor - lead vocals on second verse, backing vocals, drums John Deacon - bass guitar Chart positions Kerry Ellis version In 2002, Brian May worked with stage actress and singer, Kerry Ellis, to record an orchestral version of the song as it appears in the musical, We Will Rock You, where Ellis played the role of Meat. In the musical, it is sung by a woman, who after the ensemble have recalled the names of a number of musicians who died young, will culminate in saying the name "Freddie" as a tribute to Freddie Mercury. This version of the song was made only available to download on the official Queen website on 19 March 2005 and failed to chart. However, it was later included on her extended play Wicked in Rock and subsequently featured on her debut album Anthems. In 2004, the Spanish stage actress and singer Eva María Cortés recorded the same orchestral version in Spanish to promote the Original Madrid Cast Recording of We Will Rock You. Credits and personnel Kerry Ellis – vocals Brian May – writer, producer, arranger, piano, guitars, bass Roger Taylor – drums (sticks) Keith Prior – drums (brushes) Justin Shirley-Smith – co-producer, engineer, mixer Kris Fredriksson – Pro Tools Joshua J. Macrae – additional Pro Tools Steve Price – engineer Tom Jenkins – Pro Tools Jake Jackson – assistant Track recorded at Sphere Studios, Olympic Studios and Allerton Hill Steve Sidwell – orchestra arranger and conductor The London Session Orchestra – orchestra Gavyn Wright – orchestra leader Isobel Griffiths – orchestra contractor Orchestra recorded at Air Studios, Lydhurst Hall Notes References 1997 singles Kerry Ellis songs Parlophone singles Queen (band) songs 1990s ballads Rock ballads Commemoration songs Songs written by Brian May Hollywood Records singles British soft rock songs