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's guitarist

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from the album '' Back to the Light''. It was released as a fourth single from the album in 1993.

Overview

The single was released as two different CD versions credited to Brian May with

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. It charted at number 23 in the UK. ''Resurrection'' was released as a mini-album in Japan putting together B-sides from the single and adding songs from ''

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'', previously released as B-sides to the "Back to the Light" single. The single was re-released on 16 July 2021 to promote the re-release and remastering of "Back to the Light."

Track listing

12-inch & CD single 1 #"Resurrection" – 4:39 #"Love Token" – 5:27 #"

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, on 6 April 1993 CD single 2 #"Resurrection" – 4:39 #" Driven By You Too" – 1:32 #"Back To The Light" (live version) – 4:51 #*recorded live in Los Angeles for ''

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'', 5 April 1993, performed by The Brian May Band #"

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" (live version) – 3:30 #*recorded live in Los Angeles for ''

'', 5 April 1993, performed by The Brian May Band featuring

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Japanese Tour Mini album #"Resurrection" – 4:39 #"Love Token" – 5:27 #"Too Much Love Will Kill You" (live version) – 4:42 #*recorded live at The Palace theater, Los Angeles, on 6 April 1993 #"Back To The Light" (live version) – 4:51 #*recorded live in Los Angeles for ''

'', 5 April 1993, performed by The Brian May Band #"Tie Your Mother Down" (live version) – 3:30 #*recorded live in Los Angeles for ''

'', 5 April 1993, performed by The Brian May Band featuring Slash #"Blues Breaker" – 12:50 #" Star Fleet" – 8:06 #"Let Me Out" – 7:13 #*tracks 6–8 performed by Brian May & Friends, taken from the mini-album ''

References

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