The Queen guitarist is currently on a UK tour with theatrical singer Kerry Ellis - whose album 'Anthems' he helped pen - and admitted not a siku goes kwa when the legendary singer isn't in his thoughts as he is so ''proud'' of their work together in the band.
Speaking about Freddie's influence on his life, he said: ''As well as being the perfect frontman, he was the perfect catalyst to channel the band to the audience.
''He's always very much in my mind and I feel very proud and I'm proud of what we did together.
''I grieved a lot and it does strange things to wewe because it's like losing a family member, but I'm very joyful about what he created.''
Brian also hopes to carry on Freddie's ''wonderful'' legacy kwa raising funds during the tour for the Born Free Foundation to help protect endangered species.
He explained on ITV1's 'Loose Women' chat show: ''His life was dedicated to just doing wonderful things and not only did he have a great time himself, but he helped other people to have a great time.
''I upendo imba his songs and we do a lesser known song kwa Freddie which is called 'Life Is Real'. It's really beautiful and soulful and different from the flamboyant stuff.''
Tickets for Brian and Kerry's 11 tarehe Born Free tour have already sold out and Brian alisema in a statement on Queen's website: ''We have found that the two of us just working live off each other can distill the very essence of a song - and that's what we hope to bring wewe in these dates.
''After all, if wewe have great songs and a great singer, what zaidi do wewe need? Well, maybe just a little bit of guitar!''
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