Good Lovin' Gone Bad (Bad Company) | Lexington Lab Band
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Episode 17: Bad Company
Song 5: Good Lovin' Gone Bad
Vocals: Tom Jones
Guitar: Dale Adams
Guitar: Mike Vandemark
Bass: Randy Refalo
Drums: Ryan McQuerry
Wow, why am I only now hearing about the Lexington Lab Band? They're great, top to bottom. Tom's vocals are killer.
Paul Rodgers is possibly the greatest rock vocalist in history, however this guy rocks, and does a really great job. Lead and bass guitarists are both simply brilliant!!
Paul Rogers is one of a kind! One of the most iconic rock voices of all time!
Awesome vocals!!! And of course the lab band!!!!
Great job on one of the best Bad Company songs of all time, and one of the hardest vocally, as well!!
Great voice.
Great Job on Vocals absolutely on the money... these people don’t have a clue Huge 👍🏼
can't stop listening to this!!!!
Great job, guys!! Well done!
One of my favorites from BC. Nice job
Love the "snarling" axes!
Wow, I'm like the majority I just loved it what a great version you've done. And I've never analysed the lyrics until I was put on to the possibility that it's about a narcissistic woman and a broken man, it certainly seems to be to me. As I said, I loved this version, the vocals, the music, the simplicity of the set-up and the video. It's a great feel good clip, love it.
Crispy
Awesome song. Great singer.
Great Job
Holy cow this is awesome! Loved it!!
it sounds great you should remaster this one too
Why so few views and comments? This is incredible!
Gotta definitely do "all right now"!!!!!
That had the TUDE! Great job dudes! 😎
I use a phase 90 on that little pre chorus saw Ralphs do it live once and it stuck
Great job!
Love it 😍 but it needs more bass✨✨✨✨
😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 great
Great band, but Paul Rogers is a tough one to pull off. He's trying, but its just outside of his reach. : ) Sounds good though my dudes! \m/
You hit the nail right on the head. Paul Rodgers has an otherworldly set of pipes which makes this particular song almost impossible to cover well.
I love this band but this one is hard to listen to. Strapping on a Les Paul to sound like Mick Ralphs isn't that difficult. To sing like Paul Rodgers....well that's another story.
You did it in the Key of G not A.
Yep.
Don't blame them
Guys, I love your covers, they’re exceptional. But I gotta keep it real, and I hope you’ll take this feedback in. Overall this is a fail. Just listen to the original and play this back afterwards. Where’s the Drive of the original from the first few beats? Guitar tone? Really weak. And the slower bridge? Not enough differentiation from the main tone and no phasing effect. Sorry, in this song, it is part of what makes the original bad ass.
Thanks for the feedback.