British guitarist analyses Bad Company live in 2008!
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2019
- Tonight I'm taking a look at Paul Rodgers and Bad Company!
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One of the best Rock voices ever... You knew it was Paul when you heard it.. So distinct & soulful
I saw them in concert when I was 14 years old. One if the best bands and best voices then and now. Takes me back.
What a voice. Never met a Bad Company song I didn't like.
Don't Let Me Down
Paul Rodgers top 5 vocalist! Saw Bad Co several times. He always owned the place.
Indeed, Paul Rodgers deserves to be in the pantheon of rock singers along with Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Steve Perry, Lou Gramm, Steve Marriott, and a few others.
I have run into Paul Rogers several times as he lives in Vancouver and I think maybe 2 km from me, the first couple of times I saw him at the urban fair sort of bar opera and grocery store I knew it was him but I didn’t approach him. Then after seeing him a few more times I saw him and all cautiously walked up to him and said your Paul Rogers from bad company, he ended up being a super nice personable guy I was blown away. Now whenever I see him he says hi to me, it’s pretty awesome is a really cool guy I wish more people like him. BTW he really likes organic fruits and vegetables, I think that’s the only thing I’ve ever seen him having his basket #FunFact
I’ve watched a ton of your videos Fil and they are awesome and I thank you so much for your commentary and for bringing to life some of these perhaps forgotten acts.
I have posted comments previously but I’ve never have told anyone that my uncle what got little Mt sound studio and mushroom records in Vancouver, when I was young I had an opportunity to meet Aerosmith when they were up doing I believe it was get a grip, I met Bon Jovi only on their career as they recorded slippery when wet at the studios, I met the cultivated sonic trample also in Vancouver, Bryan Adams, Sarah McGlocklin, Bif Naked, Michael Bublé. I’ve had the honour to meet, Vancouver believe it or not is a great place for music, it was better when the studios were around but, it still has a lot of very famous people here as it is the third most popular place in North America for film and TV shows, I have friends in that industry but I own 2 cannabis dispensaries So of course I know Seth Rogen Who has been in my shops numerous times, Ryan Reynolds has stopped by but I’m not really going to get into what they do you say or anything like that, keep making these awesome videos it’s very important that Millennials have people like you explaining what real musicianship and talent is
I R O N G R A Y I will right now, thank you for the tip
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I feel like I'm 20 years old again!!!! Love Bad Company and Paul Roger's distinct voice!! Great history on the band, Fil. Thanks for taking me back in time! ;)
Their first album was so killer
Love Bad Company!
Best vocalist ever. Simple man from this show is phenomenal.
Paul Rogers is absolutely my favorite male rock vocalists. He reminds me of a harder rock version of Otis Redding. He just has that ache in his vocals, that makes you want to give him anything he wants.
Saw Bad Company back in 2001, with Styx and Billy Squire. Great concert...🎤🎶🎸
Paul rules!
Paul Rodgers is the greatest voice in rock and roll history. And such a great front man also. You can't help but smile and feel happy watching him.
Saw them in 1977, Capital Center, Landover Maryland, on the 4th of July. Fireworks going off throughout the concert. Still my favorite concert ever! Thanks for the demo, Fil.
Saw them last in 2010, Paul was better than ever. What a voice! That voice. *The Voice.*
Fil, in 1975 or 6 haha, we drove 12 straight hours from to Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum to see: get this: Bad Company then Lynyrd Skynyrd, then freaking Santana. Slept in a truck bed then drove 12 hours home. Skynyrd stole the show by a mile. I think it cost $10
I bet they did being a southerner myself. In Knebworth it was Skynyrd then the Stones in 76 . It wasn't even close .back then no shreader s just lay it down .who could hang with the 3 headed monsters even after Ed King left Steve Gaines, who ultimately paid the biggest sacrifice.
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@@Longhorn.Rock_Roll61 The Outlaws (the 'Florida Guitar Army'), another 3-guitar band, were great as well😁 Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones and Henry Paul were excellent, and wrote some great songs!
Those were the days, concerts were $7.50 and if you got a t-shirt everyone was so envious.
Scott Greer Wow.. how cool ❣️
FIL!!
Paul sounds better than ever!!
So many memories, Fil, thank you. 🤘
Paul Rodgers is quite simply one of the greatest rock and roll singers of all time. What a magnificent, incredible voice. I used to play this one in a band and it was so fun to play.
put a big Fil smile on my face, thank you.
Paul's voice is like a fine wine! Probably the best blues voice. Freddie Mercury loved his voice
Paul Rodgers has it all. Love his voice, persona, performance and adaptability. I loved listening to Bad Company and Free.
We saw them in 2018 and they were still perfect...Paul is incredible!
Bad Company was bad, bad, bad to the bone. Love these guys and this was a terrific performance. Thanks Fil!
I grew up listening to BadCo. Paul Roger's is one of the rock 'crooners' like James Dewar was. JMO. ✌🏼😍
w/Robin Trower?
@@bekind6763 Yes, James Dewar had more soul !
@@jeffrobdineTotally different type of singer,James Dewar,was awesome,too.
@@bekind6763 Yes, listen to 'I Can't Live Without You'. Have a box of tissue!!! ✌🏼
You are completely 100% correct. James Dewar bassist and vocalist with Robin Trower was just tops, I my opinion. RIP dear sweet soul man that brought me so much joy.
The 1993 Paul Rogers album "Muddy Water Blues" - A Tribute to Muddy Waters" was great. He had 11 different lead guitarists on the album, with J.Beck on 3 cuts. ( Plus- B.Guy, T.Rabin, S.Miller, D.Gilmour, Slash, G.Moore, B.May, N.Schon, R.Sambora, + B.Setzer ).
This was back in 2008 and Paul Rodgers voice was still pretty good for his (and my) age. He always had that rough/ sandpaper, gritty sound. I remember when he was with the Band "Free" and sang "All Right Now." I was a drummer in a garage band in 7th grade, and we tried to play that song. Those were really fun days. Thank you fill. You don't know what joy and memories you bring to us old folks. I can't believe I said that!
Thank you Friend.
Big up to Bad Company for not blocking!
Amazing song!
Great analysis again Diesel 👍
Paul Rodgers, Free, Bad Company, classic rock at it's finest, which have lasted for decades, should long ago have been honored & inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Thanks Fil for analyzing their greatness!
Amazing. Rogers voice still hits it out of the park.
Met him twice. Super nice dude. Paul always prided himself in staying in tip top physical condition
I've seen Paul Rogers solo 2 times. He literally sounds exactly the same as in the 70's. His voice hasn't deteriorated in the slightest which is very rare for someone in the business so long. He commands the stage, and that voice is one of a kind.
So Paul Rogers was approx. 60 when this was recorded? I am envious.
Dang! That old? I just remembered his younger self from the early seventies!
Loved,loved,loved this band always.
One of my favorite male rock vocalists. And he's still got it.
I saw Paul Rodgers perform last year, opening for Jeff Beck. His voice sounded just as awesome as ever, not noticeably different than it sounded 30 years ago.
Simon Kirke is one hell of a drummer. Never over plays, hits hard, very tasty!
Damn awesome band and still rocking on! Grew up with their music! Brilliant! Sensational Fil! Cheers Mario! 😎🤘🤘
God that was fun. Paul and BC give me life!!! You are the best of the music analysts, Fil- a true gift!
Really love this 2008 lineup and performance. Howard really added another dimension to their sound.
Everyone is talking about Paul's voice being as good as it was in the 70s, I actually think it has gotten better, against all the odds! Definitely one of the best rock/blues voices for the ages!
I saw these guys in concert. A must for classic rock enthusiasts. Guys like Paul Rodgers, Steven Tyler, Mick Jagger seem to sing forever.
When really talented guys get together this is what you get! Paul Rodgers one of the purest voices out there & still standing the test of time! Rock Stars ⭐️
What a blast to hear! Made my day, Fil. Many Thanks.
I grew up listening to Bad Company. Great band and lots of catchy tunes that make you want to listen to them more and more. Thanks for sharing Fil and a great analysis as always.
top rock singer of all time for me!! from FREE to even now he delivers the goods!! thanks again Fil for the great analysis..
so cool how real singers keep their voices for decades - if they keep singing with knowledge & heart!!
this was such a,huge song to dance to! and it sounds even more powerhouse now, wow..
Finally some Bad Company! Paul Rodgers is The Voice! 😍
This was the first time I'd ever heard of this band from my older brother's 8-Track tape of this excellent 1974 release. Every time I hear anything from this album, I can't unhear the 8-track song "ka-chunk" track switchover. Amazing memories from that era from my brother's collection.
'Bad Company' I have never seen them live, but... you have to love these guys, Live, wow! What energy! I have to agree, their hard rock guitar driven sound was THE BEST, glad they left the pop scene, and Paul Rodgers, what talent... As per usual, a great break down of a fabulous band!
Saw them years ago!! Great show! Love them! 👍👍👌
I had been a weekend warrior in bars and hotel circuit musician all my life as a lead guitarist or bassist. I played with countless bands over 35 years and "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love" always got the crowd on the floor dancing all across the USA.
Paul Rodgers, a classic voice. Great upload fil.
When my schoolmates and I were in 8th grade nothing sounded cooler than Feel Like Making Love. Our teacher even let us put up posters of Bad Co. And the Who! Those were the days🎵
With those pipes and spot-on key singing I'd bet he's never had a cigarette smoking habit. What a frontman indeed.
Thanks Phil love Bad Co.
Saw the original (4 piece) Bad Company in Kansas City in 1979 during their *Desolation Angels* tour. Great show.
Howard Leese was let go by the Wilson sisters (Heart). Howard left Heart in 1998. Then joined The Paul Rodgers Band in 1998.
Original bass player "Boz" Burrell left after the Original Bad Company split up after 1982's *Rough Diamonds* album following it's released. Rejoined in 1998 with Rodgers (Kirke & Ralph's Bad Company) to record 4 new songs (Anthology album) & a short tour. Left for good in 1999. Boz died in 2006. Bad Company (Hard Rock Live album) dedicated the song *"Gone, Gone, Gone"* (written by Burrell) to *"Boz" Burrell.*
Spot on again Fil. You can describe what I am thinking about a musician or band and can never verbalize myself. Love the video!
Everybody talks about Paul Rogers, Mick Ralphs,, formerly of Mott the Hoople, doesn't get enough credit
Always fun to see Brits sounding like American R&B and 50's rock bands ! Paul Rodgers and BadCo are pure gems and Hall of Fame worthy indeed. Mick Ralphs and Simon Phillips added so much to the original albums and live shows you have to include them. The song "Bad Company" is still a haunting must listen. For me Paul Rodgers and Phil Moog (UFO) are the iconic cool voices of Brit rock and roll. Amen !
They still got it! Paul Rogers is a master! Good pick Fil!
Rock solid good-time tuneage.
Rock!
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Briliant analysis, Paul never hit a bum note - Top Work Fil !!!
Always loved Bad Company!! Paul Rodgers is rock royalty !! Thanks Fil!
Great choice for a review, Fil. I've had the pleasure of seeing Paul Rogers several times, including solo and with Queen. What a superb singer, showman, and overall artist!
FIL, PAUL RODGERS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST FRONTMEN AND SINGERS IN ROCK AND ROLL, A GREAT PERFORMANCE HERE, THE LATE, RONNIE VAN ZANT FROM LYNYRD SKYNYRD HAD SAID THAT PAUL RODGERS WAS HIS FAVORITE SINGER, RONNIE SAID THAT PAUL HAD IT ALL. YOU CAN SEE SOME OF PAUL IN RONNIE'S STAGE ACT, COUSIN FIGEL
Excellent.
Great analysis of a phenomenal band. Their concerts were legendary. Loved them. ❤❤
For me, Paul Rodgers has the greatest voice in the history of rock n roll. Very much the singer's singer. His influence is widespread.
Paul must use a lot of honey and lemon. His voice sounds as awesome as it ever did.
Yes. I had known they were British. But like the song bad company it was a outlaw western type feel. I was born six gun in my hand. They definitely do sound and feel a bit like an American rock ‘n’ roll band.
Paul is a Canadian citizen now for many years!
They formed around 1972 or 1973 Simon Kirke and Paul Rogers were from Free and Mick Ralph's was from Mott the Hoople ( he was a big name n England ) but did a little n the U S after All the Young Dudes w/ Bowie n 72 or 73 then a bass player from Spooky Tooth I believe.
Under the wings of Led Zeppelin!
@@donnahilton471 I take it u mean Swan Song records correct
The song 'Bad Company' was also the theme to the western movie 'Young Guns' starring Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips.
Bad Company was bada** right from the beginning. Paul Rodgers was, and still is, one of the Top 5 Lead Singers in all of rock history.
Fil thank you for highlighting Howard Leese's stellar guitar work.
He was so instrumental in Heart's success. Another spot-on analysis from you.
Used to dance a lot to this song in my younger days......still gets my toes to tap......💃🏽
Definitely could not tune into a Rock stations in the 1970's or classic Rock stations now a days without hearing some Bad Company tunes. excellent analysis! I know I 'am not alone when I say this "I can't get enough of your analysis and livestream" keep up the excellent work Fil.
Holy crap! They sound awesome!!!
Paul’s voice made me want to sing along with these great songs. Thank you FiL! 👍👍🎸
Bad Company, Free, seems like Paul Rodgers could do no wrong. Legendary vocalist and bands.
Great, great band. Privileged to see them live. Huge. Paul has had a wild and sucsesful carear .
They're so good live. 👏 Woo! You summed up Paul and all really well Fil. 👍👍
Love the old music and appreciate your great discussions. Thanks Fil
First album I ever bought was “Bad Co” (sic) in 1974. Played it until it wore out. Saw them Earl’s Court in 77. Fantastic group. RIP Boz Burrell
Bad Company indeed! Kick butt band🎸
John Mellencamp said Paul is the best rock vocalist. This is a great band. Thanks for your take on Bad Co❣️
And don't forget John Fogerty , John Cafferty, and others we grew up with too...Soo many great ones back then!!😘
Love the analysis of the band and that amazing voice. We saw them twice in their heyday and they really delivered! Thx, Fil.
I saw Bad Company in the mid '70s and they really rocked the place, but, I swear, they seem even better here-- all those years later. Like fine wine, I guess. And especially Paul Rodgers has become such an incredible showman, wow!
Wow, that’s what it’s all about... That’s a lead singer taking charge.
Saw Bad Company in 1975 opening for Alice Cooper on his Welcome to my Nightmare tour. They were super tight musically and vocally, a great live show, riding high on the success of their first album which hit Number One in 1974 and the huge single Can't get enough. Yet another great review my friend! Thanks! 😎🎼🎶🎵
Loved Paul Rogers since he sang for Free. You did a pretty good cover of him too, as I recall.
Hey! Love this band! They always seemed like musician/athletes.. and they are!
I do as well!
A dj on my local "classic Rock" radio station once said that she'd be happy to hear Paul Rogers sing the Alphabet song! I'm pretty sure the audience at that 2008 concert would have agreed! 😁
I got to finally see them last year. Amazing show, his voice was incredible!
Paul Rogers , great vocalist . I have one of his solo albums where he does Blues standards . Great album .
Oh my goodness, Fil!! Funny you should say Bad Company playing somewhere near you soon!!! They're at the Illinois State Fair this Saturday night and I'm going!!!!....✌❤🤘
Hello..is Paul Rogers still with them..because they use to tour with a different lead singer.
I'm jealous! Can you click your heels & I'll suddenly appear? lol
YAY! Have a whole bunch of fun, Lori!
Have fun!!😎❤
@@mevrammcoyoteV8f150 ... I'm not sure but according to what Fil said it sounds like Paul Rodgers is still touring with them now.
Good one Fil...keep them coming
I always loved Paul Rogers voice. Unlike a lot of singers his age, he's managed to keep the power in his voice.
Paul Rodgers is the best rock singer ever... There is no-one who even comes close
Paul Rodgers and Stevie Marriot, two greatest rock singer ever
Freddie Mercury is the best of all time as far as I’m concerned but I do like this guy!
@@mitchellweiner4990 Freddie was amazing and there’s no questioning that. But... Give me Paul Rodgers’ soul, power and grit all day long over Freddie. In my opinion Freddie was a little too theatrical for me.
What a great rock and roll band they were. Their debut album is considered one of the greatest debut lps in history. I put it on par with Boston's 1st. Always loved Paul's voice from Free right on through The Firm. He always made the music just a little more special and there was no other voice that you could confuse his with. You always knew when Paul Rogers was singing a song. Thanks as always for a great choice of music and the accompaning analysis Fil.
Rock On
Bad Company, Free, The Firm, The Law, Queen. Come on Paul...you make the rest of us look bad.
One of my favorite bands, also saw Paul twice with the Firm. Definitely one of the best singers in rock.
I LOVE Bad Company!! They had so many great songs and of course I love All Right Now that Rogers did pre-Bad Company.
I just found your site today!!!! I Love it! I've Seen Bad Company Live as well, Sooooo good!!🎸🎵🎸🎵 Paul Rogers was Great " solo" in 1997. Concerts is what I Love👍🎵🎸 139 & Counting😁
Hey Fil, more of these great bands that most have forgotten, please. Bands today could learn alot from these legendary bands. And again thanks Fil for showing the new generation these