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ANOTHER ONE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bad Company - Shooting Star REACTION
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- ANOTHER ONE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bad Company - Shooting Star REACTION
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Bad Company should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. It's a crime they are not.
I'm with you. RRHOF lost all credibility years go. In my opinion and the opinion of many of his peers Paul Rodgers one of the very best
Vocalist of the rock and roll era. Simon Kirke , Mick Ralphs....under recognized for their talents and under appreciated by many. At the end of the day, Bad Company is in my HOF!
Along with Ted Nugent
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The song "Bad Company" by these guys is one you should definitely check out
Was just about to say the same thing. 🤘🤘
The remake by 5 finger death punch is pretty good too
Definitely have a listen to "Bad Company"
was about to say the same thing....hmmm maybe give us a double and do both :)
@A Don’t bring this filth on this channel I have reported you !
One of the greatest voices in music history. Paul Rodgers, AKA "The Voice". He was "The Voice" long before that show.
@Here comes the Sun, doo-doo-doo-doo I thought the same thing!
@Here comes the Sun, doo-doo-doo-doo I always heard Rodgers referred to as The Voice. No one could ever take anything away from either of them.
@@Mankind_- Dio was an animal of a different breed. Amazing.
John Farnham was The Voice.
@@chrisdore6387 Why? Because he has a song called "You're The Voice"?
I think you guys completely missed the point of the song. It's warning about the dangers of stardom. Johnny rocketed to stardom and then his star came crashing down just as quickly. The third verse implies that Johnny took his own life or he accidentally OD'd. "Bottle of whiskey, sleeping tablets by his head". He died via a mixture of drugs and alcohol. The pressures of fame got to him.
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Your absolutely right , I always thought that it was obvious what it was all about
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I know a LOT of musicians who have a hard time listening to this because it hits home HARD
U 1000⁰00000000 percent RIGHT!!! seems OBVIOUS 2 me!!
Shooting Stars burn bright, but not for long. They burn out . Everyone loves them , but they fade and are forgotten . The song is pretty deep, always one of my favorites . That bass line is one of my fav's for sure :)
It's a homage to the '27 club" aka all the rock stars that died at age 27
@@robertawesome2410 Rumor has it that it was about Hendrix ,referring to listen to the wind---- The Wind Cries Mary. My very favorite Hendrix song ever.
@@kevinsmith4429 True, but Jimi is part of the '27 club'
@@kevinsmith4429 And "bottle of whiskey" Sleeping tablets by the bed...
@@kevinsmith4429 thought it was homage to a former Free member
The moral is that a shooting star is bright, beautiful, and is gone in an instant. A story of way too many rockers.
Paul Rodgers is one of the greatest vocalists of all time. Can you believe that they haven't been inducted in to the Hall of Fame yet. This album is one of the greatest debut albums of all time.
Right, but there are plenty of other non rock bands in there. Ugh.
Shameful Paula Abdul is in RRHOF but not Paul Rodgers or Chris Cornell 🤬
Maybe because Bad Company is a super group? No, more that the R&R HoF is a joke.
This song was partly inspired by Jim Morrison quote "“I see myself as a huge fiery comet, a shooting star. Everyone stops, points up, and gasps ‘Oh look at that!’ Then-whoosh, and I’m gone…and they’ll never see anything like it ever again… and they won’t be able to forget me-ever.” Paul Rogers said he wanted to keep the name neutral for all the singer that died to early .
Thank you, I did not know that
Johnny's life passed him by like a warm summer day...What an incredible lyric.
Legendary band, classic rock song. Doesn't get any better than this !
Really doesn't...as much as I love their bangin' rock tunes, it is this tune that I love the most. Oh, one other, one of Paul's first, pre-Bad Company, Alright Now.
I wonder if the rock singer who was a shooting star ever met the Eagles New Kid in Town. Maybe he was that new kid, at least for a while....
Johnny's life passed him by like a warm summer's day. God but how many rock singers fit the lyrics of this tune. Too many almost to name.
The song is a homage to the ones who didnt survive the pitfalls of rock and roll fame, stars like Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.
And of course Paul's friend, guitarist and co-founder of Free, Paul Kossoff who died in 1976.
.....and, I believe that Jim Morrison was also one of the "27 years-old" that died early.
Heard it said the song is mainly about Paul Kossoff (but yeah covers others too)
Ready for Love
Can't Get Enough
Bad Company
Just a great band. Formed from former members of Mott the Hoople, Free and King Crimson. Love this song. Great harmonies and just a cool beat. Bad Company makes for good company.🎼🎼🎶🎶 Great reaction.
Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Can't forget Rock and Roll Fantasy!
What part of Canada? I'm from Michigan but my dad left the States after my folks divorced. He lived in Toronto most of his adult life but spent a year or so in Winnipeg. I hear Randy Bachman is soon to be reunited with his stolen guitar at the Canadian embassy in Tokyo on Canada Day after 46 years.
@@willdwyer6782 I live outside of Toronto.
Yes, that is so amazing about Randy's guitar. After all this time. He'll be taking care of business. Lol 👍✌️🇨🇦
Yes I’m ready for love in my opinion one of the best power ballad. Good suggestion! Along with the others.
Formed in 1973 !!
Who's gonna tell them that Paul Rodgers was also the same awesome singer they loved so much in Free- All Right Now?
Oh man......that voice......Paul Rodgers could sing Three Blind Mice and take it to the stratosphere. Sublime voice.
I’ll pay good money to hear him sing face down in the dirt. Would be most excellent to have Mick, Boz and Simon there. In fact, if they’re not, I’ll take my sad ass home and play their records for comfort
This is off the album "Straight Shooter", which, along with their first album "Bad Company", belong in EVERY Rock fan's collection.
Paul Rogers knows that story well.
He sang with Queen after Freddie died.
He sang in Bad Company.
He sang in the legendary band: Free
Plus his solo work and one-off collaborations.
Paul Rogers is a MAJOR player in the History of Rock!
He also sang for The Firm (with Jimmy Page).
Paul also sang the lead in the song Radioactive with Jimmy Page on guitar in the band THE FIRM 🙂🙂
As great as the whole sound of Bad Co. is, for ME, Paul Rogers' vocals are the crowning glory of this awesome supergroup. This music is coming up on 50 YEARS old, and the man can STILL sing like that. One of the great voices in all of ROCK....
That's Rodgers, with a d.
Love Paul, band wouldn't be the same without him, but I was a big fan of guitarist Mick Ralphs when he was with Mott the Hoople, and it's that guitar tone that makes it for me...
75 and he still sings like the 33 year old who recorded this song in 1980.
@@willdwyer6782 He is amazing. 72 years old and still can sing all of his songs in the original keys. He recorded this as a 25 year old in 1975. He was born 12/17/49. Great Singer!
Some of my favorite albums - copied them to cassette for my car stereo.
Singer Paul Rodgers, one of the greatest voices in Rock, stated that one of the inspirations for the lyrics of "Shooting Star" was the drug & alcohol related death of former Free bandmate and guitarist Paul Kossoff in 1976.
The song was released in 1975 and Kossoff died in 1976 so it could not have been an inspiration. It could be a fore shadowing.
This was on the same album as "Feel Like Makin' Love". Another banger from that album is "Good Lovin' Gone Bad". And since you love doing"same name" songs (like "Talk Talk" by Talk Talk), you should do Bad Company's song "Bad Company".
You do mean the one off of the album "Bad Company"?
@@kenhayhurst374 I do believe it is!!
A couple of other greats from the Straight Shooter album are "Deal with the Preacher" and "Wild Fire Woman."
IMO, 10 from 6 is an essential Bad Company album.
Listen to this song a lot. Know it word for word. "Don't you know." Sadly a lot of the stars in the day became a part of the 27 club . Shooting Stars is bright and beautiful but they burn out fast
Yes! I just wrote something similar.
This one always touches my heart when I hear it. The way they sing "Don't you know..." is tender and emotional. Almost feels like gospel music. And the ending, of course, is tragic and sadly far too common among celebrities. It's a good warning for up-and-comers in that world...don't tie up your self-worth in how "successful" or "famous" you are. Such things are usually fleeting. Let something else define you, like your happiness with your art. Or your kindness, what you've done for friends and family, etc.
I think the “shooting star “ reference is that a shooting star zooms across the sky, brilliant and bright for only a brief moment and then burns out.... like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, etc. I think it is uplifting that he is going to follow his dream, but fame and stardom, like life, is fleeting. Keep up the great reactions 😊😉
Paul Rogers has one of the most iconic voices in rock music!
Bad Company was a great band. We're all shooting stars. Life, even when you're old is, like the Bible says, a vapor.
Fwiw: A *shooting star* is far different from a _rising_ star. A rising star is something enviable, because it means great things lie just ahead. A shooting star, on the other hand, is -- while brilliant and fun to watch -- sadly, not long for this world. A quick flash of light... soon followed by a fatal burnout.
Bad company was a stacked super group. All of the members were already famous and rich from other bands. This band couldn’t lose the whole band was full of winners
Symbolic to a shooting star that burns hot and fast and fades away quick
Such a beautiful, yet sad song. Sadly, I have heartbreaking memories that go with it. But, in the wind, I can still hear my "Johnny" play.
"Don't you know that you are a shooting star & all the world will love you, just as long as you are". That line is haunting to me. As if saying everyone will love you as long as you are up on top. Once you fall from the sky, you are gone & forgotten. But as we all know, through music, these great artists will live forever. Unlike us. You should listen to FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE.....ARE YOU READ FOR LOVE.....ROCK & ROLL FANTASY.....,☮
Anyone of these is a good one: "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" "Can't Get Enough" "Sweet Little Sister" "Gone, Gone, Gone" "Oh, Atlanta"
A tale of young talent passing away too soon. Like so many legends did. And sung with soulful passion by the great Paul Rodgers, who lost a few friends along the way.
This is my favorite Bad Company song, hands down.
A shooting star explodes on the scene with brilliance and lights the way but only for a moment.
Paul Rodgers, the lead vocalist, was also in the classic rock band Free, prior to Bad Co.. A few of classic songs by Free are "Alright Now", "Wishing Well" and "The Stealer". If you enjoy Bad Co., you would enjoy Free as well.
I have to agree on the band FREE .. their track "Alright Now" was always our skate song!! Didn't matter what we were doing or who we were talking to .. when the DJ put on Alright Now .. everyone dropped everything & loaded the rink instantaneously .. always a given. The best dance skate song. Thnx for ur suggestion .. it's a great one ❣️
in 1985 paul and jimmy page formed the firm
Don't forget the drummer. Simon Kirke was also in Free. My favorite Free song: Mr. Big.
The live version from Croydon is stellar. Andy Fraser tears it up on the bass.
Before Bad Company Paul Rodgers was in a band called FREE and back in 1973 they released possibly the ultimate rock song "Wishing Well"
You two make the old woman smile with all the memories that come with a lot of the music you react to. This is a personal favorite for special reasons. Dated a musician back in my young days who loved this song. One night he was walking home from a gig and got jumped by some neo-nazi group. They didn't kill him but they slashed his face from forehead to chin. He never was able to deal with it and turned to drugs and alcohol. I stayed until he started getting violent. But he was that shooting star !
Bittersweet memories. I had a "Johnny" too, once. Different scenario but smiles along with the tears everytime I hear this song. ✌️❤️
What a damn tragedy. Sounds like they got away with it too. A life ruined over petty hate
@@helenespaulding7562 Yeah they got away with it. Kinda hard to ID anyone when it's a bunch of them and you're on the ground. It was so senseless. I still can't make sense of it.
@@elaine8013 there was no sense to it. They wanted to hurt somebody snd they did He was at the wrong place at the wrong time and became a target Shitty bad luck. My heart hurts for him snd for you
I'm so sorry, Elaine. And I know if doeant help that others have their own versions of the Johnny story. None of them was YOUR Johnny.
These two, Jay and Amber, (well, these five) bring smiles to many old faces, which makes it easier for me to bring smiles to others..
Mick Ralphs to me is one of the most under rated guitarists ever. How Bad Company is not in the Rock Hall just mystifies
me beyond belief.
Well said. Kind of makes a mockery of the RRHF if they pass over these guys. String of superb albums. Great talent. Go figure.
One of the many bands from that era that are ignored by the RHOF while they add newer non-rock singers. It's a shame they don't understand what a hall of fame should be.
It’s criminal that Bad Company is not in the RRHOF, and I believe that it compounds the crime when they induct people like Dolly Parton. I love Dolly, but she’s as country as a turnip green! There is nothing even remotely rock-n-roll about her, NOT AT ALL.
The RRHOF is a joke......
After all of the greats have fallen to time, their spirits live on in their music. If you have the time to listen you can still hear them all. How many times have you thought that you heard gentle music come from smoke from a campfire? All of their songs live on inside us.
"Seagull". It's a softer song for Bad Company, but you'll be very glad you had the pleasure of hearing it. It's a great example of Paul Rodger's vocal range and it is a flat out beautiful song.
Bad Company was the first rock concert I ever went to back in 1979, great show.
Simon Kirke’s drumming was always spot on.
This song was written about Jimi Hendrix aka John Marshall Hendrix, when you look it up it was bad company paying tribute to a lose of a great musician.
Paul Rodgers, probably a top 5 voice to ever grace the rock & roll genre and imo the guy who invented swagger on stage & on vinyl. Also a helluva nice man
They have a concert film out there. During this song there is a display of artists who passed away. Have you heard Silver, Blue, and Gold by them ? Another great song of theirs.
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@A Go Away
@@jeanstrickland2445 I report the comments. Much easier.
YES!! 👍😃❣️
I bought this album on vinyl and have always felt that Bad Company don't get the recognition they deserve, but then the sheer volume of creativity that was coming out of the US and UK was phenomenal, so much terrific music gets overlooked.
This is the pure ‘70s classic rock I love… doesn’t get much better than this..
All right my babies.... I've seen Bad Company live in concert a few times, and I got to say every time they play this song, it brings teardrops in my eyes. Paul Rodgers' vocals are incredible! 😎👍🏼
PS...I am not worthy Paul Rogers to hear that magnificent instrument you have. Ever since "All Right Now" your voice has captured my heart and soul. Just as Karen Carpenter has captured my musical soul, so have you my rock soul. Hugs always and blessings from NC!!!!!
My first reaction to this was when i was a pre-teen, and hearing from my older brother that this was the song they played at his friend's funeral, who died of leukemia at 17, because it was his favorite song.
It's been one of my favorite songs ever since, because it's so great, and so true.
This is such a great song that everyone can sing along to.....the lyrics are so easy, smooth and clear....the beat.....Priceless...the story....tragic. A wonderful gem by a legendary band.
Paul Rogers and Bad Company were so underrated. Arguably one of the top front men in Rock and Roll.
This is a tribute to those in Rock and Roll that left us too soon.
A tremendous band talented musically and vocally. This song to me is one of the best story songs maybe in the top 5
So how about a theme day... Songs about being in a band:. Lynyrd Skynyrd -Workin for MCA, Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar, The Byrd's - So You Want to be a Rock and Roll Star, Moody Blues - I'm just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band....
@@williameisenman9008 Johnny B Goode Chuck Berry and Into the Great Wide Open Tom Petty
Paul Rogers is such an amazing artist.
How naturally great is Paul Roger's voice
Total masters of their craft. This song has every element in spades.
Paul Rodgers has a brilliant voice and was also the voice of the band Free previously with numbers like Wishing Well, Alright Now and My Brother Jake!
Paul Rodgers is one of the best voices in all of rock music. From his first group Free, with their hit All Right Now (there is an official live version of this song. Absolutely epic!). I saw his second band, Bad Company in 1976 at the San Diego Sports Arena. The best concert I ever saw. The crowd went insane, and they had to do 3 more ohn curs! Later band The Firm, he was approached to be lead singer of Deep Purple and Black Sabath. He did replace Freddie Mercury in Queen. John Mellencamp called Rodgers "the best rock singer ever"
Paul Rogers is my favorite rock n roll singer of all time. He doesn't showcase all his vocal talent in this song but did exactly what was needed to make it great.
Mine too....agreed!!
My favorite band of all time. Bad Company was a super group comprised of members who had all been in successful bands before. Vocalist Paul Rodgers and the woefully underrated drummer Simon Kirke had been in Free (remember "All Right Now"?). Lead guitarist Mick Ralphs had been in Mott the Hoople, and bassist Boz Burrell had been in King Crimson, both successful bands in the UK. This song is oddly prescient. Released in 1975, it inadvertently foretold the death of Rodgers' and Kirke's former Free bandmate, guitarist Paul Kossoff a few months later.
Pleeease do "Silver, Blue, and Gold." I think it's their best song.
So many of my favorite artists died at a young age! This song always plays to my heart.
After hundreds of listenings to this one, I still can't make it through it without tears. It's not just the lyrics. This one is more than the sum of its parts in the way it evokes my emotion.
I was lucky enough to see Bad Company in concert a couple of times back in the day. They were an awesome live group. My favorite song is “Seagull” 👵🏼❤️✌🏼😎
Lends cred to holding friends and family as close and tight as possible. There are so many songs in the wind if you listen and so many musicians and singers that will live on in their sounds as long as they are played and enjoyed.
Great band and an absolute amazing song.
Good stuff!! Led Zeppelin actually signed them to their label. Need to do Can’t Get Enough of Your Love and The song Bad Company!!
My favorite Bad Co. song. As much for the story as the music. The way that popularity is such a fleeting thing but in the long run can be eternal. "If you listen to the wind you can still hear him play". Chills every time!
Paul Rodgers is a very humble, friendly and incredibly talented guy!
I met him at a Mark and Brian Christmas show years ago and we had a great conversation! He signed my program then we shook hands and it's a great memory that I'll never forget!
I remember I used to know every word to this song back in the 70s. Great storytelling. Most shooting stars come from nothing, and this is one example of it.
This takes me straight back to my freshman year in high school. This song was huge and Bad Company was everywhere. They have put out some great music and I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I heard this for the first time. Just damn good times back then as a teenager!
One of my favorites. Paul Rodgers is the best damn vocalist in classic rock history.
Everyone was so talented and LOVED to play their instruments. Listen to the guitar leads... soooo tasty, so expressive, he makes it talk!
Happy Father's Day Jay! Hope you have been having a good Father's Day with your loved ones my brother!
One of my favorite songs ever, I love everything about it. Drums, guitar, vocals and lyrics!! Awesome song 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
Wife here...My galpals and I sang the HECK out of this song in Junior High!!!..We were HUGE Bad Company fans..Soooo emotional..With cool hard guitar..Perfect
This is probably my favorite Bad Company song as it was the first I was introduced to. I can still hear the scratch of the vinyl. “Silver, Blie and Gold” is my next favorite.
Bad Co was one of my favorite bands in High school.... check out their song, Silver, Blue & Gold... Loved Paul Rogers vocals starting from his days with the band Free... All right now fame
I hope it's not just me,when I say It makes me sad all of the artists dying too soon over the years. From Buddy Holly to Kurt Cobain on up; how much more music could we have had from them. I'll just say love y'all still& RIP.
The problem is that this song is also a warning. Shooting stars live bright but also burn out fast and die young. Just like a shooting star in the night sky.
Played this song probably more than a thousand times back in the day! Sad, but beautiful... Great band and lead singer Paul Rodgers was awesome!
Silver Blue And Gold....Another good one from Bad Co.
Good one! I always forget that one :(
One of my favorites from them.
So many great songs from this band. “Shooting Star” is great, but “Simple Man” is awesome, too. ❤️
One of my favorites!
Had all the 8 tracks!
Most haunting voices in rock!
"Ready for Love" is the most amazing ballad by Bad Co.
Absolutely amazing Bad Comany song man. This and Movin' On and Ready For Love are awesome!. Remember I heard Ready For Love in Supernatural. Loved them ever since.
this has always been my favorite Bad Company song....uplifting with a so sad ending!!
BadCo one of my favorite 70s bands... I never missed their concert tours
Sooo excited you are back to Bad Company! His voice-- one of my favorite singers. Right up there with Steve Perry...my era!! More please of either. Lol
J & Amber, their "Bad Company" and "Silver Blue & Gold" are next for you!!
Ive heard this song a million times through the years and it just dawned on me that Johnny's death was a choice by liquor and pills and not an accident. I think because I always heard this as a kid , the idea of someone choosing to take their own life was unthinkable to me. As an adult for many years now and having have lost many people to suicide through the years it hits me and makes this song a bit darker but also more poignant in its emphasis on the positives on Johnny's lIfe. Sorry for the long sentiment here but just had to talk it out. Suicide is and can be such a horrible thing in this world.
Anything Paul Rogers sings is great! This song has alway reminded me of Jimi Hendrix's story/life. Keep rockin'!
Bad Company is widely considered the first Rock and Roll Supergroup. Singer Paul Rogers from Free, Guitarist Mick Ralphs from Mott the Hoople, Drummer Simone Kirke from Free, and Boz Burrell the bassist from King Crimson came together and really changed the music scene at the time. No one had ever taken the best parts from several groups and combined them. As someone else said, it is truly criminal that they are not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Personally, I believe if they hadn't broken up in 1982, they probably would have been there by now. After 82 they had several group changes and a lot of hiatus periods that kind of muddied the waters on their legacy. That being said, when they brought Brian Howe in to replace Paul Rogers in the 90s, they were right back to form!
A lot of other songs from the classic era have been suggested. I'd like to add a few from the Brian Howe era. "If You Needed Somebody" is amazing. As is "Boys Cry Tough" and "Holy Water." You should definitely check them out!
My suggestions for more Bad Company songs are 'Bad Company' and 'Good Lovin' Gone Bad.' Brian Howe later replaced Paul Rodgers as lead singer. For that era, I really like their song 'Walk Through Fire.'
OMG yes Brian Howe (RIP) was so good, (not Paul Rodgers but then again who is?). "If you needed Somebody" was such a good song.
Agree with all the suggestions made so far. I would also recommend “Burning Sky” and “Rock Steady.” The latter has a guitar riff that reminds me a bit of ZZ Top.
I LOVE Bad Company. My jam!!
Sitting in the dark with the black light on, doin stuff. Those were the days I felt more free than any other. In my mind I'm still 17 but my body disagrees.
Feel Like Makin Love, Ready For Love, Can't Get Enough, Rock Steady, Good Lovin Gone Bad, Wildfire Woman, Moving On, Rock n Roll Fantasy, Rock Steady, Seagull and of course Bad Company, and sooooo many more. You should react to them all.
I still know every single word! Great song, love Bad Company.
Saw Bad Co. in concert in 1981. They were the 2nd best concert I've ever seen. Only person ahead of them was Prince's Purple Rain Tour. 👍🏽👍🏽🎶💙
The Purple Rain tour was the best concert ANYONE has EVER seen...
React to "Holy Water", and "If You Needed Somebody", by Bad Company
You don’t usually see songs with Brian Howe. I thought his voice was amazing.
I’ve been to many of their concerts.. I still love their music..
Shooting Stars burn out and the world will only love you while you are a shooting star. The song is a cautionary tale.
I've been waiting for you to do this legendary song. I remember when this record came out. We were stunned at how good it was. Epic.