A version of "All Right Now" from Free that I think is much better than the album version. The guitars are more in front and raw sounding. I also think that Paul Rodgers is one of the best rock vocalists ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeFefZFstTg
A version of "All Right Now" from Free that I think is much better than the album version. The guitars are more in front and raw sounding. I also think that Paul Rodgers is one of the best rock vocalists ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeFefZFstTg
I still remember the time I finally figured out why I thought Bad Company was basically an All Right Now cover band. Lol.
A version of "All Right Now" from Free that I think is much better than the album version. The guitars are more in front and raw sounding. I also think that Paul Rodgers is one of the best rock vocalists ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeFefZFstTg
I still remember the time I finally figured out why I thought Bad Company was basically an All Right Now cover band. Lol.
In college, a roommate put on an album, and I was "Cool, Rod Stewart". He then dropped on me that while Rod was the singer, it was the Faces...(Insert "Who?" gif)...still haven't lived that one down...
Here's something from the Firm. Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page. Best if you can listen to it on vinyl. I've got a shitload of '80's vinyl. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FqwURo4j6U
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Robbie Robertson wasn't technically gifted enough at shredding (wasn't invented yet) for @BleachedAnusDawg, but man that Canucktard could write songs.
Garth Hudson was technically gifted at organ shredding through.
A legit black-Irish lead singer, Gary Moore and Scott Gorham on guitars, and a driving, thumping drum beat....Are you Fucking Kidding me?
Play it at my Funeral and crank it all the way up.
Pain by Tiger Army, one of my favorite bands. This song is the WSU anthem.