Paul Rogers is still active, and still sounds just as good now as he did then. He is considered one of the best voices, and best all around guys, in all of music.
Free were a great band and underappreciated in the US. I don't like when they get listed as a one hit wonder as they had six great albums and more than one hit in the UK. Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke the singer and drummer respectively went on to form Bad Company who had another six really good albums and several US hits. They wrote this song because they needed a song to use live and get the crowd involved and it became one of the biggest rock songs ever.
@@michaelasay8587 They were anything but one hit wonders in the UK, as Vinnie said. IIRC They were only active from '68/9-'75 with a break up and reunion in that period.
I am about to turn 65 in march and i must say that to this very day that is my all time favorite guitar solo, it's so soulful, bluesy and full of emotion. Simply the best.
Singer for free is Paul Rogers. After this he became lead singer for Bad Company. One of the greatest voices of rock n roll. Listen to Silver Blue & Gold or Shooting Star. You’ll want to go down the rabbit hole. Bad Co. YES !!!!
Free released this album in 1970 when Michael was only 12 years old... Love you guys, going to check out your Motown reactions today too. And yes, I am a subscriber to ImStillAsia and love the content! Thanks, Yall! 😎😎😎
It's fairly amazing to think that two of this band were teenagers and the other two were barely into their twenties when this was written and recorded.. however, it's now where near their best track.. check out 'Be My friend Live' "Mr Big" " My brother Jake" and many other songs, to realise how fantastic they were.. Side note, first band I ever saw live, when I was but a youngster in Scotland , early 70's..
I couldn't believe that the singer & songwriter, Paul Rodgers, was only 18 yrs old, the guitarist & drummer were 17 yrs old, and the bass player was only 15 yrs old when they recorded this rock masterpiece!
Well Free came out with this well before MJ was really into his groove! He was probably about 11 or 12 when this was released and still in the Jackson Five. The lead singer was the frontman in the band Bad Company and also teamed up with Jimmy Page in the early 80s, The frontman's name is Paul Rodgers.
Paul Rodgers, lead singer, has one of the best rock vocals alongside Robert Plant. Later became Bad Company. Next Free song must be Wishing Well. This song is currently used in a jingle here in Australia for either Kmart or Target
Paul Rogers, "Silver blue and gold", "Shooting Star" "Bad Company", Free, and so, so many more...Paul Rogers should be in the Rocking Roll Hall of Fame! One of the best!!!!!!!!
Free were originally a blues rock band but went a little more hard rock and then morphed into Bad Company when guitarist Paul Kossoff (RIP) was unable to overcome his addictions.
This is absolutely different than the “original” version from back in the day, but it sounds just like it but clearer and brighter. I like it. Btw, in 1968, when Bassist, Andy Fraser was asked to be a founding member of the band, he was 15 years old! Listen to his bass line in this song. Impressive!
@@davebeach2343 In the sixties, all over America, there were teens picking up instruments and jamming together in the garages of their family homes. Thus the term "Garage Band". Throughout England teens were doing the same thing. Andy's father was Barbadian/Guyanese of mixed European and African ancestry, and his Mother was English. Andy began piano training at age 5 and trained classically until age 12, when he took up the guitar. By 13 he was playing in East End, West Indian clubs after being expelled from High School in 1968 at age 15. He enrolled ad Hammersmith College of Further Education where he met fellow student Sappho Korner. She introduced him to her father, pioneering Blues Musician and Radio Broadcaster Alexis Korner. Shortly thereafter after receiving a phone cal from JOHN MAYALL who was looking for a Bass player. Korner suggested Andy. Still only 15 he was in a professional band earning 50 pounds per week. It was a brief gig. Still 15 years old, Korner next introduced Andy to Paul Rodgers, Paul Kossoff, and Simon Kirke, and they formed the band Free.
@@ptofview Is the Korner you mention in your comment, part of Korner, Ray, and Glover? I lived in Minneapolis for 7 years and was introduced to them by friends up there. Thanks for your reply and your time.
@@davebeach2343 Andy was born in England. Alexis Korner is from England as well. Don’t know of any Philly relation. Sadly, Andy passed in 2015, only 62 years old, from a heart attack, in Temecula, CA.
I was in the Navy stationed in Scotland when this came out, it was a mainstay in all of the dance clubs usually followed by "96 Tears" a song you should react to I think you’ll love it.
I'm curious about why one song would follow the other on a regular basis. From this bluesrock to the organ of 96 Tears is an interesting mix. Thanks for your reply if you do. No worries
@@davebeach2343 back in those days styles of music weren't so pigeon holed segregated by if it's this style or that style. Radio stations were all variety
@@bobowrathsovine. I'm old enough to remember how the radio stations would play a wide variety of songs from many genres of music, one after another. That's one of the things that I think we've lost because people want to place labels on music and only offer one particular style for airplay. I was just wondering if there's any particular reason for why one song would always follow the other. Usually dj's mix it up so that they don't have a pattern which might bore some people. I do thank you for the reply though.
Lead singer Paul Rodgers has as much soul in his voice as just about anyone. This British Born singer went on to form the world famous Band "Bad Company." In fact, I think you reacted to that song not too long ago. Paul Rodgers was so darn talented.
FREE, " ALRIGHT NOW ". SINGER PAUL ROGERS WAS CALLED IN THE 70'S, THE PRINCE OF ROCK MUSIC. THERE IS A VERY GROOVY LIVE VIDEO OF THIS TUNE... ANOTHER GREAT 70'S BANGER IS " SLOW RIDE " BY FOGHAT
Good morning to you Asia and BJ from Norway. It is a good way to start the day when I can have my morning coffee AND watch your reaction videos of some good music at the same time. Thank you very much you guys.
Paul Rodgers, the singer, is also the lead singer of the band Bad Company. He has an awesome voice. Believe it or not, back in 1975, I saw the band "Free" at my Junior High School (grades 7-9), I was in 9th grade. Never ever since then have I seen a popular band at a school. It was awesome to have a concert at my school.
Free were on permanent rotation in our house in the 70s. It's heavy RnB; one of the GOAT bands. David Kossoff's guitar playing is awesome. He died tragically young sadly.
this is a great band, paul rodgers ( the lead singer and main songwriter ) went on to form the band bad company. they have so many classics that i don't even know where to begin. here's a few - can't get enough, - burnin' sky, - feel like making love, - rock steady, - ready for love, - shooting star, - run with the pack, and the song, - bad company, just to name a few. every one is worth checking out, and more.
It's the mix Bob Clearmountain was hired to do for the 1991 compilation album. All Right Now was rereleased to promote it and got to #8. One of those songs that you never get tired of. A lot of older tracks were coming back into the charts around this time. Steve Miller Band's The Joker, T-Rex's 20th Century Boy and The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go were all big hits again in '90/'91.
A 70'er here -- I just listened to another reaction to this song and it sounded edited. I searched for the original but clicked on this video, thinking they wouldn't have the same edited version. But they did. Then I'm thinking -- am I crazy ?! I KNOW the song we listened to in the 70's was longer than this version. And then my rock brothers came through for me. Thanks, bros. Now I'm gonna find the original version and rock out.
It sounds instruments sound dry due to the mix while Rodgers Vocals have been pushed to the front of the mix I hate when they do remixes of classic rock songs they take away the edge and grit of the original recording
Paul Rogers toured with Queen a few years back and he sang lead vocal for queen as it was after Freddie Mercurys death, They also did some Free and Bad company songs.
This must be a remastered version. I almost thought it was a different band playing but the details are the same but the audio is much brighter than the original among other differences. Sounds good. This band turned into Bad Comapny, one of the best ROCK bands ever...signed by Led Zeppelin. ...after hearing the entire song, this is just not the same version we all grew up on over FM radio... just sayin.
Yes this is the remastered version and it doesn't have the depth of the original version..The vocals and the guitar should be much more to the fore..I should be able to feel this song to my core, and I'm not feeling this light and brighter version..
Just remember also back in the day censors were far more strict. It wasn't that the average guy would use that as a pick up line in reality but bands either had to clean it up or use innuendo. I think that in many ways inadvertently lend to some magical lyrics and innovative sounds. A lot of the time the instrument are also expressing the real story and or thoughts, emotions behind the song.
More suggestions from Free: Fire and Water, Wishing Well, Mr. Big, be My Friend, The Stealer, I’m a Mover, Broad Daylight, Songs of Yesterday, Ride a Pony, Catch a Train, My Brother Jake, and Woman.
Paul Kossoff (Free guitarist) his unhappiness following the break up of Free and his drug addictions contributed to a drastic decline in his health. Kossoff died on a flight from Los Angeles to New York on 19 March 1976 age 25 from a pulmonary embolism after a blood clot in his leg moved to his lung, while touring America with Back Street Crawler. His body was returned to England and cremated at Golders Green Crematorium in North West London. His epitaph in the Summerhouse there reads: "All right now"
Back in the day, lyrics weren't always important. As long as they worked with the beat in rock songs. When we wrote lyrics to songs, we were thinking, "OK, what rhymes with this word or that word and still fits in the beat syllable wise. Bands like the EAGLES or America, Seals and Croft is where the lyrics were everything most of the times.
The lead singer here went on to the group Bad company! Big hit feel like making love. You would really like this song. I enjoy your reactions. I’m 67 ani’s group up with this rock and can answer a lot of questions! Keep on rock in’ . Long live AC/DC
@@michaelasay8587 Absolutely....he also did a stint with Queen before the Adam Lambert experiment. Existing Queen members obviously thought so much of his vocal talent to cover Freddie Mercury's songs..great compliment. I love him also in The Firm with Jimmy Page...
Hey those pick up lines with work if you could sing like this guy. This dude is the ultimate rocker. I love the line let's move before they raise the parking rate
Paul Rogers is still active, and still sounds just as good now as he did then. He is considered one of the best voices, and best all around guys, in all of music.
Why didn't they do more music???
@@michaelasay8587 They split because of drugs and it wasnt too long after they split and Paul Rodgers formed Bad Company that Paul Kossoff died...
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It's a reason he was vocalist with Queen for a while.
He's got a good voice.
Not as good as Freddy, but very good.
Greatest rock vocalist EVER
Free were a great band and underappreciated in the US. I don't like when they get listed as a one hit wonder as they had six great albums and more than one hit in the UK. Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke the singer and drummer respectively went on to form Bad Company who had another six really good albums and several US hits. They wrote this song because they needed a song to use live and get the crowd involved and it became one of the biggest rock songs ever.
Yes, this is the only song people react to from Free, but they have soooo many great songs.
Underappreciated? Of course this song is...I don't know any other music by them.
Paul Rodgers is the bomb! Thanks for the info. I honestly never knew it was him fronting this band! Rock on!
@@michaelasay8587
They were anything but one hit wonders in the UK, as Vinnie said.
IIRC They were only active from '68/9-'75 with a break up and reunion in that period.
My Brother Jake and Wishing Well a couple of of their great songs. The 70's were a wonderful time for bands like this!
I think little bit off love did well as well travelling in style and the stealer didn't do great
It's a "Banger" alright.... If you like Paul Rogers vocals, check out his next group- "Bad Company"
Definitely
I saw Paul Rodgers a few years ago in concert. He's still got it. Great to hear him sing in person.
This makes me remember the old live album with slow ride. Excellent album...Foghat that is
I am about to turn 65 in march and i must say that to this very day that is my all time favorite guitar solo, it's so soulful, bluesy and full of emotion. Simply the best.
Us 70s BRATS WERE OVER SPOILIT WITH GREAT MUSIC ,,
Paul Rodgers is the man....one of the greatest rock singers ever...Free, Bad Company, The Firm, sang with Queen, just a legend
Amazing Free, Bad Company or Paul Rodgers not in the Hall of Fame
Singer for free is Paul Rogers. After this he became lead singer for Bad Company. One of the greatest voices of rock n roll. Listen to Silver Blue & Gold or Shooting Star. You’ll want to go down the rabbit hole. Bad Co. YES !!!!
Wow-I did not know that was Paul Rodgers. Thanks.
You would both love " Wishing Well " by Free, my favourite 70's Rock song ❤️❤️
Absolutely! I just mentioned that too
I grew up with all of this great stuff. DAMN, we had some fantastic music!
You 2 this was way before MJ went solo THIS was 1970
Free were years before Jackson; he was still in the Five.
Free released this album in 1970 when Michael was only 12 years old... Love you guys, going to check out your Motown reactions today too. And yes, I am a subscriber to ImStillAsia and love the content! Thanks, Yall! 😎😎😎
Who's Michael?
@@michaelasay8587~ Jackson
Paul Rogers is a vampire, looks damn good in his 70s, and he still sings like a 20 year old
It's fairly amazing to think that two of this band were teenagers and the other two were barely into their twenties when this was written and recorded.. however, it's now where near their best track.. check out 'Be My friend Live' "Mr Big" " My brother Jake" and many other songs, to realise how fantastic they were.. Side note, first band I ever saw live, when I was but a youngster in Scotland , early 70's..
I couldn't believe that the singer & songwriter, Paul Rodgers, was only 18 yrs old, the guitarist & drummer were 17 yrs old, and the bass player was only 15 yrs old when they recorded this rock masterpiece!
Love me some Paul Rodgers! Love him and in my top 10 male singers.💘
Well Free came out with this well before MJ was really into his groove! He was probably about 11 or 12 when this was released and still in the Jackson Five. The lead singer was the frontman in the band Bad Company and also teamed up with Jimmy Page in the early 80s, The frontman's name is Paul Rodgers.
Michael was ALWAYS in his groove lol! I loved the Jackson 5! 😁👍🏻
Paul Rodgers, lead singer, has one of the best rock vocals alongside Robert Plant. Later became Bad Company. Next Free song must be Wishing Well.
This song is currently used in a jingle here in Australia for either Kmart or Target
Paul Rogers, "Silver blue and gold", "Shooting Star" "Bad Company", Free, and so, so many more...Paul Rogers should be in the Rocking Roll Hall of Fame! One of the best!!!!!!!!
Paul Rodgers was the lead singer in 3 bands, Free, Bad Company and the one many people either forget about or are unaware of. The Firm.
Still one of my favorite songs
Guy's you got a great one. This from my generation so keep it up!!!!!
🤯🤯🤯
Lead Singer Paul Rodgers would go on to front Queen many years later, Rodgers was known to be one of Freddie Mercury's fave vocalists - he's amazing.
Free were originally a blues rock band but went a little more hard rock and then morphed into Bad Company when guitarist Paul Kossoff (RIP) was unable to overcome his addictions.
Paul Rogers is the lead singer for this short lived band. He went on to be lead singer for Bad Company.
Great song from a great English band from the 70s - I’ve always love it.
"Be my Friend " live from the Isle of Wight. a real banger...the video is listed as "Be my friend (live 1970)
I loved watching BJ move to this. Great to see you young-uns getting into our music!
This is absolutely different than the “original” version from back in the day, but it sounds just like it but clearer and brighter. I like it. Btw, in 1968, when Bassist, Andy Fraser was asked to be a founding member of the band, he was 15 years old! Listen to his bass line in this song. Impressive!
Thanks for that info. Do you know any more about how they even knew who he was?
@@davebeach2343 In the sixties, all over America, there were teens picking up instruments and jamming together in the garages of their family homes. Thus the term "Garage Band". Throughout England teens were doing the same thing. Andy's father was Barbadian/Guyanese of mixed European and African ancestry, and his Mother was English. Andy began piano training at age 5 and trained classically until age 12, when he took up the guitar. By 13 he was playing in East End, West Indian clubs after being expelled from High School in 1968 at age 15. He enrolled ad Hammersmith College of Further Education where he met fellow student Sappho Korner. She introduced him to her father, pioneering Blues Musician and Radio Broadcaster Alexis Korner. Shortly thereafter after receiving a phone cal from JOHN MAYALL who was looking for a Bass player. Korner suggested Andy. Still only 15 he was in a professional band earning 50 pounds per week. It was a brief gig. Still 15 years old, Korner next introduced Andy to Paul Rodgers, Paul Kossoff, and Simon Kirke, and they formed the band Free.
@@ptofview Is the Korner you mention in your comment, part of Korner, Ray, and Glover? I lived in Minneapolis for 7 years and was introduced to them by friends up there. Thanks for your reply and your time.
@@davebeach2343 Andy was born in England. Alexis Korner is from England as well. Don’t know of any Philly relation. Sadly, Andy passed in 2015, only 62 years old, from a heart attack, in Temecula, CA.
First time I've heard this remix. Drums esp the cowbells are given more prominence. Wonderful, funky bass.
Great song!!! Thank you for the reaction.
70s Quality right there.
This is an Altered Expanded Version that has more echo with cowbell unlike the original version .. It is good though..
We dance like crazy to this song in high school.... still loving it!
Great song. Love the voice.
I was in the Navy stationed in Scotland when this came out, it was a mainstay in all of the dance clubs usually followed by "96 Tears" a song you should react to I think you’ll love it.
I'm related to members of the Mysterians
I'm curious about why one song would follow the other on a regular basis. From this bluesrock to the organ of 96 Tears is an interesting mix. Thanks for your reply if you do. No worries
@@davebeach2343 back in those days styles of music weren't so pigeon holed segregated by if it's this style or that style. Radio stations were all variety
@@bobowrathsovine. I'm old enough to remember how the radio stations would play a wide variety of songs from many genres of music, one after another. That's one of the things that I think we've lost because people want to place labels on music and only offer one particular style for airplay. I was just wondering if there's any particular reason for why one song would always follow the other. Usually dj's mix it up so that they don't have a pattern which might bore some people. I do thank you for the reply though.
Lead singer Paul Rodgers has as much soul in his voice as just about anyone. This British Born singer went on to form the world famous Band "Bad Company." In fact, I think you reacted to that song not too long ago. Paul Rodgers was so darn talented.
I was 19 when this smashed the British charts...Paul Rogers had a great Rock voice....and I had long hair then too !....let's get FREE people xx
That's a banger .
"All right now", Asia Don't let that beat get you dancing.
This song is so much fun.
No let it..get her dancing!!
70's rock, great call, it was a hit in 1970.
Such a great smile and happy eyes !
Asia is adorable too 🤣
Love the personalities.
Keep up the good work
FREE, " ALRIGHT NOW ". SINGER PAUL ROGERS WAS CALLED IN THE 70'S, THE PRINCE OF ROCK MUSIC. THERE IS A VERY GROOVY LIVE VIDEO OF THIS TUNE... ANOTHER GREAT 70'S BANGER IS " SLOW RIDE " BY FOGHAT
Good morning to you Asia and BJ from Norway. It is a good way to start the day when I can have my morning coffee AND watch your reaction videos of some good music at the same time. Thank you very much you guys.
First heard this in 1990 in a Wrigleys advert -- loved it then and still do :-)
Paul Rodgers, the singer, is also the lead singer of the band Bad
Company. He has an awesome voice. Believe it or not, back in 1975, I
saw the band "Free" at my Junior High School (grades 7-9), I was in 9th
grade. Never ever since then have I seen a popular band at a school. It
was awesome to have a concert at my school.
Free were on permanent rotation in our house in the 70s. It's heavy RnB; one of the GOAT bands. David Kossoff's guitar playing is awesome. He died tragically young sadly.
David????
@@countycricklewoodDoh! Paul, of course.
Great song, great band. As far as I know the girl he's singing about is Gloria Jones, who did the original of 'Tainted Love'.
And was Marc Bolan’s long time girlfriend.
Paul Rodgers one of the best rock voices ever and he is also the lead singer of Bad Company.
Need to listen to Bad Company. They had many hits and Paul Rodgers is beautiful!
this is a great band, paul rodgers ( the lead singer and main songwriter ) went on to form the band bad company. they have so many classics that i don't even know where to begin. here's a few - can't get enough, - burnin' sky, - feel like making love, - rock steady, - ready for love, - shooting star, - run with the pack, and the song, - bad company, just to name a few. every one is worth checking out, and more.
This is a different master mix than what was originally released, it has echo chamber sound and not as edgy, but still fire.
I knew there was something “off” to my ear.. still great however was missing some tids and bits-
It's the mix Bob Clearmountain was hired to do for the 1991 compilation album. All Right Now was rereleased to promote it and got to #8. One of those songs that you never get tired of. A lot of older tracks were coming back into the charts around this time. Steve Miller Band's The Joker, T-Rex's 20th Century Boy and The Clash's Should I Stay or Should I Go were all big hits again in '90/'91.
A 70'er here -- I just listened to another reaction to this song and it sounded edited. I searched for the original but clicked on this video, thinking they wouldn't have the same edited version. But they did. Then I'm thinking -- am I crazy ?! I KNOW the song we listened to in the 70's was longer than this version. And then my rock brothers came through for me. Thanks, bros. Now I'm gonna find the original version and rock out.
It sounds instruments sound dry due to the mix while Rodgers Vocals have been pushed to the front of the mix I hate when they do remixes of classic rock songs they take away the edge and grit of the original recording
Paul Rogers toured with Queen a few years back and he sang lead vocal for queen as it was after Freddie Mercurys death, They also did some Free and Bad company songs.
Free! Yes love them! Paul Rogers and Company (Bad Company) still rocking! Check out "Free Live album" for some gems! "Fire and Water" ," Ride on Pony"
This must be a remastered version. I almost thought it was a different band playing but the details are the same but the audio is much brighter than the original among other differences. Sounds good. This band turned into Bad Comapny, one of the best ROCK bands ever...signed by Led Zeppelin.
...after hearing the entire song, this is just not the same version we all grew up on over FM radio... just sayin.
Yeah, not the same.
Yep, this version edits out the second stanza, I’m bummed cause it has a better buildup and the mix sounds better on the original.
Bad company opened for The Edgar Winter Group. I saw them in the mid 70's. Great concert. Then I saw them as the headliner.
Yes this is the remastered version and it doesn't have the depth of the original version..The vocals and the guitar should be much more to the fore..I should be able to feel this song to my core, and I'm not feeling this light and brighter version..
Just remember also back in the day censors were far more strict. It wasn't that the average guy would use that as a pick up line in reality but bands either had to clean it up or use innuendo. I think that in many ways inadvertently lend to some magical lyrics and innovative sounds. A lot of the time the instrument are also expressing the real story and or thoughts, emotions behind the song.
what a voice! and what a guitarist legends here in the uk
One simple ... but rockin guitar solo!!!!
More suggestions from Free: Fire and Water, Wishing Well, Mr. Big, be My Friend, The Stealer, I’m a Mover, Broad Daylight, Songs of Yesterday, Ride a Pony, Catch a Train, My Brother Jake, and Woman.
This sounds like a different version from the one played on the radio. Sounds great though.
Had me dancing the dance I used to do when it came on at the disco, the dance was cheesy too :)
Paul Rodgers - lead vocal
Paul Kossoff - electric guitar
Andy Fraser - bass guitar, piano
Simon Kirke - drums
Rockin’ song. Gotta love it.
These guys were in their teens when this hit. Rogers (singer) and Kirke (drums) were 19, Kossoff (guitar) was 18 and Andy Frazier (bass) was 15.
Paul Rogers was the singer in this band and then he went on to sing for the band "Bad Company"..... 😎
The bass is very much like a James Jamerson bass line. Like you hear on early Jackson music. The jazz and blues influences are evident. Great stuff!
My favourite band of all time
A great band from the late 60s and 70s they had several albums and a bunch of hit song's at a time when there was so much great music coming out
Check out their song "Wishing Well", excellent rocker.
Paul Rodgers has to be in the top 10 all time rock voices
Top five.
Paul Kossoff (Free guitarist) his unhappiness following the break up of Free and his drug addictions contributed to a drastic decline in his health. Kossoff died on a flight from Los Angeles to New York on 19 March 1976 age 25 from a pulmonary embolism after a blood clot in his leg moved to his lung, while touring America with Back Street Crawler. His body was returned to England and cremated at Golders Green Crematorium in North West London. His epitaph in the Summerhouse there reads: "All right now"
It is slightly reminiscent in tone to ‘Beat It’ that hook was written for Michael Jackson by the great guitarist Steve Lukather from ToTo
I love you two!... Thank you!... Keep on keeping on...
Yet another top British band, hell yeah!🇬🇧
Love this couple so much!
The song “Bad Company” from the album”Bad Company” by the band “Bad Company”!! Paul f’ing Rodgers! Best blues/rock singer there ever was.
The Stones and Bad Company both did great covers of this. They took it to number one. So did Free for that matter. 1970.
Love this song.........sadly always reminds me of Paul Kossoff the guitarist who lost his life to drugs......
That's old school rock an roll.
Back in the day, lyrics weren't always important. As long as they worked with the beat in rock songs. When we wrote lyrics to songs, we were thinking, "OK, what rhymes with this word or that word and still fits in the beat syllable wise. Bands like the EAGLES or America, Seals and Croft is where the lyrics were everything most of the times.
The lead singer here went on to the group Bad company! Big hit feel like making love. You would really like this song. I enjoy your reactions. I’m 67 ani’s group up with this rock and can answer a lot of questions! Keep on rock in’ . Long live AC/DC
The singer later formed Bad Company and was their singer
50 years and it never gets old.
Great guitar and bass! And Paul Roger's voice is awesome.
Paul Rogers one of the great rock vocalists ever...
Has he done much music? I gotta look him up!!!
@@michaelasay8587 Absolutely....he also did a stint with Queen before the Adam Lambert experiment. Existing Queen members obviously thought so much of his vocal talent to cover Freddie Mercury's songs..great compliment. I love him also in The Firm with Jimmy Page...
Reminds me of going to the skating rink when I was in 11-12 years old.
Hey those pick up lines with work if you could sing like this guy. This dude is the ultimate rocker. I love the line let's move before they raise the parking rate
Checkout their live version of- song of yesterday - awesome bass and guitar!!
The first time I heard this song was on Now And Then.
The lead singer went on the sing with Bad Company he is a great singer
If you a rock star even a cheezy line works......haha
Free played a concert at a high school I attended in Cantillo,Texas before they became famous. Great then. Better now.
This was their big hit and Paul Kossoff the guitarist could say so much in a few notes!
BJ would of done great on MTV's headbangers ball
The singer Paul Rogers and the guitarist went on to form Bad Company
So much great stuff and they were just bairns.
Awww this is my mum and dad's song
One of the best Brit blues group! Paul Kossoff such a loss! You should watch Free Doing There Thing, live television concert. Mr Big a seminal track
Singer and drummer went on to form Bad Company.
Greatest band ever on planet certainly greatest Rock singer on planet
This song is badass