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Many folks might name Bad Company as their favorite Paul Rogers fronted band. For me it's Free and it's not really even close.
Spot on dude
I saw Paul Kossoff 2 weeks before he passed away in a small bar in Higanum CT, he killed it and played a few Free songs. Amazing guitarist, sadly passed too soon. Paul Rodgers always sang with great guitarists.
Bad Company was a pop version of Free!
Agree Free to me was the best band ever.
Free were something else. My favourite band in very stiff competition. They were miraculous!
Free were the greatest straight up. So much talent in that band. All of them very young guys just out of their teens and they had that much musical maturity and soulfulness. Remarkable band.
A ridiculously talented band! They were teenagers when they hit it big and were still in their teens, or really early 20s here! Sadly drugs ruined the life of the guitarist, Paul Kossoff, and contributed to an early death but he's still regarded as an all-time great! What could have been... The bassist, Andy Fraser (15 for the band's first album and still in his teens here) was one of the best I've ever heard! The singer, Paul Rodgers, is one of the GOATs of rock vocalists. Easily top 5 and arguably higher! He and the drummer, Simon Kirke, went on to form 'Bad Company' who enjoyed huge success in the mid to late 70s. He also became Queen's lead singer, after Freddie Mercury's death.
The guitarist Paul Kossoff was a huge influence on the guitarists in Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top. He passed away while on a flight to a gig after a long time abusing heroin. The bass player Andy Fraser wrote President Obama’s campaign song when he was running for President - unfortunately he also passed - from AIDS. Check out All Right Now their biggest hit. The other two members of the band singer Paul Rogers and drummer Simon Kirk formed the group Bad Company who were also hugely successful.
Actually Paul Kossoff was a greater influence on Angus Young of AC/DC who is his favorite guitar player. Andy Fraser/Paul Kossoff Rest In Peace ☮️💔😔💔☮️
Andy Fraser died of a heart attack...
Now we are talking people, a brilliant British rock band, Andy on base Paul on lead guitar, Simon on drums and Paul the voice Rodgers, it don't get any better than this my friend.
was lucky to see free about 3 times 1 in a club called mothers in Birmingham Uk max crowd 400 the 3rd time was at a rock festival in 1970 with 600,000 people, they rocked
You must have seen all kinds of crazy legendary acts back then.
There were several things going on at concerts back in the days of organic rock and roll. We were watching legendary artists who honed their craft with nothing but microphones, amplifiers and insanely hard work. Concert tickets were cheap enough that we could easily see 3-4 headlining shows a month. We could line up at ticket locations around 11pm for sales that began at 7am surrounded by people we didn't know and within minutes we were having a party that ended with seats on the first three rows. Perhaps above all else, the preponderance of weed and alcohol often made for a very relaxed crowd. 😑
Right On man, I saw many a show for $5, sometimes 2 in the same week, back in the 70s. I saw The Who and Pink Floyd twice each for $8.50, we were so lucky to be around then...
Paul Rodgers one of the great vocalists and Paul Kossoff (who died way too young) was a great blues guitarists
I don't think any other rock band was as soulful as Free, and none of them here was older than 20.
Back when this was recorded the talent pool was overflowing my brother.
It was a T.V. show recording, most often on theses shows the band would perform to the recording track pretending to play with vocals being live, some shows were a live performance being recorded so the audience holds their reaction until the end.
I think this was for a TV programme in Germany...and the audience were probably not there specifically for Free and were constrained by the stuidio set up. I can assure you that their normal live crowds were not like that!!
It was Granada TV, Manchester in England.
In the early 70s we sat on the floor of major venues with no seats while the few stoned hippies freaked out.
Wow, what a great choice, that song is a killer as is that group, the first of several legendary bands fronted by all time great vocalist/multi instrumentalist Paul Rodgers. Also from them try Heartbreaker or 7 Angels, more bangers from the rock solid Free. Enjoy! 🎸
Seven Angels is sadly underrated. One of my favorite songs by anybody or band. Heartbreaker is awesome also.
Dee is uninhibited how she expresses herself to guys rockin out expressing themselves musically and energetically on stage. She tells it like it is and doesn’t hold back.
Chod gets uncomfortable and jealous and changes the subject. 😂😂 you’re a refreshing addition to this reaction channel
Watch the stealer, for a better display of what they could do. Amazing band and of course allright now.
For the record- crowds listened and soaked. We celebrated after the songs ❤
Love me some _LIVE_ Free! And the great Paul Kossoff (R.I.P.) making that guitar cry! However, I gotta say, the BEST live performance I've seen yet with these guys is at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival. That live version of "Mr. Big" and "Alright Now" will absolutely floor you guys!
As a baby boomer growing up in the UK and seeing Free for the first time at the Isle of Wight concert in 1970, I can assure you there was much wild gesticulation, air guitaring, freaking out and other, shall we say, erotic activity going on in the audience, but that was an open air concert where this kind of thing was going down. However, if you look at audiences in tv studio gigs, you'll see more composure and sometimes even perplexion on audience faces. I guess tv studio audiences were given instructions by management to not be overly enthusiastic.
Even the Beatles were received with awkward reactions in some European tv studio audiences during the 60s but were greeted by screams and other hysterics during concerts.
OK, check out Free's Alright Now, Little Bit of Love, My Brother Jake.
The guy singin ended up as the singer for Bad Company and the Firm. Grteat singer by the way.
Paul Rodgers is the greatest singer in rock history..Known as "The voice " in the industry..He's sang with Jimmy page,Queen,Bad Company,..Check out "Bad Company" the song.. Pauls Rock/soul voice is incredible
Paul Rodgers, Steve Marriott and Robert Plant were considered the greatest soul/rock singers of that time. IMO - no one could touch Marriott. However, Paul Rogers in those tight white pants was definitely the sexiest - LOL!! Loved Free.
The English audience is stoic. They rock inside.
It wasnt recorded in England I dont think
Think it's Germany they were probably taking notes
"Fire and Water,* and "Wishing Well* are musts by Free. Paul Rodgers is a living legend that still sounds absolutely fantastic!
The bass solo is special.
So very! Unmatched ❤
Young sir, we heard this greatness every day. No surprise to us. We expected it. Took it for granted. Commonplace for us.
Free were the band that managed to wean me off the Beatles, saw them live back in the early 1970's, I'd be 17-18. Awesome!!😁😁🇬🇧
The singer and the drummer left and formed Bad Company in 1974. Singer is Paul Rogers. The drummer is Simon Kirke
Yeah this is what bands were like in the early 70s - really exciting. Andy Fraser I think was 16 when he joined free.
Great choice. I still listen to their music regularly. Have never gotten tired of it. Fire and Water is a great song also.
You gotta introduce Dee to Bad Company also. Maybe one of their newer live concert videos. There's a great rendition of the song Burning Sky y'all would like.
Same vocalist in both bands. Still got an amazing voice.
The bassist soloing is Andy Fraser only 15 when he joined - formed Free. I like how this lady expresses herself, really Free.
Paul Rogers is one of the best vocalists ever! Of course he's also lead singer for Bad Company which was still touring as of last year! Free is just sexy rock n roll!! Bad Company too!! 🤩❤️ Yeah Baby!!
One of my all time favorite bands along with cream hendrix etc! 70s were groovy man best times for music ☮️✌️🧐
Crowd is chill, because they been there, done that. We were spoiled back in the day. Legendary concerts were a dime a dozen. Lol
I had Free Live at The Fillmore on 8 track back in the early 70s and wore it out.
You have to understand that back in the day when we went to concerts we went to listen to the music. The audience was just mesmerized and into the music probably head down some pot. We were just respectful not like now
Four GREAT musicians here . No doubt !!
Try "Free - Oh I Wept." great song.
Y’all Love da Blues. So do I
Half of future BAD COMPANY right there!
Free had such a stark, punchy sound.. Just a great, great band.
There was no extra padding in those pants. And the cameraman missed the best bass solo ever.
Paul Kossoff was a teenager when he did this!
i was one of that crowd and we already knew we were there to hear the best combination of 4 at that time. And Rodgers is still the best ever. what you saw was reverence to brilliance, the same as later at Gary Moore concerts, almost silence from the floor until the end of a track. Glad you took the trouble to listen.
One of 'THE' best bands ever! Not even in their 20's here! (Paul Rodgers is still touring and sounds fantastic by the way) Could I suggest 'Fire and Water' for your next visit to Free?
Lead singer is Paul Rodgers of Bad Company.
This is the music I grew up on. Did it make me a better person? Yes, of course it did.
One of the finest bands to come out of the UK, Paul Rogers still sounds incredible in his 70s
Been listening to, and playing, music like this my entire 50 years, thank you Mom and Dad, and all the family and friends who exposed me to it.. It just illustrates to me the issue with a lot of music in the modern era. It just doesn’t have the same feel, and soul. These musicians went on stage and played what FELT good. It just has so much passion. You can tell they put all they had into it.. On a side note: Andy Fraser (bass), and Simon Kirke (drums), were and ARE one of the best rhythm sections to ever do it! Second maybe to Geezer Butler and Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) or John Paul Jones and John Bonham (Led Zeppelin). The 70s truly were the greatest era of modern music! The players were exploring new frontiers, and creating such powerful music..Rock On and On….👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼🔥🔥🔥
Thx! Crowd response varied back then depending on geographic culture and eras. Some venues required subdued expression with the threat of being removed! Still do! Nowadays in America people dance on a bus! I think there’s a time and place for everything!
You need to check out Paul Kossoff’s band Backstreet Crawler. Some great stuff on the two albums they did before Kossoff’s passing
My all-time favourite band!
We had so much good music back in the day that this was the norm! Crowds were much more reserved back then. Gotta agree tho, this is a monster groove from a great band.
The crowd had never seen anything like it before. The standard was to sit down and listen and be respectful. Not jump about. The bands knew this.
Check out his work with Jimmy Page on the 80s super group The Firm.
Rogers sole intention was an effort to save Jimmy Page who'd sunk into depression& substance abuse after the death of John Bonham, by giving him something to do and refocus him on a something positive.
It worked.
Andy Frazier joined Free ,I believe when he was 15 years old. As you listen, an extremely talented Bassist. Unfortunately, Paul Kossoff died at the age of 27 ? Paul Rodgers, is one of best Rock and Roll singers of all time Still going strong. He was the singer in Bad Company, Queen. Free was an exceptional live Band. I saw them at Santa Monica Civic auditorium in the 70's.I enjoyed your reaction. Please check out Arthur Lee and Love and another great voice of Paul Jones of Manfred Mann, Steve Marriot of Small Faces and Humble Pie. Check out these artists from the 60's to 80's
Dee,too funny,extra padding in the pants!! LMFAO! Chod is the musical dissector and knows his shit. You add comedy to the act!! You guys are a great team,!! It was the crowd!! I was digging this song from liftoff!!! Free fucking rocks!!!! Couldn't keep still and I'm 58 and have heard this song 100s of times.inspite of my old man aches I was doing hip thrusts too!!!
It was required for TV studio audiences to be still for broadcast reasons, possibly an FCC rule or something.
Also almost every TV performance due to the nature of seeing live taped shows with musical talent, they [the audience] are just regular people and not necessarily fans of the band, many don't even know who these bands are.
With talk show type shows or even music TV variety shows it is not known who the guest acts are. It is not like a normal concert where you know what you're buying tickets to. All you know is that you are getting free seats to a show for TV and have NO idea who is playing. You might know the host of the show but not who the guest is until the show starts.
I believe this is recorded at the BBC and the crowd had to stay seated so the cameras can move around.
You must check out some of there other songs, trouble on double time, fire and water the album is an absolute classic.
Such a great band - no gimmics and lots of space in their music with wonderful songs!
Paul Rodgers the Drummer and the Lead player went on to form BAD COMPANY
Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke the drummer went on to form Bad Company. The lead guitarist, Paul Kossoff went on to form Back Street Crawler, but sadly passed a few years later.
I clicked cuz i thought this was the GROUP Mr. Big singing a song called Free 😂
Was introduced to this band in High School. By a friend of mine who sadly the same year passed away in a car accident. I am forever internally grateful to him and forever Free the band will immortalize him in my thoughts. That being said, My opinion for all up and coming young musicians who want to start a band, Pay attention to Paul Rogers vocals one of the greatest Paul Kossoff guitar and Andy Fraiser bass guitar and Simon Kirke drums there sound, style and, Vocals of Roger's are what makes a true successful band.. BTW Andy Faiser on Bass was 16 when this song was released
These were studio performances. This was 1970. People were more inhibited and better behaved, to be blunt. And they would have been told to listen. Looking at the crowd I think that this particular form of brilliance went over their heads. It wasn't a rock concert, but a small studio with large equipment everywhere. The music then was out of this world and in clubs, concerts and festivals people would've got down. But TV was still very new. This performance..in such sterile surroundings, was just peeless.
The singer is Paul Rogers who later formed the band Bad Company
What a great bassline - all thumbs up ! It may be that you know the band "Mr. Big". They were fans of "Free" and named themselves after the title and also played the song. The biggest hit from "Free" was All right now. Paul Rodgers has also played a few concerts with "Queen". Many greets @all from hamburg (germany)
Awesome band! They have an album called " Heartbreaker " you should check out some of the tunes on it, specifically " Wishing Well " Will not disappoint.🤠😎
Should also check out Backstreet Crawler with Paul Kossoff. Some great music that never got the exposure it deserves due to Kossoff’s untimely death
The people are “ listening “. Taking it all in. Not missing anything.
They were just kids. They weren't ready to become legends.
So many thing's too say about "Free" but it doesn't matter...jus enjoy.
Paul Roger sang with queen also. He was Freddie's favorite singer.
Attitudes and common practice were different a generation or two ago.
Probably much more pronounced for TV. A more controlled appearance was expected. At a concert outside, different story.
you'd be hard pressed to find a more soulful tune than Free 'oh I Wept"
Paul Rodgers became the frontman for Bad Company Steve Winwood was also part of Free
Free great band. That is Paul Rodgers lead singer, later frontman for "Bad Company".
Paul Rodgers went on to create Bad Company, all right now Frees biggest hit
Hi Chod and Dee! Glad you liked Free. This one of their best songs. Can I also recommend "The Hunter".Regarding the crowd that you have mentioned before. This was very much a 70s thing. People who listened to pop music danced, as for a prog and rock audience you wanted to take in every note, every sound. It's not that people didn't have any emotion, it was more of a cerebral thing, people wanted to take in every note. Music for the head. Of course you'd get a fair number of head bangers in their seats. It was a different time.
Love this Band!
Gorgeous musc!
The audience are mostly kids who probably never heard anything like this before. Hard blues/rock was new then, now it’s old.
Another GREAT band from my favorite time in Rock history 1965-73. Such an overabundance of talent. Loved Free, and Paul Rogers is such a soulful singer. Rogers, Plant and Steve Marriott are considered the greatest soul/rock singers of that era. No one can touch Marriott in my opinion for soulful singing, but I have to admit Paul is sexier in those white pants! Please introduce Dee to Steve with the Small Faces. She has already said - in Black Coffee- that his voice was phenomenal. You loved "Tin Soldier", I bet she would also. Or try one you haven't heard - this was a fun song and a hit:
ruclips.net/video/6vWTtx_PxPo/видео.html Small Faces Tin Soldier
ruclips.net/video/zXeRB-3nDR8/видео.html Small Faces Lazy Sunday
Iconic British Rock....totally legendry.
Poor Free. They were a good band but they broke up when Paul Rodgers went on to front Bad Company. As good as they were, they could never go on without their singer.
Need to do some Bad Company since you like his voice. Same singer.
My favorite cut on the studio Album.
The singer is Paul Rodgers----Check out BAD COMPANY!!!!
The concert is being recorded that’s why the audience is behaving
Many people in the UK and other European countries used to think that American audiences reacted too much.
It wasn't seen as cool.
Like you man 🤟
The crowd looks like the smoked opium. Stoned
Love you guys! Love your expressions!Wish you would do "Turn Me Loose" by Loverboy!
Loverboy? Lol,ha ha ha! They play music on this channel, not MTV shit. Lover boy, don't make me puke
These people sat stoned in disbelief
can you do a reaction to Sing a Mean Tune Kid by Chicago
It was a hippy thing before moshing . All Right Now - was Top 10 classic rawk .K's intonation was unique . Worth checking out reissue of Back Street Crawler for all the out takes ect .
Yall gotta do Mr Big "To Be With You."
Live in the TV studio you are not allowed to go berserk, it interferes with sound for the broadcast!
The audience were invited by the tv company and were told not to react to distract from the band
Back then because of the Beatles and there fans they warned the TV audience in England not react that's why they were so stiff.
Crowds were told to behave on TV shows back then.
I belive its a tv performance so probs more of a sit ans listen
The word is medicated heavy.