Paul Rodges, I guess you already know this but you have a god-given talent and you share it with other people how wonderful is that?❤❤❤ It's all right now!
This is the Song with A history for me I have been playing this for about 30 years and never got tired of doing it for it is one of the greatest rock songs with panache it's got flair and it's speaking to peoples heart's and the Solo I can do that what brain May is doing really but I am really More into the original guitarist lead I think everyone has tried to put the expression in his Solo And some are better than the other BUT the original Solo and then brain May who's also giving me a nice impression of the original
Er, Pino Paladino. Yes, plays with John Mayer's trio (with Stones drummer Steve Jordan) but also did the Who, Jeff Beck, and many others. He first broke big with Paul Young in the early 80s. ruclips.net/video/YTxRONRqxLQ/видео.html&ab_channel=mymusicfootage
This is not 'Live in Glasgow'. There is a Paul Rodgers video of that name but this isn't it. This is from Wembley Arena (not the stadium) in London and is from the DVD 'The Strat Pack', which captured a celebration of the Fender Stratocaster. Though Brian May did play a Strat during the show he used his iconic Red Special for this tune. The house band includes Ian Thomas (dr), Phil Palmer (rhy) and Pino Paladino (bs). Other guests included Joe Walsh, Ronnie Wood, Gary Moore (killer version of Hendrix's 'Red House'), Hank Marvin and other luminaries including Amy Winehouse, though no Eric Clapton nor Jeff Beck (the latter apparently backing out after discovering the show was to be recorded). I have the DVD. It's entertaining, though the lineup is weird given the 'Strat Pack' concept.
50 years and he still has the same voice. I wonder if he just stood in front of the mic like when he was younger would he come across better. Early Jagger was a lot cooler before he turned into the prancing rooster.
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Paul Rodgers is without a doubt one of the greatest voices in rock music
He and Lou Gramm are Rock's greatest voices.
No doubt!!!
He knows how to turn-on the audience ! He's a great singer .
The greatest blues'rock vocalist EVER Mr Paul Rodgers
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This rock anthem has is all.
Vicious vocals
Gritty guitar
Driving Drums
Brilliant Bass
Boss Backing Vocals
Dedicating this to Paul Kossoff. Class act. Brian May does this justice.
Awesome singer Paul Rogers All Right Now is one of the greatest rock songs of all time.
My God Paul Rogers is still a force!!!! The loss of Paul Kossoff was an eternal loss!! But.....Brian May had it well covered.
Brian May does one fucking EXCELLENT job here! Legend! R.I.P Paul Kossoff
No other words to describe! Great comment! Paul killed it and you nailed it Sir!👍🏻🎤🎸🎼🎵🥁🎹
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The voice of rock!
J'adore, j'avais 15 ans, quand je me déchaînée dessus avec les potes 🎸🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Quelle voix géniale 💗💕💘
Proof that real talent attracts perfection!
Paul Rodges, I guess you already know this but you have a god-given talent and you share it with other people how wonderful is that?❤❤❤ It's all right now!
We can’t be beat! Listening to Paul Rodgers since late 60’s! Voice and performance so strong and powerful! Love you Paul!❤️👍🏻
Yes Paul Rogers as powerful as ever..perfection..in blues rock vocals
Best song at park dances...never sat on that one ..ok...I was 14..lol
This bloke with Queen is the next thing to Fredy, just fantastic. We need to see more of Paul Rodgers with Queen❤❤❤❤❤😂😊
The greatest voice and best looking man in rock music.
Without doubt the best voice for a long time unbelievable clarity and timing - superb
Paul Rodgers is a force to be reckoned with! Such a treasure!
Brian May...also great...
Excellent video
This is the Song with A history for me I have been playing this for about 30 years and never got tired of doing it for it is one of the greatest rock songs with panache it's got flair and it's speaking to peoples heart's and the Solo I can do that what brain May is doing really but I am really More into the original guitarist lead I think everyone has tried to put the expression in his Solo And some are better than the other BUT the original Solo and then brain May who's also giving me a nice impression of the original
Guitar man , bravo.
What the world missed when Queen couldn’t connect with Rogers after Freddie passed way…
Magnifique
Nino Paledino and Brian May....those guys are awesome.. Nino has played with the John Mayer Trio and Brian has played with Queen
Er, Pino Paladino. Yes, plays with John Mayer's trio (with Stones drummer Steve Jordan) but also did the Who, Jeff Beck, and many others. He first broke big with Paul Young in the early 80s. ruclips.net/video/YTxRONRqxLQ/видео.html&ab_channel=mymusicfootage
Thanks fot rrhr ti hd ti goddammit
As a Free tribute band these guys are pretty good.
It's not a Free tribute band, this is part of the 50 years Fender stratocaster concert 🙂
Ecxelzional
This is not 'Live in Glasgow'. There is a Paul Rodgers video of that name but this isn't it.
This is from Wembley Arena (not the stadium) in London and is from the DVD 'The Strat Pack', which captured a celebration of the Fender Stratocaster. Though Brian May did play a Strat during the show he used his iconic Red Special for this tune.
The house band includes Ian Thomas (dr), Phil Palmer (rhy) and Pino Paladino (bs). Other guests included Joe Walsh, Ronnie Wood, Gary Moore (killer version of Hendrix's 'Red House'), Hank Marvin and other luminaries including Amy Winehouse, though no Eric Clapton nor Jeff Beck (the latter apparently backing out after discovering the show was to be recorded).
I have the DVD. It's entertaining, though the lineup is weird given the 'Strat Pack' concept.
What year was this?
I think it was 2004 if that helps you. PC. 25. 01. 2021.
Andy Fraser baseline!!!
Not Glasgow. Wembley
50 years and he still has the same voice. I wonder if he just stood in front of the mic like when he was younger would he come across better. Early Jagger was a lot cooler before he turned into the prancing rooster.