The king of the jungle is right here singing this song. Paul Rodgers has Been giving me chills since I heard Wishing well on radio in the back seat of my mums Holden in the mid 70s. Even as a kid a thought wow this black man is a good singer.
Paul.....thank you for all your inspiration in not only vocal ability..but what all of this world strives for & that my vocal brother....is LOVE & Passion for the CRAFT!!!! Faaaaking LOVE ❤ all ya do my brother....🤘
No wonder he is one of the greatest vocalist alive in rock n roll ....wish i had his vocal ranges....just amazing....lot of Indian ragas in his soulful singing
This London Production with (Decca) with Billy Sherwood at charge of the whole, is another of the legendary Paul Rodgers Tributes. Not only does he surrounds himself with some of the best Main Guitars (to remark Neal Schon, Jeff Beck, Richie Sanbora, Gary Moore, and David Gilmour among some others) but does a display of how good vocalist he is. Each time Rodgers appears with such artists at work with him, you can be sure to be offered a great collection of excellent music. Here, from The Hunter to Born Under a Bad Sign (with Neal Schon at Main Guitar as in the quick version of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl) and the two outstanding versions of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, the whole cd deserves to be gotten. Another one not to be missed. ❤️👍🏻🤗😇
Voz - Paul Rodgers; Pino Palladino - Baixo; Ian Hatton - Guitarra; Jason Bonham - Bateria; Billy Sherwood - Percussão; Neal Schon - Guitarra (solo); Ronnie Foster - Órgão Hammond; David Paich - Piano; e Alexandra Brown, Carmem Carter e Jean McClain - Vocais.
A Tribute to Muddy Waters tour @Buddy Guy's Legends May 2nd 1993 Chicago, IL. USA Paul Rodgers (vox, guitar, harmonica) Reeves Gabriel (guitars) Tony Franklin (bass) Tony Thompson (drums)
Likewise. If you are a singer, you can learn so much from listening to him. His first band, Free, recorded "All Right Now" when Paul was 17, IIRC. Nobody else I've ever heard can project with that level of strength and stay consistently on pitch. It's like he was born with that power. But not in the f***ing rock hall of fame. That mistake by the lake should be renamed the hall of shame. Edit. Atlanta Rhythm Section, Bad Company, Free, Grand Funk, and Little Feat. I never had a chance to hear Bad Company or Grand Funk play live, and I don't know anyone who saw Free, I can report that both ARS and Little Feat were fantastic live, able to draw on an extensive assortment of original songs, allowing each member of the band to show their strengths and for the band to reveal their mastery of rhythm and melody, creativity that could install the occasional catchy hook, while avoiding overuse to the point of irritation. No formula was followed in their songwriting, yet their lyrics weren't vague, random or obscure. They were able to avoid being accused of defaulting to any one particular style, and while able to combine their individual strengths to create and maintain an enjoyable groove, and each one of them was comfortable with and adept at improvisation to keep their audiences from feeling bored or confused. Free was more about the feel and the flow than form and rigid structure. I did see Bad Company perform in a pay-for-view context a few years ago, and it seemed they were more song-based than Free had been, Paul Rogers becoming more confident in the power and the range of his voice, and his ability to enhance a melodic line with a bluesy ad lib. They clearly enjoyed playing live and their audiences picked up on that. It's fairly clear when a band is just going through the motions, and Bad Company never displayed any sense of boredom or drudgery. Many less talented bands with questionable credentials have been inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame. Apparently, the particular qualities, talents and skills of a specific band are not factors under consideration by the nomination/selection committee members, from what I can determine. I think that means that Jann Wenner and Bruce Springsteen decide who's on the list of bands acceptable for nomination. It's 2024, and the punk era seems to be the hat that all nominees under serious consideration will be drawn from. The classic rock era has passed, enough bands of that extremely popular category have been admitted to the HOF. No matter how talented or popular or good they happen to be. Badfinger is also not in the HOF. For the love of all bands completely screwed-over by A-holes on the business/management end of the music industry, rock and roll ought to dignify the band and tell their tragic tale. Their love of rock and roll, their ability to write and perform quality songs was taken advantage of by heartless bastards who might just as well have corralled the band into an elevator somewhere and murdered them. People that love and respect rock bands by spending time, money and attention on the bands they love, but are completely outside the music industry should be allowed some role in the nomination/selection process for the hall of fame. No fan support=no fame, no glory, no riches for the vultures, the miserable sons-of-bitches that always take credit for any success of the musicians on which they prey.
Schon playing better than the live versions i watched the Woodstock version with the strat and with the Les Paul and none are better than the studio performance.
@@krsna1961 I truly appreciate that link. My respect for Paul has gone up a few more levels, and it was already way up there. This much is obvious: he seems to have an awareness of the deep appreciation his fans and supporters have for him, his formidable talents and his body of work that is and will always be his legacy, just as certainly as sycophancy, poor judgement and an enormous overvaluing of their worth and their influence will ultimately be the legacy of Jann Wenner, his magazine and its monument to its ego and pathetic delusions of taste, influence and significance.
Paul is sounding just as great as he did when he was with “Free”. One of THE best ROCK and BLUES vocalists of ALL TIME. An Icon and Legend.
You can say that again and again...what a mensch 👍❤🙏
was doing dishes, i stopped, looked and listened then immediately hit the thumbs up
Paul Rodgers is a vocalist god 💯😎👌
Paul Rodgers is the Frank Sinatra of Rock Vocalists..
Interesting comment. I see your point. His phrasing and technique , like Sinatra, are phenomenal.
Brilliant comment!
Those backup singers are amazing too.
You mean LEGENDARY and the best in there line of work then yes I totally agree
Best singer in rock history with Steve Marriot
The king of the jungle is right here singing this song. Paul Rodgers has Been giving me chills since I heard Wishing well on radio in the back seat of my mums Holden in the mid 70s. Even as a kid a thought wow this black man is a good singer.
So much soul in his vocal chords
@@krsna1961 yep. He’s The king of the blues. Listen to find a way or lost it all. Paul Rodgers is the man.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I feels the pain of my brothers and sisters what have they gone through... God have mercy on them...
Paul is one my favorite voices, just found this two weeks ago. Outstanding.
I would say best vocalist in music bizness....so full of soul
This is called a Blues vocal masterpiece.
Indeed VIDEOHEREBOB :)
Paul the voice Rogers is one of the greatest vocalists ever!
Nearly everything Paul has done is a vocal masterclass
My favorite singer XOXO
Paul Rodgers is my favorite rock singer...I love the depth and soul of his voice.👏👏👏
Love the POWER of ELECTRIC blues, nuth'n like 'em!
Paul.....thank you for all your inspiration in not only vocal ability..but what all of this world strives for & that my vocal brother....is LOVE & Passion for the CRAFT!!!! Faaaaking LOVE ❤ all ya do my brother....🤘
This album is so great!
Indeed
man Paul Rodgers is a rock god
+Steve Aldridge
Cheers Steve....he is indeed ....i envy & love his vocal ranges
Masterwork brilliant i hear a lot only great Blues.
Look at the names on the album,pure class.
At the top of his game, what a voice!!!!
No wonder he is one of the greatest vocalist alive in rock n roll ....wish i had his vocal ranges....just amazing....lot of Indian ragas in his soulful singing
that's right
By far the greatest.
Note that NOTHING like this emanates from India, and never will.
@@usandthemx ha ha ha ha...just google Raga and read first
@@usandthemx dude Freddie Mercury was from India.... think before you speak
Sensacional..
O melhor vocalista de rock and roll vivo
Saw him doing this album in Glasgow Scotland trust me it doesnt get much better ...
This London Production with (Decca) with Billy Sherwood at charge of the whole, is another of the legendary Paul Rodgers Tributes. Not only does he surrounds himself with some of the best Main Guitars (to remark Neal Schon, Jeff Beck, Richie Sanbora, Gary Moore, and David Gilmour among some others) but does a display of how good vocalist he is. Each time Rodgers appears with such artists at work with him, you can be sure to be offered a great collection of excellent music. Here, from The Hunter to Born Under a Bad Sign (with Neal Schon at Main Guitar as in the quick version of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl) and the two outstanding versions of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, the whole cd deserves to be gotten. Another one not to be missed. ❤️👍🏻🤗😇
Best rock vocalist EVER...
Indeed....just love his soulful voice ❤️
All I can feel is this pain in my heart ...and these muddy water blues....
Cheers Bill....
Paul is one of the best
Oh yesssss indeeeeed
I saw the st Louis show..really good
Now do you all understand why we love the blues .This shit makes you fill so GodDamn good! Good google moogle shit
Voz - Paul Rodgers; Pino Palladino - Baixo; Ian Hatton - Guitarra; Jason Bonham - Bateria; Billy Sherwood - Percussão; Neal Schon - Guitarra (solo); Ronnie Foster - Órgão Hammond; David Paich - Piano; e Alexandra Brown, Carmem Carter e Jean McClain - Vocais.
Had front row center balcony seats for this show in the Peg @ the Walker in '94 .. he did quite a few Bad Company tunes too \m/ *Rock On Folks*
Un gran descubrimiento genial
super voie j'adore ce titre le bon blues qui réchauffe
Chanteur de rock numéro un...tellement de soul dans sa voix
God this song is fantastic.
Mr. Voice !❤
Indeed....amazzzzing cocalist 👏👏
A Tribute to Muddy Waters tour
@Buddy Guy's Legends
May 2nd 1993
Chicago, IL. USA
Paul Rodgers (vox, guitar, harmonica)
Reeves Gabriel (guitars)
Tony Franklin (bass)
Tony Thompson (drums)
I 've got my ears as a credit on this astonishing album...just perfect!!!..thank u guys!!
simply brilliant...testify brother.
Ya Bram...great soul in his voice (y)
Que discazo la rpta madre.que fenomeno que era muddy.y bueno un señor cantante
It doesn't get any better.....
He's the soul man
wooooowwww!!! q buen disco!!! lo gaste escuchando cuando salio!!! x años!! cuanta influencia y talento en un solo disco!!! me trae muchos recuerdos!!
Gracia
Wonderful...
Cathy Castoro Thanks Cathy....Paul is just amazing....great soul in his vocal chords
Absolute gorgeous
Oh yes you can say that again
Masters. Paul rodgers is the ultimate rock blues voice, what a masterpiece, amazing 90's era
I model my own vocals after this guy, always.
+Julie Leimkuehler
Yes Julie Leimkuehler ...What a guy indeed...sooooo much soul in his voice...my hero
Julie Leimkuehler - My dear, your voice don't seem to fit you, but DAMN! - you do sound good...
Likewise. If you are a singer, you can learn so much from listening to him. His first band, Free, recorded "All Right Now" when Paul was 17, IIRC. Nobody else I've ever heard can project with that level of strength and stay consistently on pitch. It's like he was born with that power.
But not in the f***ing rock hall of fame. That mistake by the lake should be renamed the hall of shame.
Edit.
Atlanta Rhythm Section, Bad Company, Free, Grand Funk, and Little Feat. I never had a chance to hear Bad Company or Grand Funk play live, and I don't know anyone who saw Free, I can report that both ARS and Little Feat were fantastic live, able to draw on an extensive assortment of original songs, allowing each member of the band to show their strengths and for the band to reveal their mastery of rhythm and melody, creativity that could install the occasional catchy hook, while avoiding overuse to the point of irritation. No formula was followed in their songwriting, yet their lyrics weren't vague, random or obscure. They were able to avoid being accused of defaulting to any one particular style, and while able to combine their individual strengths to create and maintain an enjoyable groove, and each one of them was comfortable with and adept at improvisation to keep their audiences from feeling bored or confused.
Free was more about the feel and the flow than form and rigid structure. I did see Bad Company perform in a pay-for-view context a few years ago, and it seemed they were more song-based than Free had been, Paul Rogers becoming more confident in the power and the range of his voice, and his ability to enhance a melodic line with a bluesy ad lib. They clearly enjoyed playing live and their audiences picked up on that. It's fairly clear when a band is just going through the motions, and Bad Company never displayed any sense of boredom or drudgery.
Many less talented bands with questionable credentials have been inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame. Apparently, the particular qualities, talents and skills of a specific band are not factors under consideration by the nomination/selection committee members, from what I can determine. I think that means that Jann Wenner and Bruce Springsteen decide who's on the list of bands acceptable for nomination. It's 2024, and the punk era seems to be the hat that all nominees under serious consideration will be drawn from. The classic rock era has passed, enough bands of that extremely popular category have been admitted to the HOF. No matter how talented or popular or good they happen to be.
Badfinger is also not in the HOF. For the love of all bands completely screwed-over by A-holes on the business/management end of the music industry, rock and roll ought to dignify the band and tell their tragic tale. Their love of rock and roll, their ability to write and perform quality songs was taken advantage of by heartless bastards who might just as well have corralled the band into an elevator somewhere and murdered them.
People that love and respect rock bands by spending time, money and attention on the bands they love, but are completely outside the music industry should be allowed some role in the nomination/selection process for the hall of fame. No fan support=no fame, no glory, no riches for the vultures, the miserable sons-of-bitches that always take credit for any success of the musicians on which they prey.
Schon playing better than the live versions i watched the Woodstock version with the strat and with the Les Paul and none are better than the studio performance.
Thanks for the upload. Tons of Indian rock/blues/jazz bands struggling out there, I've heard!
What the hell does the R&RHOF have have against Paul? One of the greatest singers of our time, the voice of 3 pretty good bands, and he gets snubbed.
He was offered but turned it down....
www.wqcmfm.com/paul-rodgers-says-why-he-refused-invitation-to-be-inducted-into-rock-n-roll-hall-of-fame/
@@krsna1961 I truly appreciate that link. My respect for Paul has gone up a few more levels, and it was already way up there. This much is obvious: he seems to have an awareness of the deep appreciation his fans and supporters have for him, his formidable talents and his body of work that is and will always be his legacy, just as certainly as sycophancy, poor judgement and an enormous overvaluing of their worth and their influence will ultimately be the legacy of Jann Wenner, his magazine and its monument to its ego and pathetic delusions of taste, influence and significance.
@@brotherWesley 🙏🙏🙏
😍👏
❤🙏🏼🙌God
Underrated classic
Frank Sinatra is the Paul Rodgers of swing.
Thank you for the upload, my friend! Cheers!
Cheers Panos...my pleasure
Ez a lemez nálam Grammy-t
ér !
a grammy fölött
Didn`t understan,but igen,you must be Right About Grammy!One and only Paul Rodgers!
geil !!
Dann spiel es immer wieder
Does anyone know what happened to the "Feel Like Makin Love" Version on this album?
It’s still around somewhere. Man that is an amazing version. My fav. His vocals just wow. He sings like a lion.
First time I heard this, I thought Ronnie Van Zant? Of Skynyrd.
Brill
14 people as at Feb 2020 are tone deaf,................
That's Justin Bieber fans for you!!!
I know the guy who wrote this and Green Eyed Lady, he sold them both for five grand, sad sad man
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