I'm 65 and in the 70's, Bad Company was in my regular daily lineup of music choices. It's been that way ever since. Their music is soulful and always tells a story that tweaks all different types of emotions. That's what I love about the band.
Bad Company was never under rated. They were one of the Greatest Rock and Roll 🎸 bands of the seventies and early to middle eighties. Paul Rogers has one of the Greatest voices in the History of Rock and Roll .
I was in High school 1975 - 76 where they were top of the charts. There were so many bands from that era, styles & such great virtous performers- it was hard to keep track of- These bands would actually sell out stadiums!!! A great time to witness some of the greatest music written!!! Paul still sounds great ! Check out live performances on RUclips!
Jay, what you are saying about the 70s was correct. Thats why I can say to this day as 60 plus age. This was the best music era. I still listen 98% to this era. There are singers groups etc I still don't know about I am listening to finally now...so much variety. Not just rock. Blue grass. Country western. Pop. Instrumentals only....etc etc....
Did you get chills when it got to the "if you listen to the wind you can still hear him play"? I did,and I've heard it hundreds of times. Saw them live when I was 14, 1977:)
@@Purplefishish Yep... it doesn't make any difference which music you like , or which musical era you are from.... No one can say that Bad Company were just another Band.... as I said .."Bloody Marvelous" !
Back in the 70s, Bad Company wasn't a household name like Led Zeppelin or Fleetwood Mac, but they were a good solid band that made great records. My sister bought their album Run With The Pack back in the mid 70s and played it constantly - not a weak song on the album.
@@reallymysterious4393 Yeah, It was great until one day something terrible happened. Image somehow became more important than talent. Our incredible selection of artists/musicians is gone! I took it all for granted....big mistake.
Not a household name like Led Zeppelin however they were the first band signed to Led Zeppelin's record label Swan Song. Jimmy Page had an ear for talent
Jay you're on point tonight!!! This band, this song is the best! Everything they do is amazing. I guess you can tell I love this Lol!!! One of the best bands of all time🙌
Paul Rogers is one of the great rock voices. Hits for this band include " Feel Like Making Love," "Rock and Roll Fantasy," "Ready for Love" and of course their theme song" Bad Company". All worthy of reactions ("Bad Company" is my favorite). Paul Rogers was also singer for a band called FREE whose song "All Right Now" is a classic.
Bad Company is still one of my favorites! I loved growing up in the 70's. We were never at a loss for great music! Concerts were constant, normally $5 to $10 a ticket, smaller venues and totally awesome! Love watching you enjoying these treasures!
THEY WERE A GOOD SOLID ROCK BAND JAY, THEY HAD SEVERAL RADIO HITS: FEEL LIKE MAKIN LOVE, CAN'T GET ENOUGH, RUNNIN WITH THE PACK, SEAGULL :) THERE'S SOME FOR YOU
I discovered this song when I was in 8th grade (early 80's), and remember singing this song to myself while I was in front of my locker, and behind me a boy I liked walked passed me, poked me in the back, I turned and he smiled and waved. I was on a cloud nine the rest of the day and this song always reminds me of that. I'm 48 now. I college, The University of Akron, I was able to see Bad Company twice in concert. Thanks for sharing.
Check out, Rock & roll fantasy, Feel like makin love, Good lovin' gone bad, Silver blue & gold, Love me somebody, Can't get enough if your love, just to name a few 😊👍👌👍😊💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Great band. Great tune. True that there were so many good bands back in the day. Too many to choose from. It was a glorious time to be a lover of music.
This very common story line sorta stems off the Johnny B. Good story line from Chuck Berry's song....shooting star is a metaphor for how quick in the past amazing artist have come and gone just as quick
This song was written about a former band mate, before Bad Co. a band called Free with lead singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke had a hit called Alright Now, the band mate was guitarist Paul Kossoff , when Free broke up Paul died from drugs and alcohol, this song was written in his memory, not Jimmi Hendricks like some might think.
I wore out my copy of this album. This song and "Feel Like Making Love" simply sublime. Many, many sessions of de-seeding done on the cover, wink wink. Most of the members of Bad Company came from a band called Free, another great English rock band of the era. They had a big hit with "Wishing Well" (worth a listen). Bad Co. were a hugely popular band, although under the radar.
Two members of Bad Company were originally in Free, Paul Rodgers (vocals) and Simon Kirke (drums). Free's biggest hit was All Right Now, released in 1970.
@@FloridaRocks I was 17, grew up (Well, still working on growing up actually...lol) in Australia. All my friends were fans, even though Bad Co. didn't get any airplay. Because of our small population we were not seen as much of a market by the record companies.That, plus Australia is so far away from everywhere else; at least in those days it was Most bands got their fans by word of mouth. Someone would buy an album and insist on playing it every chance they got to everybody. It worked peace - out.
Paul Rodgers has one of the best voices in rock history. He sang for Queen after Freddie passed away, he's just an awesome singer. Love your reactions, great job.
Bad Company weren't underrated. People forget that at the time they were considered a "supergroup", a band made up of already famous members. These guys were all from already successful bands - Paul Rodgers (vocals) and Simon Kirke (drums) both from Free, Boz Burrell (bass) from King Crimson and Mick Ralphs (guitar) from Mott the Hoople. Even then, Paul Rodgers (who wrote this song, incidentally) was considered one of, if not, the greatest rock/blues vocalists ever.
This is what I love about this channel, I never heard this song before and am hearing all these great tunes and learning more about the artists via comments, nice reaction once again Jay
Paul Rogers!! One of the BEST vocalists in the biz. 💖 He could sing a grocery list & make sound good. 💖 Actually, if you're seeing this Paul, you can come sing my grocery list to me right now! 💖
Thanks for reacting to this song.Every time one of the reactors that I follow does a Bad Company song,I always suggest this as the next one from them,but I haven't seen it until now.Thanks again.
"Silver, Blue and Gold," "Feel Like Making Love," "Good Lovin' Gone Bad," "Ready for Love,","Rock n Roll Fantasy," "Rock Steady," "Run With the Pack," and "Can't Get Enough." I think you did "Shooting Star" and "Bad Company?" SUGGESTIONS! Have a good one! EDIT: "MOVIN' ON!"
Bad Company's dedication to all the rock stars who shone so brightly, then burned out just as quickly. And there were a LOT of them back in those days. I'm not sure I would refer to these guys as underrated. They may not have been on the same level as, say, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Queen or the Who...but they were still pretty damn big in the 70s and early 80s.
TheMAMAS AND THE PAPAS " Creeque ally" is a song about early rock history in Greenwich Village. They are singing about JOHN SEBASTIAN leader of the band THE LOVIN SPOONFUL
Yessssss, u r so right this song is awesome as is Bad Company I so appreciate people like u and there love for old school rock and music.. thanks for doing this
Bad Company’s lead guitarist is Mick Ralph’s, formerly with Mott the Hoople. That band has a wealth of great material to dive into, starting with “Rock and Roll Queen” from their first album.
Back in the early 80's had a 68 mustang with a boom box as my radio and would play this Tape!! Lol. Over and over!!!💓😁🤘I was still in high school Best times Ever...
So glad I was there for it all of the late 70s an 80s concerts.I had to save my tips for the tickets it was so worth the work.Bad company Foreigner Journey Cheap trick.Love them all.
Bad Company were recognized immediately from the release of their first album. Paul Rogers was the former singer from the band called "Free" who had the megahit "Alright Now." I think I had their first 5 albums thru "Runnin With The Pack." Countless hits from these guys. My favorite back in the day was "Wild Fire Woman."
The thing about a shooting star is; it burns brighter than all the other stars, but it burns out really fast. So many of Rocks best have come and gone way to fast. That being said check out Bad company's song "feel like making love".
My mama’s all time favorite band and they quickly became one of mine. They are definitely on top along side with Boston and Led Zeppelin. Great reaction.
This is a great song , great voice ."Cant get enough of your love", is a great Bad Company song And to hear more of the fantastic Paul Rodgers voice, listen to "All Right Now" and "Wishing Well" by Free.
So glad you're doing more Bad Company! I heard an artist today I haven't heard in a long time that I don't think you've reacted to yet, Richard Marx!! He's got an amazing voice and also songs that tell a story!
In my opinion....best album of theirs ever. It's the one showing on your screen...STRAIGHT SHOOTER. Brings back so much memory overload as this was big time when I was in the service. Nice n thanks for doing this
Paul Rogers one of the greatest pure rock ‘n’ roll voices ever. AirPlay back in the day was tough with the competition and general managers creating narrow playlists for the station also, lots of corruption and kickbacks in the industry. College radio stations were always a source for great music that didn’t make it onto mainstream radio.
dude! loved the reaction! but, it's all about "feel like makin' love"! cool fact, i'm pretty sure it was the number one song of the year on billboard. the previous year, 1974, roberta flack had the number one song of the year, also titled "feel like making love", but a totally different song. both unforgettable. please do a special double video and listen to those songs back to back! thanks for entertaining us.
Crazy as it sounds, over the years lead Vocals Paul Rodgers describes so many groups, acts that were exactly this. BAD COMPANY and "SHOOTING STAR".... HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW.... BY THE WAY PAUL RODGERS WAS DESCRIBED AS THE PRINCE OF ROCK SINGERS... HIS FIRST GROUP "FREE".... "ALRIGHT NOW".... A LEGENDARY CLASSIC....AS USUAL JAYVEE GROOVY 70'S MUSIC...🤩✌
I heard he wrote this song about Jimi Hendrix. If you listen to the wind you can still here him play. My favorite songs of theirs are Feel like making love or Rock n Roll Fantasy.
Great reaction video, Jay. I want you to know there have been a handful of songs that you have reacted to that I never really know the lyrics to, and I'm learning them allllllll these years later.
every song this band wrote in the 70's was amazing. you should check out one of their ballads to see the emotions that they bring to the table, check out fade away or love me somebody. they have so many classics , everything from the 70's that they did was great.
Bad Company was one of the greats and was never underrated to me! Paul Rodger is the singer from a group called Free! I think they are still around and still, sound great!
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Legendary Bad Company song. Thanks.
Checkout "Climax Blues Band " doing "I Love You " live version...you will love it, they also sing "Couldn't Get It Right " another funky, groovy song!
Ready for love. Great song too
Every time. 👍👍👍
Always first thing I do! What do I win?! 😉 Just kiddin’- kind of - lol ❤️✌️
The lead singer, Paul Rodgers, has one of the greatest voices in rock.
Yeah he does!!!🎼🌎✌
Pauls nickname is "The Voice". So yeah
Amen brother! Freddie Mercury and Lou Gramm..not many!
Wait a minute!
Who’s “the Real voice” Paul Rogers ou Steve Perry?
I love his voice for sure.
Trust me..this band had a Huge fan Base..definitely NOT underrated 😎✌
But this song was.
I'm 65 and in the 70's, Bad Company was in my regular daily lineup of music choices. It's been that way ever since. Their music is soulful and always tells a story that tweaks all different types of emotions. That's what I love about the band.
Bad Company was never under rated. They were one of the Greatest Rock and Roll 🎸 bands of the seventies and early to middle eighties. Paul Rogers has one of the Greatest voices in the History of Rock and Roll .
Yes! No underrating with them!! Like I commented, rabbit hole!!
I was in High school 1975 - 76 where they were top of the charts. There were so many bands from that era, styles & such great virtous performers- it was hard to keep track of- These bands would actually sell out stadiums!!! A great time to witness some of the greatest music written!!! Paul still sounds great ! Check out live performances on RUclips!
Matt Boland absolutely!!
Paul Rodgers was actually one of Freddie Mercury's favourite vocalists....
Didn't know that ! Not surprised though
I didn't know that either. Great taste. I loved his voice .
Jay, what you are saying about the 70s was correct. Thats why I can say to this day as 60 plus age. This was the best music era. I still listen 98% to this era. There are singers groups etc I still don't know about I am listening to finally now...so much variety. Not just rock. Blue grass. Country western. Pop. Instrumentals only....etc etc....
Paul actually did a tour with Queen...he did vocals before Adam Lambert.
Wow learning lots of cool trivia! Thx all!
Did you get chills when it got to the "if you listen to the wind you can still hear him play"? I did,and I've heard it hundreds of times. Saw them live when I was 14, 1977:)
Me too , Earl's Court 77 !!
Jim Morrison, Elvis, Jimmy Hendrix, and Janis Joplin all burned out too soon. This song is about people like that.
I was already to say the same thing... figured if I read so some comments... I'd find it... perfect...
you forgot Paul Kossoff the guitar player from FREE Paul Rodgers band before Bad Company
They call it the "27 Club" (except for Elvis, of course) as they all died at 27.
Kevin Schmitt I read that before. That was so weird
Yes, and then forgot Keith Moon, John Bonham, Steve Clarke from Def Leppard.
They have so many great songs, this one and Silver, Blue and Gold are my favorites.
Awesome band. We played this 8 track continuously in high school back in 1977.
Jayvon , you should also listen to their "Feel Like Makin Love"... Bloody Marvelous !!
Oh yes, that is amazing
@@Purplefishish Yep... it doesn't make any difference which music you like , or which musical era you are from.... No one can say that Bad Company were just another Band.... as I said .."Bloody Marvelous" !
Back in the 70s, Bad Company wasn't a household name like Led Zeppelin or Fleetwood Mac, but they were a good solid band that made great records. My sister bought their album Run With The Pack back in the mid 70s and played it constantly - not a weak song on the album.
Right. Great Album!
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Yeah, It was great until one day something terrible happened. Image somehow became more important than talent. Our incredible selection of artists/musicians is gone! I took it all for granted....big mistake.
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Yep. Perfect example.
Not a household name like Led Zeppelin however they were the first band signed to Led Zeppelin's record label Swan Song. Jimmy Page had an ear for talent
True song people love you when you’re on top, but when you’re down they forget you! Bad company could rock back in the day
Jay you're on point tonight!!! This band, this song is the best! Everything they do is amazing. I guess you can tell I love this Lol!!! One of the best bands of all time🙌
Paul Rogers is one of the great rock voices. Hits for this band include " Feel Like Making Love," "Rock and Roll Fantasy," "Ready for Love" and of course their theme song" Bad Company". All worthy of reactions ("Bad Company" is my favorite). Paul Rogers was also singer for a band called FREE whose song "All Right Now" is a classic.
Yes!!!
Man, BC wasn’t really underrated! They had so many hits- Listen to Seagull!!
Bad Company is still one of my favorites! I loved growing up in the 70's. We were never at a loss for great music! Concerts were constant, normally $5 to $10 a ticket, smaller venues and totally awesome! Love watching you enjoying these treasures!
THEY WERE A GOOD SOLID ROCK BAND JAY, THEY HAD SEVERAL RADIO HITS: FEEL LIKE MAKIN LOVE, CAN'T GET ENOUGH, RUNNIN WITH THE PACK, SEAGULL :) THERE'S SOME FOR YOU
"Feel Like Makin Love " has always been one of my favorites. That and "Shooting Star".
Angela Grogan Same! I love “feel like making love” sooo much!!! It’s a must!
Rock steady
I discovered this song when I was in 8th grade (early 80's), and remember singing this song to myself while I was in front of my locker, and behind me a boy I liked walked passed me, poked me in the back, I turned and he smiled and waved. I was on a cloud nine the rest of the day and this song always reminds me of that. I'm 48 now.
I college, The University of Akron, I was able to see Bad Company twice in concert.
Thanks for sharing.
“Feel like making love” and “ready for love” are absolutely must!! Please! ❤️💛☮️💟✌️
Check out, Rock & roll fantasy, Feel like makin love, Good lovin' gone bad, Silver blue & gold, Love me somebody, Can't get enough if your love, just to name a few 😊👍👌👍😊💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Great band. Great tune. True that there were so many good bands back in the day. Too many to choose from. It was a glorious time to be a lover of music.
I have to agree. It was a wonderful to be growing up in the 70's. So much outstanding music!
Song reminds me of my childhood. Thank you for reacting. ❤️
This very common story line sorta stems off the Johnny B. Good story line from Chuck Berry's song....shooting star is a metaphor for how quick in the past amazing artist have come and gone just as quick
This band and Bachman Turner Overdrive just ruled rock in the day.
Bad Company ....one of my favorite bands. Nice reaction.
This song was written about a former band mate, before Bad Co. a band called Free with lead singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke had a hit called Alright Now, the band mate was guitarist Paul Kossoff , when Free broke up Paul died from drugs and alcohol, this song was written in his memory, not Jimmi Hendricks like some might think.
“Smooth”: Paul Rodgers in one word
I wore out my copy of this album. This song and "Feel Like Making Love" simply sublime.
Many, many sessions of de-seeding done on the cover, wink wink.
Most of the members of Bad Company came from a band called Free, another great English rock band of the era. They had a big hit with "Wishing Well" (worth a listen).
Bad Co. were a hugely popular band, although under the radar.
Two members of Bad Company were originally in Free, Paul Rodgers (vocals) and Simon Kirke (drums). Free's biggest hit was All Right Now, released in 1970.
I dunno where you grew up, but where I was (in high school), Bad Co were huge!
@@FloridaRocks I was 17, grew up (Well, still working on growing up actually...lol) in Australia. All my friends were fans, even though Bad Co. didn't get any airplay.
Because of our small population we were not seen as much of a market by the record companies.That, plus Australia is so far away from everywhere else; at least in those days it was Most bands got their fans by word of mouth. Someone would buy an album and insist on playing it every chance they got to everybody. It worked peace - out.
Paul Rodgers has one of the best voices in rock history. He sang for Queen after Freddie passed away, he's just an awesome singer. Love your reactions, great job.
"Rock n Roll Fantasy" is a great Bad Co tune.... Rodgers has such a great voice.
But "Runnin with the Pack" may be my favorite.
Bad Company weren't underrated. People forget that at the time they were considered a "supergroup", a band made up of already famous members. These guys were all from already successful bands - Paul Rodgers (vocals) and Simon Kirke (drums) both from Free, Boz Burrell (bass) from King Crimson and Mick Ralphs (guitar) from Mott the Hoople. Even then, Paul Rodgers (who wrote this song, incidentally) was considered one of, if not, the greatest rock/blues vocalists ever.
Always been one of my all time favs
This is what I love about this channel, I never heard this song before and am hearing all these great tunes and learning more about the artists via comments, nice reaction once again Jay
Paul Rogers!! One of the BEST vocalists in the biz. 💖 He could sing a grocery list & make sound good. 💖 Actually, if you're seeing this Paul, you can come sing my grocery list to me right now! 💖
Great band! Saw them when Brian Howe sang lead, awesome concert. One of my fave songs is 'Youngblood'
He just passed away 1 month ago. R.i.p.
Kinda makes you could time travel back to the 70s n see them live back then, doesn't it?!!! So glad to see you rock in to my gen's music.
First heard this song in _I, Tonya_ (my favorite film of 2017).
Thanks for reacting to this song.Every time one of the reactors that I follow does a Bad Company song,I always suggest this as the next one from them,but I haven't seen it until now.Thanks again.
"Silver, Blue and Gold," "Feel Like Making Love," "Good Lovin' Gone Bad," "Ready for Love,","Rock n Roll Fantasy," "Rock Steady," "Run With the Pack," and "Can't Get Enough." I think you did "Shooting Star" and "Bad Company?" SUGGESTIONS! Have a good one! EDIT: "MOVIN' ON!"
This band was NEVER underrated, they were a huge deal in their time.
Rock & roll fantasy is a great track as well.
Bad Co. Was the first act signed to Led Zeppelin's Swansong record label. Check out The Firm,Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page
We loved Bad Company in the 1970s. Had Paul Rodgers on my wall. His voice is still beautiful. I love their song "I'm ready for Love".
Lead singer... Paul Rodgers!
G. O. A. T!!
Bad Company's dedication to all the rock stars who shone so brightly, then burned out just as quickly. And there were a LOT of them back in those days. I'm not sure I would refer to these guys as underrated. They may not have been on the same level as, say, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Queen or the Who...but they were still pretty damn big in the 70s and early 80s.
Thank you for telling us what previous songs, by the artist, you have listened to. I wish all the reaction channels gave the same info.
One of my very favorite songs! Bad Company was one of my first concerts.
THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF MY FAVORITE BADS THAT CAME OUT IN THE MIDDLE 70'S. I THINK THIS ONE CAME OUT IN 1977.
TheMAMAS AND THE PAPAS " Creeque ally" is a song about early rock history in Greenwich Village.
They are singing about
JOHN SEBASTIAN leader of the band THE LOVIN SPOONFUL
Yessssss, u r so right this song is awesome as is Bad Company I so appreciate people like u and there love for old school rock and music.. thanks for doing this
Love, love, love Bad Company! I have their album Bad Company!
Bad Company’s lead guitarist is Mick Ralph’s, formerly with Mott the Hoople. That band has a wealth of great material to dive into, starting with “Rock and Roll Queen” from their first album.
Back in the early 80's had a 68 mustang with a boom box as my radio and would play this Tape!! Lol. Over and over!!!💓😁🤘I was still in high school Best times Ever...
I can say that "Electricland" is an underrated Bad Company song. I saw them on this tour, the first concert I ever went to, I was 15
Their entire album "10 From 6" is awesome! My favorite song of theirs is "Bad Company"
Oh wow great show tonight Jay you hit jackpots on every reactions. Thank you
So glad I was there for it all of the late 70s an 80s concerts.I had to save my tips for the tickets it was so worth the work.Bad company Foreigner Journey Cheap trick.Love them all.
Paul Rodgers one of the greatest singers
A bittersweet tale. Set to the badest blues grove vibe ever created.
Bad Company were recognized immediately from the release of their first album. Paul Rogers was the former singer from the band called "Free" who had the megahit "Alright Now." I think I had their first 5 albums thru "Runnin With The Pack." Countless hits from these guys. My favorite back in the day was "Wild Fire Woman."
Keep in mind that Paul Rodgers also sang with Free ("Alright Now") and, later, with The Firm ("Satisfaction Guaranteed"). Wonderful voice!
The thing about a shooting star is; it burns brighter than all the other stars, but it burns out really fast. So many of Rocks best have come and gone way to fast. That being said check out Bad company's song "feel like making love".
My mama’s all time favorite band and they quickly became one of mine. They are definitely on top along side with Boston and Led Zeppelin. Great reaction.
My daughter played this constantly during high school. It’s a great album.
Paul Rodgers first band was Free, First major hit was All right now, in 1970
This is a great song , great voice ."Cant get enough of your love", is a great Bad Company song And to hear more of the fantastic Paul Rodgers voice, listen to "All Right Now" and "Wishing Well" by Free.
I had this album and played all the time !!! Great Band of my childhood !!!
I agree, that voice is gold standard
Jay, please react to James Taylor ”Caarolina on my mind”, ” Sweet Baby James” or ”Fire and Rain”
I second that.anything James Taylor. While you are at it- some Carole King too. Both amazing song writers and singers...
Can't go wrong with Sweet Baby James. Such a talented artist with a great catalogue of songs. ❤ JT!
Love Fire and Rain
So glad you're doing more Bad Company! I heard an artist today I haven't heard in a long time that I don't think you've reacted to yet, Richard Marx!! He's got an amazing voice and also songs that tell a story!
This song was written as a warning of the casualties of being in the rock n roll business!!!! 💜🤟🎵🎼🎶
One of my all time favorite rock songs 🤘🏼
Awesome band!! Paul was their beast lead singe! ❤️ 🙌🏼 Thanks Jay! 😁
If this song was their only hit, that's reason enough for their inclusion in the Hall of Fame.
Are they not in? The rock and roll Hof is a joke
@@davidsonchris737 what is false?
Please play Silver Blue and Gold!
Angela Jake M AWESOME song
I'd love to see your reaction to Etta James "it's a man's man's world"!!!
Almost all of their songs are awesome! I really like Electric Land!
Try Seagull from bad company. Its real moody and different.
Great song....so basic, but so good.
Seagull.is amazing to showcase Paul's voice. Great lyrics
Hell yeah!!! Love it ❤
I saw them and Damn Yankees in concert in the early 90's. Loved it!!✌💗
In my opinion....best album of theirs ever. It's the one showing on your screen...STRAIGHT SHOOTER. Brings back so much memory overload as this was big time when I was in the service. Nice n thanks for doing this
rock n roll fantasy, ready for love, and shooting star are 3 more of my favorites by them
Paul Rogers one of the greatest pure rock ‘n’ roll voices ever. AirPlay back in the day was tough with the competition and general managers creating narrow playlists for the station also, lots of corruption and kickbacks in the industry. College radio stations were always a source for great music that didn’t make it onto mainstream radio.
dude! loved the reaction! but, it's all about "feel like makin' love"! cool fact, i'm pretty sure it was the number one song of the year on billboard. the previous year, 1974, roberta flack had the number one song of the year, also titled "feel like making love", but a totally different song. both unforgettable. please do a special double video and listen to those songs back to back! thanks for entertaining us.
Bad Co was huge in the 70s. Lots of hits. "Can't Get Enough" !!!
I LOVE all Bad Company but this has always been my favorite!!
Crazy as it sounds, over the years lead Vocals Paul Rodgers describes so many groups, acts that were exactly this. BAD COMPANY and "SHOOTING STAR".... HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW.... BY THE WAY PAUL RODGERS WAS DESCRIBED AS THE PRINCE OF ROCK SINGERS... HIS FIRST GROUP "FREE".... "ALRIGHT NOW".... A LEGENDARY CLASSIC....AS USUAL JAYVEE GROOVY 70'S MUSIC...🤩✌
Powerful tune. Awesome band. Paul Rodgers one of the greatest vocalists...
Great band! Love how the drumming is up front in most of their songs.
I heard he wrote this song about Jimi Hendrix. If you listen to the wind you can still here him play. My favorite songs of theirs are Feel like making love or Rock n Roll Fantasy.
Great reaction video, Jay. I want you to know there have been a handful of songs that you have reacted to that I never really know the lyrics to, and I'm learning them allllllll these years later.
every song this band wrote in the 70's was amazing. you should check out one of their ballads to see the emotions that they bring to the table, check out fade away or love me somebody. they have so many classics , everything from the 70's that they did was great.
Seagull, Movin’ On, Ready for Love
Bad Company was one of the greats and was never underrated to me! Paul Rodger is the singer from a group called Free! I think they are still around and still, sound great!
I remember Bad Company did a song in the 80's with a new lead singer song was ' if you needed somebody that is a great song
Yes, this band “gets everything right.” 🌟💥 ☄️
Listening to them brings me good memories
Yes very true about the competition era of the 70's. It made for higher expectations and may have contributed to the great songs
One of my favorite bands of the 70s.
This is prolly their BEST song. It's pretty deep. 👍👍👍