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70's were BY FAR the best musical decade
You make this old woman feel young again. Love when youngsters discover hidden gems from my younger days ❤❤❤
The period from 1968-1976 is probably the most innovative and varied period of rock music. This was in 1970 (Free was really only together for one year) The played at the Isle of Wight festival in the spring of 1970 (bigger than Woodstock). After the band split, Paul Rogers (vocals) went on to form BAD COMPANY.
I enjoyed Free performing live in concert in 1969 . I will never forget it. Pure Rock.
Recorded and released in the first half of 1970. singer Paul Rodgers & drummer Simon Kirke would go on to form Bad Company later in the 70's.
Yes .. the groups singer was 'free' to do what he wanted.
Paul Bernard Rodgers (born 17 December 1949) is an English-Canadian singer, songwriter and musician. He was the lead vocalist of numerous rock bands, including #FREE, #BAD COMPANY, the #FIRM and the #LAW. He has also performed as a solo artist, and collaborated with the remaining active members of Queen under the moniker Queen + Paul Rodgers, from 2004 until both parties parted ways in 2009. A poll in Rolling Stone magazine ranked him number 55 on its list of the "100 Greatest Singers of All Time".
Rodgers was born in Middlesbrough, England. He played bass for a band named The Roadrunners. In 1968, Rodgers joined #FREE as lead singer and songwriter. In 1970, they shot up the international radio charts with "All Right Now", which Rodgers wrote with the group's bassist Andy Fraser. It was a number one hit in more than 20 territories and acknowledged by ASCAP in 1990 for having received over a million radio plays in the US.
#FREE released four albums with a combination of blues, ballads and rock that were Top Five successes in the UK. In 2000, when the song "All Right Now" achieved the mark of two million radio plays in the UK, an award was given to Rodgers as one of the two writers.
After the first break-up of #FREE in 1971, Rodgers formed a three-piece band called #PEACE. Alongside bassist Stewart McDonald and drummer Mick Underwood, Rodgers played guitar and sang lead vocals. #PEACE broke up when #FREE reformed at the start of 1972.
Rodgers formed his next band, #BAD COMPANY, with guitarist Mick Ralphs, #FREE drummer Simon Kirke, and bassist Boz Burrell. Rodgers said he and Ralphs were trying to come up with a name for the band, "and I just said 'Bad Company', and there was this scuffling noise and he said, 'Shit, I dropped the phone-that's it!'
Love your reactions to the music we listened to in our teenage years. The 60's and 70's rocked ❤
I was 14 when this record came out. I'm glad I grew up with this fantastic music.
Those were the days!
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Ah, the best driving to the beach song! Paul Rogers on vocals who later became part of Bad Company.
Great song of the 70's, brings back memories of my Junior High School days.
I lived my teen years in the 70's. Best music, in my book.
Agree 100% so thankful my teen years had the best music
you're so adorable the 70s was a groovy time and anybody growing up in the 70s I was a teenager in the 70s we all understand we all understand what you're trying to say we all get it we called it groovy take care bye
The 60’s and 70’s music was the best. Keep the oldies coming ❤
Paul Rodgers...the singer went on to great highs with the Band Bad Company. One of the best rock singing voices imo. Imagine turning on the radio in the 70's and this comes on...turn it up and hit the road...perfect.
Well alright, now we're talkin' !!!
Smooth summer music, perfectly fine to play while driving, won't make you drive too fast.
Have you done any Foghat yet? 70s band. "Slow Ride" (you'd probably prefer the longer album version vs single cut) and "I Just Want to Make Love to You."
Love your channel reliving and in some circumstances experiencing these classics for the first time.
Yes, a large % of music today is made by people w/out a lot of talent. When you take playing musical instruments out of the equation, that in itself removes a lot of need for talent. Using computer programs to make beats, using tons of autotune to improve mediocre voices, it makes for low quality music. For us older people (I'm in my late 50s, grew up in the 70s/80s & listened to the 60s music), we can hear the stark difference to what used to be on the radio or MTV. It's not even close anymore, started going downhill in the mid-90s (still some good stuff, though) and just gets progressively better. Thanks for your reactions!! My rant is over now 🤣
The lyrics are a real sign of the times. After the free love movement and before AIDS. He's talking about love, she just wants a fling. What a great time to be alive (and in college). Free didn't last long, but they introduced the world to Paul Rogers, and as those below mentioned, he went on to have an illustrious career with Bad Company and others. One of the iconic male vocalists of rock.
Oh wow this brings back so many memories I love it I love it I love it thank you thank you thank you have a blessed night❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
grew up listening to this (i'm 68) we really did have the best music!!
The talent from those days was tops. Have you done Mama Let Him Play by Doucette? You will dig it, very similar to this style of Rick n roll.
Now imagine growing up as a teenager listening to this and other great music like this in the 70s. That's why we're so badass. A little burnt out but that's all good too.
Love this song from back in the day.
First 45
Great song!! Great memories from all the songs from my younger days! ❤️
"Mr. Big" live performance at the Isle of Wight Festival in England back in the summer of 1970 by 'Free' was smokin hot.
This is what you call Rock and Roll
I am a big fan of the music from the 70's. I didn't like the 80's and then grunge came and I fell in love with music again. and I love your comments!
The 70's is the best! There's a fantastic live performance that was used to great effect in a Wrigleys chewing gum ad in early 90's.
Lead singer for "Free" is the great Paul Rodgers, who went on to start the 70s Band "Bad Company." Man, this fellow had a set a pipes on him. Often compared to Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, and the great Steve Marriott of "Humble Pie."
one of my absolute favs. i cant listen to this without moving!
Still have the album great song one of my favs
When you react to some live stuff from Woodstock it will change your mind about the 60s. I always think of the 60s and 70s as one because it seen the greatest changes and the greatest musicians. The times they were a changing!
Paul Rodgers, man, best R n R singer all time! IMHO!
Free was made up of legendary singer
Paul Rogers. Vocals
Simon Kirk. Drums
Andy Fraser. Bass
Paul Kossoff. Guitar
Rogers & Kirk would go on to start another band called Bad Company a few years later
A raw bluesy rock style that I just love
Other good songs
Mr Big
Wishing Well
Easy on my Soul
Fire & Water.
Singer Paul Rogers went on to form Bad Company, saw him opening for Steve Miller, you're correct when you say 70s is the best, went downhill with each decade since
Singer Paul Rodgers is the best voice in rock, IMO. Check out the song Bad Company, by the band Bad Company, from the album Bad Company!
You just gotta listen to "Wishing Well" preferably the live version, that's the best thing they ever did---by far.
The title track (Fire and Water) is even better. 🏄♂️
Paul Rodgers criminal he's not in the rock and roll hall of fame 😢
And yet Dolly Parton is thats ridiculous
Easy breezy fun . If someone brought bad vibes they were left behind. We loved our musicians and our fun . Life is hard have a good time. As a culture we have become so brittle and uptight. I prefer being breezy
Agree. Today's music is often just bland and predictable. Keep on exploring my friend.
Yeah we felt quite " free" growing up. We are the only ones who did.
I thought this was a Foreigner Song all these years..lol
Lol. Like " douche" was " deuce."
Please could you review Hit me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Drury and the Blockheads
Never thought men no then were so many us but now I do.
My man hitting on all cylinders. You have the best catalog but im not getting why your sub # is not climbing, is it possible you tube if effin with you🤷 consider inquiring
Anutha jam!
Keep it simple, keep it tight and keep it honest. That's how you become the finest British rock band.
p.s. There are many songs in their catalogue that are way better than this.