BAD COMPANY - LIVE Company Of Strangers Tour 1995 Part 3

[@ronsachs]

I bought the album Company of Strangers awesome!!!!!!!!

[@chrisinger1]

GREAT album!

[@WrestlingErnestHemingway]

This was the ultimate BAD CO line up. Robert Hart made it so they didn't need Paul anymore. Robert Hart had the exact younger more fresh vocals that Paul hasn't had in years. Paul realized this, and only then did he want to reunite with Bad Co. They should have told to piss off and kept doing more albums with Robert Hart.

[@morrisanderson3180]

disagree. no paul rodgers, no bad company.

[@davidhodgkinson8446]

The show must go on.

[@littlebird2276]

This was fantastic, thanks so much. I wish this line up had stayed together longer, I really like them with Robert out front.

[@turdoirishman]

Best line up ever to my opion. Dave Bucket Colwell did so much to the band in writing and performing

[@chrisinger1]

You're welcome!

[@RobertMcTigue]

@@chrisinger1 Yo ... where did you get this recording? Do we know each other?

[@bolivingston1400]

I saw Bad Company in Memphis with Ted Nugent & Lynyrd Skynyrd. Ted Nugent was the loudest of them all put together. But all were great bands to see play live

[@JonToft]

Thanks a lot for posting this show. I thought it was impossible to find anything from the Hart era :)

[@chrisinger1]

Very happy to have had this on DVD. I'm glad you like it. I loved what Robert Hart brought to Bad Co. The album is excellent front to back.

[@p.quinnofficial4383]

Setlist for Part 3: 1. Bad Company 2. Movin’ On Full Setlist: 1. Can’t Get Enough 2. Rock Steady 3. Rock And Roll Fantasy 4. Ready For Love 5. Down And Dirty 6. Company Of Strangers 7. Seagull 8. Shooting Star 9. Pretty Woman 10. Simple Man 11. Good Lovin’ Gone Bad 12. Feel Like Makin’ Love 13. Bad Company 14. Movin’ On Also, I really like the guitar Dave “Bucket” Colwell uses in this part.

[@fredsinger3894]

No Paul not bad co

[@chrisinger1]

Except there was a Bad Co. without Paul. Better? NO, but they carried on. This album was closer to the original Bad. Co. sound. They did go on record and say that they wished they hadn't used the Bad Company name during the Brian Howe era, but were very comfortable using it here with Robert Hart. Also, I could easily say that there really isn't a Bad Company without Mick Ralphs but yet.. there is.

[@chrisinger1]

The Company Of Strangers album was the last original music from Bad Company by the way. That says more about Paul Rogers than anything.

[@p.quinnofficial4383]

@ fred singer I disagree. I’m a huge fan of Bad Company and have all their albums. While I do think that Paul Rodgers is the best Bad Company vocalist, both the Howe era and the Hart era have some real gems. I love Gimme Gimme, the title track, and Dance With The Devil from Company Of Strangers. And One On One, Love So Strong, and Downpour In Cairo from its follow up; Stories Told & Untold. From the Howe era there’s Fame and Fortune, Burning Up, One Night, Holy Water, and How About That among others. There’s a lot of good music on all of their albums and to dismiss the ones without Paul Rodgers is in my opinion unfair to those that played on the six albums released between 1982 and 1996, but also to yourself.

[@turdoirishman]

@@chrisinger1 Apart from the excellent 2002 live album ' Merchants of Cool' Lineup: Rodgers, Kirke, Colwell, Lochrie. Which features the very last BC song ' Joe Faboulus'

[@mickb44]

not really never released a bad album