THIS WAS AMAZING!!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Free - All Right Now REACTION

[@michaelbenematti2044]

I may be old but my generation has the best music!

[@IllonaHector]

Exactly!!

[@robertburke784]

Amen, brother rocker!

[@fatheroforphans6214]

And the best drugs as well. Or so I hear 😜😜

[@desichambers7556]

Paul "the voice" Rodgers still sounds as good today at 71 as he ever did. Fantastic singer.

[@ed.z.]

Amazing.

[@philipwhitty2838]

Couldn’t agree more. One of the best UK rock singers ever.

[@ed.z.]

@@philipwhitty2838 I read he had dual passports UK, and Canada. It that true? Definitely one of our most fantastic vocalists.

[@YvonneMartinez-t2h]

Sorry, they are good but there’s only one, “The Voice,” and that grand distinction belongs to Mr. Stephen Ray Perry!

[@PrimeBallard]

This is THE epitome of classic rock. No other song really embodies the genre like this one

[@katy4779]

One of my husband's all time favourites. He would go nuts when he heard it, he loved it so much. He died of cancer in 1991 aged 31, leaving behind two children, a daughter 7 years and son 2 years. Today, my daughter is an Author and my son is a Police Officer... their Dad would be so proud. Thank you both so much for this one, your reaction brought back so many happy memories. x

[@Randy-ty8xn]

I m so sorry to hear about your husband. He was so young. Yourselfup right. Your husband was watching over y'all protecting you like he always did. Thank you for sharing. Be safe.

[@katy4779]

Thank you so much, you are very kind.@@Randy-ty8xn

[@christopherobrien6570]

Hi Katy. Small world, my older daughter is called Katy, and I'm a retired Police Officer, and I love to read. I too was 31 in 1991. If your son gets half the fulfilment from his career as I got from mine, he'll have had a great career. My very best wishes to you and your family, from me and mine.

[@katy4779]

@@Randy-ty8xn Thank you so much for your lovely thoughts and beautiful words, you are very kind. x

[@katy4779]

@@christopherobrien6570 Bless you for such beautiful sentiments, very much appreciated. x

[@SherryJohnson28171]

You two kids are so awesome, I call you kids cause I'm old enough to be your mom lol. Thanks for being the best music commentary duo on you-tube! You both have wonderful taste in music too when you hear a song you know when it's the real good stuff. Thanks and keep your show rockin!

[@jazzyboy7784]

Sherry...I agree with you...they are a joy to watch...

[@GrandmaZeppelin]

Aren’t they absolutely precious! They make me so happy!☮️💜

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@rebeccawyse5562]

Agreed

[@pamboskourtoulos5239]

Totally agree with Sherry, they are a joy to watch and listen to.

[@suchWASi]

Not embarrassed to admit, when THIS song came on the radio, us 1970's kids would freak out, jump up and down...air guitar...sing along 😊. Thank you for reacting.

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@cherylbyrnes7120]

Yes no matter where you were.

[@jeffreyflynn5746]

Embarrassed...?

[@ChuckHackney]

Love love raising song and paul Rogers...wait till you hear Bad Company

[@susanclement4068]

Yeah, I was in 10th grade when this came out and I still love it!!!

[@chrislira3574]

One of the greatest rock vocalists, whether in Free, Bad Company, The Firm, Queen(touring only, I think), you name it. Great song and so glad to watch you two react!!

[@surlechapeau]

Paul Rodgers has one of the great rock voices. Add his name to your comment (edit)

[@ToniMcGinty]

The Queen project did result in an album: The Cosmos Rocks.

[@SherryJohnson28171]

Paul Roger's one of the greatest voices in rock. This song is awesome but doesn't even capture how amazing his voice is, still today, just as awesome, saw Bad Co a couple years ago, Paul was just amazing, his voice exactly like the concerts from the 70's! And his band, also Amazing! Played a sweet version of Jimmy Hendrixs, All along the watch tower. There's a song to listen to guys!

[@annpilgrim7685]

The Firm 💗

[@juliemanarin4127]

The Firm...Jimmy Page!

[@jackndan6603]

Bad Company was formed from this band One of the best rock singers of all time. Keep it up you guy's. Paul Rogers...😊

[@karlsmith2570]

Paul Rogers was the lead vocalist of Free?? I didn't know that

[@m.vondrake5534]

@@karlsmith2570 the vocalist, drummer and management team for BAD CO came from FREE. The 2 bands actually toured together.

[@mystisage13]

I LOVE Paul Rodgers. I got to meet him once. His first words to me were: "Ello, Love"😍

[@zeppelinfan9360]

And put on Led Zeppelin's record label! 😎🎸

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@kentharris3878]

The lead singer, Paul Rodgers, was also the lead singer for Bad Company, which I just saw you react to the other day. In my opinion, he's ridiculously underrated among singers of the era. Love your reactions...like reliving those days again.

[@stuartmenziesfarrant]

He is not underrated, in fact he is well known within the industry as being one of the best male vocalists of all time...and he can still do it live!

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@tarrakieran2057]

Also, The Firm, which had a nice big hit or two-

[@gillianroffey4914]

And Queen for a little while.

[@stevecrocker6904]

he had the opportunity to replace Ian Gillan in Deep Purple. Highly rated I think

[@richardmontgomery4294]

Paul Rodgers, who also was lead singer for Bad Company. Considered a quintessential classic rock front man. This song is a pure classic rock staple.

[@bigpants6121]

The only man Queen asked to sing for them after Freddie went.

[@SleepyJukebox-vv9dy]

​@@bigpants6121I saw that queen concert with Paul Rodgers. He was a great replacement frontman

[@stephaniesingleton7229]

As a 52 year old wife and mother of 3 adult children- I grew up in the 70’s. It’s refreshing to see you cover this era- the music back then was and still is amazing….timeless! Great job guys! Thank you.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Its weird but to me it sounds better now I DONT KNOW WHY lol - Maybe its the 70s FEELING ,,, But wooow Them 70s were FANTASTIC

[@christarpley6861]

Yep this is good music from the 70s but if course I liked the 60s and the 80s as well

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@kroakie4]

I’m not a huge fan of all of the 80’s stuff. I think I like the early 80’s stuff best.

[@josephpedroza632]

Keep this music going. Us baby boomers are slowly dwindling down. People like you need to keep this music going. I am so happy I was around for this era.

[@theodoreritola7641]

This was the Fantastic 70s ,,,,,,

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@theintern7472]

To you the boomer, I'm a genx'er and this will never go away if I can help it. My millennial children jam this

[@stanlanier7640]

The sheer pleasure expressed in Amber's face upon hearing parts of this song is so heartening. How pure! How uplifting is its testimony to the beauty and magic of music!

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Thanks Stan, something tells me you choose your words wisely and for the benefit of the good hearted who still have the ability to hear words of encouragement as you express your own joy in their exploration of music. Bravo Sir ! Keep it up .

[@stanlanier7640]

@@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052 You are kind.

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

@@stanlanier7640 thanks but not really true I can be considerably harsh as I rarely speak unless warranted. And your goodwill struck me. Nuff said

[@carolineallen6842]

This song was definitely played at all school dances and backyard parties! Everyone like to groove with it, dancing and singing along.

[@johnk8441]

Paul Kossoff playing one of the greatest solos of all time. Andy Fraser laying down an inimitable bass beat. Simon Kirks powerful precision drumming. And Paul Rodgers defining what it is to be a rock singer.

[@bandycoot1896]

Proper rhythm and blues

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@ramschick4life204]

Free (Spirit) formed in 1968. This tune was released in 1970 from their album Fire and Water. These lads' ages at this time were 18 - 20 years old. 😮 They were just kids! Testament to the phenomenal talent in this rock n' blues outfit. Just wow! 🎶🤩🎉

[@chaoticneutral3487]

This is a banger! The guitar player is Paul Kossoff. Incredible guitar tone.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@bobsblues9944]

I remember reading an interview where Joe Bonamassa had said that he thought Paul Kossoff was one of the very top best guitarists

[@brianmiller6055]

Not only did Kossoff have incredible tone, his vibrato was to die for

[@wls64]

That "cowbell-ish" sound you hear is something called "Claves". Basically 2 wooden (high quality tone-wood) sticks that you whack together. Lead singer is Paul Rogers... awesome - cheers

[@miou-miou-]

not that all claves are made out of mahogany but.. there is NO tone-wood.. mahogany, hardwood, is found in/on most instruments. sorry but it was talked about soooo much when building guitars and such and there is just no truth to it. save your money and just grab to jenga pieces and wack them against each other and you will have pretty much that same sound.

[@wls64]

@@miou-miou- nice opinion. shove it smart ass P.S. of course different woods sound different when you strike them.... not build guitars from them. you are an idiot.

[@leehanson1416]

@@miou-miou- Sorry. You might be right that too much is contributed to "tone wood". But I have heard Paul Smith (of PRS) tap a Brazilian rosewood neck blank, and it has a pitch that it resonates at. As far as Claves go, even you could tell the difference between good claves and banging jenga pieces together.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@rudedog34]

It's a breath of fresh air every time I come across younger generations drinking from the fountain of classic rock. I believe it's important that folks like you should continue to keep these classics playing. There will never be an era of music like this again. Love your honest opinions and reactions. Thank you for keeping this alive. Andy Fraser's bass solo is simple but iconic. As a guitarist, I was always waiting with anticipation for this solo, and this one song inspired me to pick up a bass and learn.

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@nicmevan9966]

Here here. Isn't it great!

[@maryanncolyer9378]

Wonderful song

[@kathimoore6527]

Paul Rodgers.....the lead singer. He's in his 70s and STILL sounds amazing.

[@robertclary1718]

Yep, I've heard him twice in the last 4 years. He hasn't missed a note.

[@moiraconleyhomes8501]

I saw him when he toured with Queen a few years ago. I thought it was a good choice to depart from Freddie. Paul Rogers is great.

[@gfakruddinahmad8316]

Very true ! Paul is a phenomal vocalist ! Still has got the amazing power & stamina !

[@debbiemccain5850]

Paul Rodgers lead singer, also lead singer of Bad Company!! Always loved his voice so much!!🎶💙🎵💙

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@jillwklausen]

Me too.

[@billythedog-309]

Who could possibly know that, apart from anybody who cares about rock music?

[@Krzyszczynski]

Something worth noting which I haven't seen mentioned here by other people commenting: the members of this band were barely out of their teens when they laid this track down (in fact bassist Andy Fraser was only 17). One of the most extraordinarily talented ensembles for their age there's ever been.

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@jamespasifull]

Andy Fraser toured with Free when he was just 15 years old!! 😲

[@tammywhatever8602]

You guys are SUCH a breath of fresh air, with all of this tragedy that continues to hurt our country... THANK YOU! Your family is beautiful - you are so lucky & blessed!! ❤ Hugs, from Mesa, AZ 🌵

[@artsilva]

The singer Paul Rodgers was only 19 when he recorded this. He then became one of the best soulful rock vocalists in history. The sound you thought was a cowbell is actually from a Wood Clave, a pair of hardwood sticks about 8 inches long with a small center drilled out core to amplify the sound. A percussion instrument rooted in afro-cuban and latin rhythms

[@IDriveAnAudi]

Claves make sense, but my first thought was a woodblock on the drum kit. I remember listening to this on the radio and coming from my big sisters’ .45 rpm player.

[@marycooper6188]

The bass line is soul touching.

[@chuckbradley9614]

The 1970’s was the greatest period of rock music. So many great bands that came from the time period. The singers could actually sing and the musicians could actually play their instruments, no digital cleaning up for them.

[@ronalda.saname396]

The 80's were also great. Dokken, Tesla, Ratt, Skid Row, Iron Maiden, Queensrych, Y & T, Lita Ford, Steelheart, Legs Diamond, Metallica, Jackal, Cinderella, Def Leopard, Whitesnake, Kix, Judas Priest, Scorpions, Vixen.

[@theodoreritola7641]

You said what i was going to say WOOW Born in 1960 So im a Big time 70s BRAT

[@theodoreritola7641]

O YAAAAH Them 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

​@@ronalda.saname396 LOL THE 70s kicked there ASS , Bands formed in the 70s , The Eagles , Boston , Kansas Journey Acdc , Queen Areosmith , Van Halen Kiss Bto Elo The Cars, The Police ,Blondie , Fog Hat , White snake was formed in 1978 , Abba The Clash The Knack Are some of the bands ,,,,,,,,,,,,, formed ,,,,,, in the FANTASIC 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

Lets vote on bring back them 70s yes or no My vote is we better

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

“Ready for love” (bad company)is the other side and the same side hauntingly draws you in. Paul Rodgers is THE rock n roll voice of decades

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@guidosarducci]

100% agree with you brother...

[@mikenastasi8927]

Ready For Love was originally recorded by Mott The Hoople and written and sung by Mott The Hoople & Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs.

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

@@mikenastasi8927 Thanks Mike , although a follower of both bands I had no idea “All the way to Memphis “🎶 Mott the Hoople wrote or performed “Ready for Love” one of my favorites. I had almost forgotten Mott, hahaha. Thanks again to Mike Nastasi.

[@guidosarducci]

@@mikenastasi8927 I LOVE more info like this! I never knew that. Thank you.

[@LadyDoe17]

I haven’t heard this song in far too many years! Thanks guys!.

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

What? You should only be listening to classic rock. Lol.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@LadyDoe17]

Oh no, I like to mix it up with all music. I have playlists for all genres.

[@joshdahl4114]

Paul Rogers vocals are amazing! Andy Fraser’s bass playing was groovy, Simon Kirke’s drumming was stellar and finally Paul Kossoff’s guitar picking was mind-bending!

[@kperry2504]

LOVE this song! I still have the 45 record of it I bought as a young teen! lol :)

[@andreaschmall5560]

So did I!!! After hearing it on the radio the first time, immediately ran out to buy the 45. Still have it too.

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

I wish I had saved my records.

[@sharonbrady-methvin9722]

Me too Jackie!

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@kperry2504]

@@andreaschmall5560 I did the SAME THING! LOL! Thats great! :)

[@Ezekiel33USA]

Paul Rodgers said that when they wrote this song what he was wanting was a song that they can end their concerts with. They were currently ending their concerts with a blues cover tune, but they wanted their own, so he wrote the chorus right then by singing it to the band and they went and finished the rest of it. This is the classic rock song from that era and Paul Rodgers is the icon of hard rock singers from that time.

[@andydelgado2789]

I would like to recommend “Hurt No More” by the Aquarium Rescue Unit, you will not be disappointed. 😎

[@dee2251]

One of the UK’s favourites. This was one of those songs that got everyone up on the dance floor back in the day, no matter what type of music you liked.

[@joelmastrobattisto422]

Paul Rogers Is one of the greatest rock singers of all time, So much soul And it’s so genuine with the cracks in his voice and everything. He has mostly known for being the lead singer of bad company

[@randyhochstein8455]

This is a band that was part of the British Invasion, and seriously influenced nearly every rock band to follow. Paul Rogers continues to be one of the greatest rock vocalists of all time.

[@demonhoopa]

I believe the accepted timeline of the British Invasion is 64-67 Cheers

[@stormy8207]

@@demonhoopa technically maybe but then it was followed by bands such as Zeppelin, Floyd etc... so maybe lets call it the first wave lol

[@t.j.payeur5331]

This came out much too late to be considered part of the British Invasion ..I was there..ever hear of Freddy and the Dreamers? The Tremeloes, maybe? I didn't think so..anyway, just sayin'...

[@stormy8207]

@@t.j.payeur5331 having been born in 1955 I was also there. Loved Gerry and the Pacemakers and Hermits Hermits etc. But lets face it, they were a trickle compared to later. Those that come after 1967 deserve the term IMO. The extraordinary talent that came out if the UK in those decades was mindblowing. It certainly was an invasion, whatever you want to call it

[@mariannemabie9274]

@@stormy8207 👍

[@BDUBZ49]

Paul Rogers, Rod Stewart, Steve Marriott....three of the great raspy, soulful rock singers.

[@Krzyszczynski]

To that list I would add Roger "Chappo" Chapman of Family. In My Own Time and The Weaver's Answer are two of their best-known.

[@crzyoldmn]

Lead singer Paul Rodgers, one of the true great voices in rock n roll. Also sang lead for Bad Company, The Firm and The Law as well as solo efforts.

[@Jan82-x7n]

No wonder! I kept thinking he sounded just like Bad Company! 🤣

[@jdbroders64]

And Queen after Freddie's passing.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@craigedwards2940]

A shame about Paul Kossoff too. Paul Rodgers has been fantastic throughout the year's, decade's actually. He did a great blues album, I just can't recall what it was called.

[@crzyoldmn]

I think it was a tribute album to Muddy Waters. And you're right about P. Kossoff.

[@visiblepixels4632]

"Let's move before they raise the parking rate." Such a great lyric!

[@dianeknight4839]

Having had the honour of seeing them live back in my young years, they have not dated. It is one of the songs where you bounce around the room. Paul Rodgers has a great voice. You should check out more, he also sang with Bad Company. Jay its simply "Free"

[@realamerican5813]

I've always LOVED this song!!! Great pick!! ROCK ON!! Jeff

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@greggfla]

The name of the instrument you were wondering about are called, "Claves." They're percussion wood sticks. 🙂👍

[@jackndew2]

You're exactly right. Drummer Keith Moon of the Who played them on their song 'Magic Bus'.

[@scott1395]

There's nothing like feeling good on a beautiful spring day cruising with the windows down and this comes on the radio! Great memories!

[@madman1955]

Running gears in a 66 GTO ragtop with the radio louder than the headers. What wonderful memories.

[@rklrkl64]

This song is one I've played on repeat for hours without getting sick of it, which shows you how good it is. An absolute all-time rock classic.

[@lindalou6105]

My 1st 45

[@c5forbob]

Paul Rodgers is one of the best voices in rock! Even Freddy Mercury was a huge fan which might be one of the reasons why Queen asked him to tour with them after Freddy was gone. Check out Bad Company to hear more Paul Rodgers!

[@Isleofskye]

I am a tolerant man so, in the spirit of forgiveness, I am going to grant you a KZbin Pardon after consistently spelling Paul's surname incorrectly :)

[@karenoengland9859]

Wow I didn't know FREDDIE LIKE HIM.

[@c5forbob]

@@Isleofskye thank you. Not sure how I did that.

[@Isleofskye]

Well it's 5.20am here in London and it has been 5 long months ever since that mistake and it has still been playing on my mind but now you have seen the error of your ways it will be All Right Now... Good Luck :)

[@c5forbob]

@@Isleofskye checking out the spelling and every site said I was right. Is there a site that has his name with a different spelling?

[@theajones6080]

LOVE your appreciation of this song! I remember as a kid, my parents would take us to the beach, and I remember this song on the radio. A great song.

[@trjbrew]

Lead singer Paul Rodgers is also the lead singer of Bad Company who did "Feel like making love". In the mid 80's he teamed up with Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and formed a group called The Firm, lots of good music from both bands to dive into. And yes Van Halen's "Eruption" is a must.

[@yaimavol]

They have reacted to that song

[@kevinchmielowiec7154]

Saw The Firm on both of their tours. The were amazing!!!

[@trjbrew]

@@yaimavol Yes they did, but they didn't realize that Paul Rodgers was the singer on All Right Now as well.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@Tigerflix20]

All I heard is “ Eruption is coming”.... That's it HUGE HUGE HUGE Van Halen fan and have been just waiting.. Jordan it's going to blow your mind.

[@blowingfree6928]

After Freddie died, Paul Rodgers was asked to front Queen for live performances and did so. As part of the set, this song was always played. I watched an interview with Brian May a few years ago, and he said that one of the major reasons they asked Paul was because he (Brian) had always longed to play Alright Now! You can see, or rather hear, why.

[@bretdalton3268]

Saw Bad Company about 5 years ago and they ended the show with Alright Now.

[@howardhales6325]

They did a fantastic studio album together as well.

[@jacqueline4514]

Great one!!! You two are wonderful to watch; doing some real greats across the genres and your take on the songs are insightful, on point and refreshing!!!!❤️

[@thewizard6077]

Paul Rogers is the singer. He is the dark haired guy leaning forward with one hand on the floor, wearing the white sweater. He is one of the greatest voices to ever grace the planet. His later band, "Bad Company", was the first musical act signed to Led Zeppelin's record label, Swan Song Records. Peace

[@deborahrobertson8606]

Welcome to THE greatest band ever....I LOVE them so so much. The greatest singer, guitarist and bassist. And all were still kids. NOne over 21, when this was recorded. Pure genius.

[@Shaun72]

Yes! Yeeesss!! Totally agree. Wish more people would react to the lesser known songs. I love Alright Now but it's the only Free song you'll hear on TV and film. So many more amazing songs.

[@deborahrobertson8606]

I agree. Their body of work was stunning - start to finish.@@Shaun72

[@Shaun72]

@@deborahrobertson8606 literally a couple of hours ago on Alright Now was used on a TV rugby programme 😌

[@deborahrobertson8606]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIHSZ4qHrZJgbKs A masterpiece!

[@Shaun72]

@@deborahrobertson8606 ooooh! What's it gonna be ☺️ *Thanks Deborah* 🥹 masterpiece is right.

[@billshelly5332]

Free is a criminally underrated band. They weren't together very long, but this classic album was their best of a good output. Paul Rodgers (that is correct spelling of his last name) is one of the greatest singers in rock and roll. (He's pictured second from left) There is not a weak track on this album, 'Fire and Water' and 'Mr. Big' are just a couple more highlights

[@scottphillips2174]

Yes! ‘Fire and Water’ is probably my favorite by Free.

[@silasfatchett7380]

It's said that Paul Rodgers never sang a wrong note.

[@garmit61]

Free Live is their best album imo. Fire and Water was great but iI prefer the rougher production of Tons of Sobs and the way they slowed all the songs down on Live to amazing effect. Probably because Koss was so stoned.

[@malmal5158]

im, 73 and still lovin tunes from my youth cos modern music is crap but i do love 70s soul

[@johnbernsen6145]

I agree with you Bill about "Fire And Water." Actually, the whole album is stellar. And Paul Kossoff kicks all kind of ass. Best vibrato ever in rock guitar.

[@ginnywelsh6232]

I was today years old learning that Rodgers was in this band. I must have been asleep all these years! 😂 Love him! ❤️

[@markuhlman3767]

You're not alone. Reading the comments and learning that Paul Rogers was lead vocals here...I'm 55 years old and feel an inch tall. Lol

[@aaradia]

@@markuhlman3767 Ha. Me too! I had no idea!

[@Craig-x8r]

Love the reaction.....love watching you two experience some great rock!

[@capcolombie3834]

This is one of the greatest Rock songs of all time. Free are one of the sadly underrated British bands of the 70s. Every bit as good as any of those considered to be major bands at the time, absolutely amazing. The singer Paul Rodgers and the Drummer Simon Kirke went on to form Bad Company. Well worth diving deeper into Free. I believe the girl/woman he's singing about is Gloria Jones, who was in later years Marc Bolan's girlfriend.

[@ryenstrotheide2537]

Another band you should check out is Humble Pie. “Thirty Days in the Hole” is probably their best known song. This is the band Peter Frampton played lead guitar in before striking out on his own.

[@herbyragan7801]

I love Humble Pie’s cover of “Honky Tonk Woman”

[@kennethlatham3133]

On the live Humble Pie (Filmore) version of "I Don't Need No Doctor", you can clearly hear Frampton's backup vocals amidst all the chaos. And his guitar solo, Madonn'.

[@elegantirony78]

Hot & Nasty & 30 Days in the Hole

[@eddiehansen6865]

Saw them in 72 in KC,great concert. I have the album cover of the dinner table and pie as my screen saver.

[@babs3635]

Humble Pie was my first concert👍

[@karenscigliano9787]

Sexiest rock n roll song for my money---and Paul's voice...is the best rock n roll voice EVER!! Great reaction you 2 💕

[@jonathanlocke6404]

Sometimes I think if someone asked me to show them an example of "classic rock", I would just play this...

[@markschattefor6997]

I'm just wondering if you can call this "bullseye" or is it "onehunderdandeieieightyyy" when you are talking about CLASSIC ROCK. Doesn't matter this is song/band is ÜBERCOOL.period..

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@samjones2439]

Yes!👍🏼

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

He had the best voice in rock in my opinion. That's why Bad Company never had a bad song.

[@janiceduke1205]

and behind Freddie Mercury 😁

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

@@janiceduke1205 Freddie was in my mind as I typed this LOL Freddie is just in a class by himself.... Period 😊

[@cmlcml7350]

Agreed Sandi

[@alanstrom2221]

My FIRST TIME HEARING this song was in 1970. Paul Rodgers actually sang LIVE with QUEEN for a period of time

[@tigioma3761]

Saw Queen+PR several times.....they were so good. Get out there & check out the live videos of that tour.

[@stephenpuntan739]

@@tigioma3761 dodgers also sang with James Page

[@stephenpuntan739]

Rodgers I meant

[@paulmargett9360]

So glad you found this one after doing Bad Company. The lead singer is Paul Rodgers and he's the guy in white in the photo. Its a classic. Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@alamc200]

I love this. I was about 9-10 years old when this was played on the radio a lot. Still sounds great! Lead singer is the second guy from the left in the photo named Paul Rodgers and also sang lead in other bands including Bad Company. They're from the UK.

[@michaelalley214]

Love your reactions. As a musician and old timer its so cool to see your appreciation of my generation's music and help me re-appreciate some old tunes. Thank you!

[@norawatson8916]

This is why I subscribed to you guys, you both are wonderful human beings. Love your responses 💕

[@littleogeechee223]

Now we’re talking! This is much more like it! Dip into any and all Bad Company, and The Firm with Jimmy Page…featuring Paul Rodgers on vocals…he is exceptional!

[@marklowe8087]

Guitarist Paul Kossoff had an incredible vibrato,fast and wide stressing up a full tone to the sweet spot.The man who carried it on after Paul's death never acknowledged it but it's there when you listen Angus Young.

[@steppingrazor5520]

I was wondering if I was the only one who made the connection to the AC/DC sound.

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@eviltigger9962]

I Made conexión on my chilhood 80's

[@CGholl]

If you like Paul Rodgers voice, he fronted Bad Company. Now there’s a group that’ll knock your socks off!

[@jameshelm2847]

Don't forget The Firm that Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page were in. Love their song "Radioactive".

[@markporter1901]

Prefer Free.

[@krisdoggett483]

They have done one Bad Company reaction. Check it out. I believe it was Feel Like Makin Love.

[@jackgilchrist]

Many other rock vocalists and musicians will cite Paul Rogers as their favorite vocalist. They call him "the voice." If I recall right, his later band Bad Company (which you've reacted to before) was the first band signed to the Swan Song label, which was the label created by Led Zeppelin, so Amber's shirt is appropriate. 👍

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@55billmarshall]

In the UK this song has been on every pub jukebox for ever - and probably always will be. Listen also to Wishing Well, another of their classics. Free were so influential and, already great, would have gone on to be huge if Paul Kossof had lived. Their successors Bad Company were very good with Paul Rodgers singing continuing to develop but Kossoff was irreplaceable.

[@Noseypoke-mr7th]

"MY BROTHER JAKE"

[@AlanF0011]

Wishing Well ... my absolute fave Free song

[@DavidBroadley-tw7ks]

I love little bit off love wat a cracker and it's less than 3 mins long

[@sandracastillo3543]

Paul Rodgers is one of the Best singer/performers very underrated. He is still ROCKIN IT

[@bonscotty67]

It's Paul Kossoff's unique vibrato in his fingering on the guitar that "hooks" you....

[@denisebell8422]

We had the best music in the UK back in the day 🎤🎸🎤🎸

[@stuartmenziesfarrant]

💪

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live! It will blow you away! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@kevinmulrooney3353]

Oora we did

[@lyndarichardson4744]

We certainly did !

[@jamesleyda365]

Thanks to the Americans

[@bltnomayo]

Hey guys Free is yet another great British band that you obviously enjoyed. Wishing Well is another of their hits and well worth a listen.. Great reaction! Congrats on your recent addition to your little family.

[@pammy3514]

Bad Company live will blow you away!!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_QeoGYhJ6Jr7s

[@realamerican5813]

Amber, I want to recommend a band for FEMALE FRIDAY! "Fanny" an all female band from 1970. ROCK ON!! Jeff

[@redarmysoja]

Oh yeah! Got to do some Fanny. Those girls rock!!

[@craigwiggins253]

Plus 1

[@justbe4481]

Those ladies had it all

[@m.vondrake5534]

A Place in the Country is SOLID with some amazing guitar work. Their cover of CREAM'S "Badge" was recorded with Eric Clapton (who wrote the song) in the studio.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@penelopehornswaggle102]

It's one of the best(fun) classic rock songs ever recorded😊❤❤❤Definitely one of my favorites growing up and now, still a favorite❤❤❤Glad you guys loved it too❤

[@Fergal283]

been watching you guys for a little wow and really like your reactions, especially the obvious enjoyment you show when you hear something that's good. It's so nice to see a younger generation (I'm 67) feeling the 'vibe' in the same way as we did when we first heard these tunes, all those years ago. Keep the reactions coming, guys, you have a long way to go and so much more music to come.

[@matthewhunt7665]

I love you guys look for your videos every day may God bless you and your family.😘

[@atuuschaaw]

Oh, I love it when I come up on a jewel of a reaction from y'all that I have missed somehow. It's like finding an easter egg. Such an incredible song for an introduction. I could tell y'all enjoyed it. Your faces said more than any words could convey. 😉♥

[@rachellara4661]

Love this song! Great 70s vibes!

[@tessesmom]

Oh I love this song!!

[@garmit61]

Imo Free were the best band ever. They wrote this song when they were teenagers. Paul Kossoff is my favourite guitarist ever. He was so economical with his playing but every note and chord was so well placed. Simon Kirke was a great drummer, Andy Fraser an incredible bassist and songwriter and Paul Rodgers vocals were brilliant. Try out Wild Indian Woman and I’m a Mover. In fact you could do worse than to react to all the tracks on their live album, unimaginatively named ‘Free Live’

[@topgazza]

Great hit from the hippy era with a killer rif and base line. Then there’s Paul’s vocals….. Paul is second from the left

[@TimCarter]

Free's first album "Tons of Sobs" is the best blues rock I've ever heard.

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@terrypoff2651]

This is a good example of why we say our music was the best!!!

[@leo1314ok]

Great choice! Paul Rogers, one of THE best rock voices ever! Free, Bad Company (you remember Feel like making love?) The Firm (short lived but loved them) and touring with Queen, brilliant

[@leemccurtayne9489]

When this album came out these guys were barely 20, their first album “Tons of Sobs” is considered one of the best Brit blues albums “Ever”. Paul Roders has had a stellar career, considered best blues and rock voice in the UK. Lead guitarist Paul Kossoff as you can tell just set the band apart from music of the time. A must watch is “Free at Isle of Wight”

[@lgbass]

Tons of Sobs is incredible.

[@gill8779]

Free were my favourite band in my youth & I still listen to them today. 'Be my friend' is my favourite song of all time & it brings back so many memories.

[@hawnyfox3411]

Superb track that...... "Be My Friend" Even my wife fell in LOVE with that track such quality Arguably their best ever song Paul Rodgers has been my all time favourite singer since I was 14 y/o & I'll be 62 next week (Yikes !)

[@gill8779]

@@hawnyfox3411, I am 66!! where did the years go? Highway was a great album, "love you so" was another favourite.

[@hawnyfox3411]

@@gill8779 = Thanks for your reply Gill - Good to know you're my age group & music taste I must ask (I'll explain "why") - Are you from U.K - U.S.A - Canada or other English speaking nation ???? Reason I ask, is because you might not already be aware of this, but. Back in 1970 at the height of their fame, "FREE" made a Granada T.V appearance kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZi3Z417r9yDj5I That razor sharp video caught "FREE" at their absolute finest (all the stars aligned !!) - It was filmed in Manchester, England. "Granada T.V" were an independant company making & selling high-end quality T.V programmes to Britain's only other competitor to the B.B.C (back then) They were a major television company named "I.T.V" Back in those days there were only THREE British Television channels, BBC.1, BBC.2 & of course "I.T.V" The latter showed programmes like "The Saint" (Roger Moore) "Coronation Street" (also made by Granada) & shows you might've heard of like Gerry Anderson's "Thunderbirds" (puppets) & I should also add shows like "The Muppets" - If you're NOT from England, than it's highly unlikely you'll know about this magical film-stidio perfomance & capture of (by far) one of Britain's finest bands ("FREE") in that studio back in 1970 Many British bands ruled the airwaves, even in America at the times (Beatles, Cream, Rolling Stones, etc) I wanted to steer you in the direction of this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZi3Z417r9yDj5I lest you not be aware of it ? If you ARE from England & already know about it, then please DO forgive me - As I wanted to share it with you, being as "one FREE fan to another" & of course, similar/same age - I hope you DO enjoy the video ? "Ride On A Pony" wasn't famous, unlike "Wishing Well" or "All Right Now" (also a huge hit in 1970) But THAT video link kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZi3Z417r9yDj5I shows ALL of the band at the height of their powers & youth, whilst capturing such a magical performance, particularly from Paul Rodgers** **( Note the confidence, swagger, sublime vocals & sheer relaxed stage presence he has here !!!!!!)

[@gill8779]

@@hawnyfox3411 I am from the UK, so yes I have seen all those videos, they are saved t o my favourites. There was another really good video featuring "be my friend" which I think was the absolute best, where Paul changes the words slightly on one part (German tv clip) Unfortunately it is no longer on KZbin due to copyright reasons. But I think I may have it captured on a video where someone else uploaded it but It is not full screen, I will check. Have you got the books "Heavy load" & "all right now" they are good. There are also some videos about Paul Kossoff's life by his dad on here, where he went around schools talking about drugs & his addiction. Those years were magical for me as a young girl, loved every minute of it. We girls all fancied Paul Rodgers, my mum thought he looked "dirty" lol.

[@hawnyfox3411]

@@gill8779 = Hi Gill & thanks again for your reply. I laughed at your Mum's remark, sign of the times. No, I don't have those books you mention. As I'm about 4-5 years younger, my introduction to "FREE" (proper) was when I was 14 & bought the Canadian (import) double album "The Free Story" circa 1976/1977 I was so inspired, in fact BESOTTED by the photograph of Rodgers sitting on the Amp' (outdoors) smoking a joint (or roll-up) with his six-string on his lap - I used to gaze at THAT photo' seemingly for hours (whilst listening to the double album), wishing I could be HIM - (at 14 you kinda do that kinda thing as a lad !!) I dunno' "if" you know how good he was on guitar (electric), but he was often overlooked & severely under-rated, because of course he either had Paul Kossoff or Mick Ralphs beside him, doing "lead". (more on that later, if I may ?) There is a splendid tale of ONE of Paul Kossoff's Gibson Les Paul's here on You Tube It was sold to Arthur Ramm when P.K sold it (sadly) to buy Heroin - (Ramm didn;t know of course) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6mupIB-idubpNk Ramm kept it & it survives to the present day & is revered & has been used 'Live' by Joe Bonamassa I bought a (Left-Handed) Gibson Les Paul Custom (1982 model) myself about 18 yrs ago now First thing I played on it was both "All Right Now" & "Fire & Water" my other all time fave "FREE" track There IS a German T.V studio clip showcasing "Fire & Water" which might be of the same batch ? (By that, I mean the "Be My Friend" cilp that's now M.i.A)

[@go234ko96ts5]

When I think of great rock classics this is near the top. This gem came out in 1970 and hit number 4 on the charts.Paul Rodgers is Phenomenal. A lesser known song by Free but none the less a great song was MY BROTHER JAKE. After Free Paul Rodgers and his drummer started the band Bad Company with hits like FEEL LIKE MAKIN' LOVE and ROCK 'N' ROLL FANTASY.

[@rogerfleury9759]

I’m so glad I grew up in this era. When you clicked on the radio, the music was so good you never had to change stations to find better songs. AM, FM the hits just came, one right after another! You could, and did rock out 24 hours a day! YOU’VE GOT TO LISTEN TO NAZARETH, HAIR OF THE DOG! COWBELLS GALORE! Roger in Pierre South Dakota

[@lukagovorcin3610]

YES IN " TIME OF YUGOSLAVIA WE HEAR THAT ON RADIO,AND I AM STILL LISTENING,AND I AM YOUNG ! HIHIHIHIHI

[@kjell-oveandersson8379]

ONE OF THE BEST SONGS EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oxcart4172]

One of the best rock singers of all time

[@morrisanderson3180]

THE best.

[@janelledelaney4428]

That down and dirty bass!!

[@maryannturton9830]

Paul Roger's voice is it! He later became the leader singer for Bad Company!

[@randygibson318]

Free actually morphed into Bad Company, had all the same members. The Move morphed into ELO, all the same members also. Both Jeff Lynne and Paul Rodgers took control , changed their sound ( ELO more than Free ) and became huge!

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

This was part of the "heavy" R&B movement. Great groove with a powerful riff and strong vocals. Keep going.

[@cindemcclurg9294]

This takes me back to the summer before my senior year of high school. The lead singer is Paul Rodgers! It reminds me of hanging out with my friends and heading through the canyons to go to the beach....we had the radio WAY up when we heard this!

[@kennethlatham3133]

This is one of a short list of "overplayed" hit singles that I never get tired of hearing. Ironically, a lot of them are from 1970, 1971. "Spirit in the Sky", "Maggie May", this one, "One Toke Over the Line", "I Don't Know How to Love Him", "Sweet City Woman ('72), "Baby I'm-a Want You". I think it's the 3-minute limit. Amber, I'm pretty sure you are recognizing "All Right Now" from a recent TV ad.

[@magcourse]

Have no idea why, but for some reason this always brings Foghat's "Slow Ride" to mind too. I know it's an odd pairing, and I doubt it happens for anyone else lol. But it never fails for me. As soon as I hear one, I think of the other. I must have had them paired together on a playlist at one point or another. Either way, I highly recommend you check that one out as well - Slow Ride by Foghat.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I was just thinking of suggesting Foghat. Great band!

[@kyleanspach3457]

You are not alone...

[@margiemcpeak9304]

Agreed‼

[@ajruther67]

It happens to me as well!

[@Elena-xl5dc]

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[@mojojojojuniper6122]

Best reaction to Frees alright now love from england😂🌹

[@helenboreham]

The lead singer of Free was Paul Rodgers. He was also the lead singer of Bad Company who you reacted to a few weeks ago x

[@helenboreham]

He is second from the left as you look at the album cover

[@Stan_sprinkle]

man, that song was played so much on the local Houston rock stations when I was growing up that I just got tired of it and have kinda ignored it forever. But somehow, watching other people react to stuff for the first time gives you that new appreciation of songs. I never realized how good it was (and I'm a guitar player for 30 years)

[@debbiedesotell9549]

One of my favorite songs!

[@Malcontent-]

People who grew up in the 70's and 80's knew this riff from at least tv commercials. From 'Time Life' info commercials. Where they were selling music tapes. I know, a weird reference but for those of us that lived it, it's memory some of us have.

[@herekittykittykitty475]

I had forgotten that ha!

[@Malcontent-]

@@herekittykittykitty475 Yeah, weird right? I just flashed back on that event randomly. Even though I've listen and watched the videos of this song many times over the years. I clearly remember those 'Time Life' info commercials playing the riff of this song. It's iconic for those of us back in the 80's.