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Awesome song!! Definitely an S for me!! On a separate note, here's your first S++ LOL .... Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit. Probably too new for you guys to do maybe .... (1991) but what a banger!!! S tier for sure!!! Biggest band and song of the 90s by far. I'm sure there's younger folks listening to your channel that may never have heard it though. .... regardless awesome Banger, Cheers
Freddie Mercury called Paul Rodgers his favorite rock singer. Truth. No wonder Queen toured with him about 10 years ago.
If you like this tune I recommend you check out "Thirty Days in the Hole" by Humble Pie, which has a similar feel and is a great song in its own right.
It is worthwhile for you to check out Trapeze's Black Cloud, in the same year, around the same time. The guitar tone is very similar, with the song resting in the same realm.
Worth comparing.
Ok, Andy and Alex. You are right there in 1970. It is high time for Trapeze's Medusa to follow Free!
Paul Rogers = one of the best voices in rock.
TY for your kind words sir :)
Steve Marriott is the boss.
Amen. Paul Rogers= greatest vocalist ever!
@Norbert The Nark Yes.....that is 100% correct.
Rodgers superb. What a band . 1 lead guitar, 1 bass and drums. When bands were bands
The cool thing about this band...when they recorded this, they were all under age 20. When free formed, Andy Frazier (bass) was 15 years old. Paul Kossoff was 18 and Rodgers and Kirk were 19.
and What were these guys doing a few years ago at the age of these artists. Rodgers and Fraser wrote it and they were 18 and 15 years old.
Wow..didn't know that! TY
Wow ! That’s crazy
I was very fortunate to see Free LIVE in 1970 at Brighton Dome. Ill never forget the huge bass of Andy Frazer, and of course Pauls vibrato guitar. Yep never forgotten
@@eillekeillek you have no idea how green with envy i just turned! You bloody lucky bastard!
In the 70,s we just rocked out , Free could do this live, They could blow your top bands today off the stage, Listen these were kids when they did this - you have no idea !!!
What I love so much about 70’s rock is that each group was so unique and different !! NOTHING BEATS THE 70’s MUSIC 💜
& '60s music was so unique and creative, where it started!
@@swimlaps1From about 63 to around 78, the absolute best era for incredible and incredibly diverse music! From Zeppelin to Abba, from the Beatles to the bee Gees, just unbelievable. The brits ruled this era!
Paul Kossoff's solo on the this is one of the greatest melodic rock solos off all time.....remember this is 1970
Mr. Big
The Stealer. Free were certainly not a one hit wonder but their next single, The Stealer, inexplicably, sold very poorly. Imho, it is Free's best track. Andy & Alex would probably prefer the original single edit (also on the album Highway), but Kossoff fans should listen to the extended version discovered in the Island vaults many years later. Awesome!
@@graemepark5046 Blows my mind how young they were. Great group!
@@johnt7630 Well said. And when I was younger, Mr. Big (live) was my favourite Free track, with astounding bass solo by the youngest member Andy Fraser.
@@johnt7630 when naming the band the choices were Heavy metal death kids or free. Saw a show in Vegas called Raiding the Rock Vault that explained this.
Paul Rodgers is the only rock singer from the 60s and 70s who's still got the pipes today. Amazing !
Indeed! He was born to sing. A natural.
Paul Rodgers is a treasure, to be sure, but don't overlook Glenn Hughes (Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Country Communion), who still has the sauce.
@@ronforeman2556 Stevie Wonder called Glenn Hughes his favorite white singer.
Sorry but I disagree in some aspects. Rodgers definitely kept his voice but so did a few others. The first one that comes to mind is Jon Anderson. Saw them recently and he still sounds like he did back in 72 when I first saw Yes, performing the Close to the Edge tour.
@@stephaniethurmer5370 Anderson uses auto tune today.
Boys, no way are Free anything near a one hit wonder band!
Their back catalogue is immense. One of England's finest bands.
I facepalmed so hard when he said one hit wonder that I have an image of my face burned into my palm.
Ahh, correction, one of THE ALL TIME greatest bands
Free's vocalist is the "great" Paul Rodgers who is the vocalist for Bad Company. His voice is still as powerful today as it was all those years ago. Love Paul Rodgers! ❤️ 🎼🎶🎤🎸🎹❤️
Simon Kirke was the drummer for Bad Company also.
Another Good Free song off the album Heartbreaker is “Wishing Well” which is one of their most famous songs and hits. Brilliant guitar riff
Free vocalist - Paul Rodgers, still doing it about 2018 th-cam.com/video/z2Bw_HH_T4g/w-d-xo.html. The whole band were teenagers when All Right Now was released
The late + great Paul Kossoff was the perfect guitarist for Free. I always believed that if he would have lived longer, that, he would have became another legendary guitarist like Eddie Van Halen.
I totally agree then go way back to The Stealer.
Wishing Well is my favourite free song total banger
@@simply_psi Kossoff was absent from that track. Rodgers played guitar.
Magic Carpet Ride Steppenwolf
Yes!
saxworth Good song, but come on dude...
So much yes!
Very trippy feel to that song!!
Long version!
Wishing Well is my favorite Free song. The guitarist died too young. Paul Rodgers one of the best rock vocalists.
Don't believe it's a cowbell, sounds like clavies to me
Blackfoot remade the song Wishing Well on their Strikes album.
Rodgers, Hagar, and Cummings are the top 3 rock vocalists imo.
He’s never been inducted to RRHOF!! He’s one of the best rock singers ever!!
Paul Rodgers is the greatest rock vocalist EVER
This song never fails to remind me of a high school friend who LOVED this song and when it played would literally drag everyone out on the dance floor to rock out. He was so much fun! I have to stop and smile when I hear this.
He was later murdered being a hero in the wrong place defending a woman he didn't even know. Tragic, but that was him. We all miss him...
Sorry for your loss. I wish I knew your friend.
" defending a woman"
That sounds like MY kind of guy - and so unlike too many of the stand-and-watch ladyboys these days. So sorry for your loss, Gayla !
@@kevinsim1514 Thank you, Kevin.
@@marvinc9994 Thank you.
This is a fantastic song! Even though it was recorded in 1970, it's so popular that it's estimated that it is played somewhere in the world every 45 seconds.
Its sound was really before its time. Songs from the mid 70s still had this kind of feel.
Wild Bill……interesting last name. 😉
@@danattkisson962 Same to you. Not a common one for sure.
Check out Paul Rodger's (lead singer) other bands too...Bad Company and The Firm (w/Jimmy Page). He also toured with Queen for a while. One of the best hard rock singers ever.
Great for remembering the Queen stint!! His voice is amazing.
Queen + Paul Rodgers also released an album together, The Cosmos Rocks.
A lot of people don't bring up the Firm when they talk about Paul Rodgers.
Though they only had two albums.
Radioactive was probably their biggest hit in that band.
Y'all forgot one more band... this is a GREAT track with PR on vocals:
th-cam.com/video/YPAyAOGTAu0/w-d-xo.html
Oh, wow, I "forgot" about The Firm. It's a little esoteric for this channel, but great, great stuff.
Paul Rogers, one of the best voices in rock!
Paul Rodgers is THE best voice in rock. I’ve had the good fortune to see hime live a couple of time in recent years, & his voice has only gotten better over the years.
RODGERS
Paul Rogers, one of the premier rock vocalist!
Ahhh, the band Paul Rodgers (AKA “The Voice”) was in before Bad Company.
He also took over for Freddie for awhile in Queen.
Bad Company had so many great ones, and the production values just kept getting better.
I didn't know it was him! He sounds too good to be in this song.
I once read him described as being so hirsute, he could go on stage clean shaven and come off with a full beard.
Lucie Melahn he had an uncanny ability to be able to record his vocals consistently in one take. Hence his nickname.
One of the greatest guitar riffs all time .
The late, great Paul Kossoff ripping it up on his Les Paul.
53 year old song that sounds like fire even today.This great English band took lead singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke and became Bad Company…hit makers. Paul Rodgers even filled in for Freddie Mercury after he died in Queen.
This and "smoke on the water" and "radar love" are the definition of classic rock. Great choice
Golden Earring are great! I only know Radar Love and Twilight Zone from them but both those songs make it hard for me to stay at the speed limit while I'm driving down the road.
@@LeannWebb61 oh yesss vroooom. Check out radar love with 1000 drummers its mental
@@LeannWebb61 Somewhere in a lonely hotel there's a guy starting to realize that eternal fate has turned its back on him.
It's 2 AM.
Tyrone Tucker I’m gonna have to! I watched their video of “Learning to Fly” and hat to rewatch a few times before moving on.
@@joepegel Are those really the opening words? I never knew that. Nice!
Your the 1st I've seen react to Free,this song was an anthem to us in our young teenage era ,everybody knew the words and could sing it
One of the greatest rock records, ever. I don’t care what Rolling Stone Mag says.
One of my favorite vocalists of all-time!!!
Now that you opened the Paul Rodgers door (he fronted Queen for awhile after FM passed away and he is one of the best Rock vocalists of all time IMO), you have to go down the Bad Company path. Feel Like Makin’ Love or Rock ‘n Roll Fantasy.
Especially Rock and Roll Fantasy. A CLASSIC.
Just Paula Your comment is almost identical to mine, Gr8 minds think alike, eh?😉
It's about damn time for some Bad Company!
"Can't Get Enough" "Bad Company" "Ready for Love" "Shooting Star"
This was short lived group that led to Bad Company. Listen to Bad Co
There’s never been any reason not to listen to “Never Been Any Reason” by Head East!!!!! Rock on Dudes!!!!!!
Or try Head East's "Man I Wanna Be" or "Jefftown Creek". "Never Been Any Reason" was the longest played song in the movie, Dazed + Confused, as well. (Shotgun!). Lmao!
And it has to be the album version!
I agree on Head East never been any reason another good Head East song would be love me tonight both are off of the album flat as a pancake
Ditto
One of my oldest sister’s favorite songs!!! And she loves Little Willy too!! She was the first one in my family to like the Cars too!! I Love both my sisters and my brother so much!! I really miss them right now with this Coronavirus crap going on!
The higher pitched clicking sound that you thought was a cowbell is actually a pair of claves. Basically, two wooden dowels about an inch thick. One is held in one hand so that the hand creates a hollow just below the dowel and the other dowel is used to strike the first, giving a bright, high pitched clicking sound. You'll find them most often in Latin and Cuban music where they form part of the rhythm section.
A cowbell is more resonant and has a much more metallic sound by comparison.
Maturity ? They were teenagers when they created this !!!
your listening to the best rock vocalist in history
Kossoff's tone is something every guitar player should strive for once in their lives :)
Another classic Boys!! Paul Rodgers is a very underrated lead singer!
Not really underrated, everyone knows Paul Rodgers is a badass, recognized as one of the very best!
Haha underrated by who??? He's well known as one the greatest singers EVER
Not underrated at all Rodgers is considered the quintessential rock vocalist of all time
The greatest rock vocalist of all time hands down!!
Ha, ha! When I was 14 or 15 the singles charts had some great songs in them like this one. It was truly a golden age. And the album charts were even better.
Try Golden Earring "Radar Love"
Robert Wood Another great driving song.
@Luuk Hulsman There are a (very) few of us foreigners who have appreciated Golden Earring since the 70s. On the other hand I have always said that if they had been British or American they would have been international superstars. Also, don't forget about "C'est Soir", "Candy's Gone Bad", "Vanilla Queen"...they did indeed have so many great songs. One of the bands that I truly wish that I had been able to see live but sadly they don't have a chance to tour North America and I can't afford a trip to Europe to see them.
@Luuk Hulsman Yes " She Flies on Strange Wings" is a great song
My favourite Dutch band ☺
Twilight zone
Great track! Paul Rogers has one of the best rock voices of all time. And Andy Fraser's bass just makes this song groove!
These guys were very young. Think about that. They were perfectly imperfect. Teenagers.
Guys, this was Free's one big radio hit in the U.S. (they were British), but they were a very respected bluesy hard-rock band in their time. Their three signature elements were Paul Rodgers' powerful singing, Paul Kossoff's stinging, raunchy, skronky Les Paul guitar tone, and the fact that many of their songs had that deliberate, restrained, "walking" blues pace (kids today would call it "slow"). Another good Free song for you to try is "Fire and Water", and then certainly go on to Paul Rodgers' next band, Bad Company, and their first, smash, hit, "Can't Get Enough". Cheers.
That song sure brings back memories!!…now shoot for JAMES GANG…Funk#49 or Walk Away
Kathy Thompson I think they’d really like Funk 49. Been recommending it for awhile.
I've been asking them to do Funk #49 for a while also Hymn 43 by Jethro Tull.
@@SHB59 And on that same theme, the lesser-known Funk #48 is killer too. I might actually like it better than #49.
Both of these are required listening, pay attention fellas, this is the good shit you are looking for!
Steve Bailen Maybe they’ve already heard it. I can’t imagine any guitarist not knowing who Joe Walsh is, but then again, I’m old and there are a lot of great guitarists out there. My apologies to the guys if they haven’t. I don’t mean to sound pretentious in any way. It’s just that there is no other guitar player like Joe Walsh. I think it’s the great playing combined with the facial expressions and the raspy voice.
This is a classic rock song. Paul Rodgers is one of the great voices in rock music all-time.
Paul Rodgers is one of the greatest vocalists in Rock and Roll history. Fire and Water is an absolute banger too...
Paul Rodgers(later of Bad. Co) one of the most revered vocalist of all time. "Bad Company" were huuuge and had many hits.
"Shooting Star"!!!
This was a radio staple back in the 70's, and it wasn't uncommon to see black or red Trans-Ams with t-tops open, with the screaming chicken on the hood driving about town, cranking the living hell out of this classic rock tune!
I know you guys are tired of me saying this but GREEN GRASS AND HIGH TIDES has four lead guitars and is a badass jamb. Pleeeease check it out.
It's a really amazing hit. My all time favorite song and I'm not even really an Outlaws fan.
I've thrown that one out there too. IMO, the greatest southern rock song ever.
@@mikeharris3733
I keep bugging them in hopes they'll notice. Fantastic song. So much energy, I feel wore out everytime I hear it.
I've been throwing this one out for months.....maybe someday.
Sorry dude, but there were only 3 lead guitarists in the band for the song, 'Green Grass and High Tides'. They were Hughie Thomasson - guitars, vocals(Died 2007,Heart Attack), Henry Paul - guitars, vocals and Billy Jones - guitars, keyboards, vocals(Died 1995,suicide), may they rest in peace. Hughie was the main soul of the band and the best guitarist. Hughie was nicknamed "The Flame" for his flaming fast guitar work and he is a member of the Fender Hall of Fame. In 1996 he along with Ricky Medlocke (an original Lynyrd Skynyrd band member before they got signed) and founder of the band, 'Blackfoot', joined and toured with Lynyrd Skynyrd for several years.
Now that being said I completely agree with you about the song Green Grass and High Tides. It is a absolute bomb of a song and in my world the 2nd best rock guitar song ever written and played. The number 1 rock guitar song ever is Lynyrd Skynyrd's Freebird and the number 3 best guitar rock song ever was Ricky Medlocke's band Blackfoot's song 'Highway Song'. All three songs feature 3 great rock guitarists jamming like no other for the last 1/3 of each song in 3 part harmony. Totally hard core rock overdrive great guitar screaming arias. So Andy & Alex, when are going to do as these members of your youtube channel request and do all 3 of these songs. I think you might have done Freebird but you for sure have not done the other 2 songs. Webu reacts is the only music reaction channel that has done all three to date. So get with it boys because these 3 songs are 11's and tier 'S' entries.
Kim Hellums
One of the greatest songs. EVER!!!!! Excellent night time windows down cruising jam. Thanks. Good memories.
This song has been played over 4 million times on radio . Was a huge hit at the time. I think the most impressive thing about it is that they were all very young (20, 20, 19 and 17) when it came out. Besides Paul Rodgers being one of the greatest singers of all time I'm surprised you guys didn't mention the solo. Paul Kossoff used to build these great solos with fantastic vibrato and tone. When Free opened for Blind Faith on their American tour in 1969, Clapton asked Kossoff to show him how he got such great vibrato. Great Praise indeed. Try listening to Mr. Big, Fire & Water and Wishing Well from Free. They were only a one hit wonder in the US. They were huge in the UK.
Paul Rogers great voice. Free was only together for about 5 years. He then stated Bad Company. Check them out! Great songs! Love the Reaction and the Channel 😁❤️
"Let's move before they raise the parking rate." Looove that line! This is a quintessential, sunny day, wind in your hair, driving song. Glad you have opened the door to Paul Rodgers. Next try "Shooting Star" or "Bad Company." Happy Monday, gang!
Sherri yes! It is totally a summer road trip song, isn’t it?
For years I thought it was"move before they raise the *effin rent". Lmao, one of the first lyrics I checked out on google!
@M 40 I had not heard the album version for a long time, and I agree, it does drag out. Radio edit version that you hear on classic rock station seems to be about the right length.
@M 40 Agree. That middle section with the great bass, the piano, the guitar building up -- it does a great job of raising the tension, but then fails (in my opinion) to capitalize on it. It sets the stage, but doesn't provide the emotional release. Still a great song, and Paul Rodgers is one of the great rock singers, not quite Daltrey or Plant, but just one level down.
I love that line too, and when he tells her to slow it down, make love last, huh and she says "love? Lord above, are you trying to put me in love", it so sounds like someone's real experience,
especially in the 70's, can picture the movie Serpico, Midnight Cowboy, The 7 Ups, that gritty, hard 70's. Paul can sing ok, the boy has pipes, Peace ✌
So glad you played the long version! Free, the Best band ever!
Bad Company rose from the ashes of Free, and became one of my favorite rock bands of all time! Paul Roger's is an awesome frontman with that voice!
This song and Hold Your Head Up by Argent, were on every seventies compilation album sold on television.
That is a very trippy song!!!
Exactly...and Bang A Gong by T-Rex.
I remember those 70's compilation album commercials on TV! To this day I think I can play the songs in sequence in my head!
You finally discovered Paul Rodgers. Boy are you in for some cool songs.
All The Way From Memphis-----Mott The Hoople
Those vocals, Paul Rodgers, EPIC!!! Paul was the voice for Bad Company too, another stellar band. That soul blues vibe that began with Free. You'll get lost in the sauce for sure. Bad Company songs to listen to, so many, "Seagull", "Silver Blue and Gold", "Bad Company", Feel Like Makin Love", the list goes on and on. Can't wait to see your reactions to Bad Company.
When Free formed, all the members were between 15 and 18 years old, so the "maturity" to reign themselves in may not have been very well developed yet.
The vocalist, Paul Rodgers, is held in high regard. Many consider him to be the best ever. They have a pretty strong argument, I'd say.
Him and drummer Simon Kirke went on to form super group Bad Company, along with Mick Ralphs on guitar (from Mott The Hoople) and Boz Burrell on bass (from King Crimson). Extremely popular in the mid to late seventies.
I don't think Free ever caught on very big in the US, besides this song. Maybe bigger in the UK? I couldn't vouch for either of those statements; just going on my own knowledge of them, which is pretty damn thin. What I do know is that this song has been a radio staple since I was an adolescent. It's a part of my DNA. I'll always enjoy listening to it.
Bad Company is an obvious jump from here. Maybe even a little Mott The Hoople? Tragically overlooked in the reaction world.
I'm not sure if you would find a whole lotta Free that would excite you. They were good, no doubt. But maybe more of a Bad Company footnote. Maybe not, though. My entire Free collection consists of the compilation "Completely Free". Twelve of their best known songs. And I'm good with that.
Drumming Vulture Right up near the top IMO.👍
and paul rodgers was first one to stand in for freddie after his passing for queens front man.
@@cl8onj388: And I admire your loyalty to your band. Your opinion isn't mine, but that makes no difference in how you feel. You could do worse, that's for damn sure.
@@jerzeyguy71: I listened to Queen + Paul Rodgers. Gotta say, I was underwhelmed. It just didn't connect with me. But that's me, and I'm only one opinion out of, what, millions? LOL! I thinks it's cool that you got something you liked out of that pairing.
Have you ever seen the Freddie Mercury Concert For AIDS Awareness? Bowie and Annie Lennox doing "Under Pressure"? Oh my lord, those voices with that band behind them.
Mott - 'All the Young Dudes', the glam anthem.
Brilliant song, try Steppenwolf Born to be wild. The title tells you all you need to know about this song!
Thanks for reviewing a song from my generation. This song is beyond astounding!
Of course, the brilliant rock voice of Paul Rogers, the wonderful drumming of Simon kirk and the great (late) Paul Kossoff on lead guitar. Part of the great soundtrack to my life.
Bong rattling bass😲😲🧡🧡🎸🎶
Mmmm....that would be Mel Schacher from GFR. Inside Looking Out for instance.
“Never been any reason” by Head East. Which is in the same vein as Free.
Erik Harrison definitely on the same frequency
Aw, Hell yeah!
Omg YES.
ALSO, check out some Humble Pie, 30 Days In The Hole.
That is a one hit wonder
They were so fantastic live though !
Considering that this song came out 50 years ago, it sounds damn good today. It's hard to know which songs will still sound timeless and which ones will get dated. Consider "In a gadda da vida" which came out only one year before this song, but was dated by 1975 (I know because that's when I first heard it.) And is no one going to comment on that hilarious line "let's move before they raise the parking rate?"
You can try some Bad Company if you liked this. Paul Rodgers still rocking at over 70, saw him recently
Also his band The Firm with guitar god Jimmy Page
Bad Company - Can’t Get Enough
You need to see their live version!
Actually this is one of those unusual albums where EVERY song is great.
I'd Love To Change the World by Ten Years After.
Exactly! Great suggestion. :)
Too wimpy...sugar the road by them instead
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Never mind. Lmao. I didn't know that was one of their songs!! Omg. Have a great evening. :)
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN ... Good morning little school girl...lol
floydiannyc perfect choice always reminds me of spurious Agnew talking lol Alvin Lee has a lotta ballsey tunes to choose from but this was a good hit song I think A n A would enjoy and make em curious about some others Alvin Lee recorded. What a guitar player!!!
Love this song - it's on EVERY good classic rock album, rightfully so. He fronted Queen for a time -they recorded an album and toured for a while.
Paul Rodgers, one of the best voices in the industry! And he STILL sounds like this!! smh some people just have IT!
This was Lynyrd Skynyrd’s favourite band when they were breaking. Lead singer Paul Rodgers is the singer Rock singers often name as their favourite singer. In his 70s now, Paul’s voice is still amazing to hear.
It's alright now, now time for some Nazareth - Hair of the Dog, which is also a banger
agree
I love Nazareth and if you haven't heard the live version of Telegram from 'Snaz this is a must hear live classic.
Also Try "LOVE LEAD TO MADNESS"!?! THE WORDS HIT HOME BRO'S?!?
Now you’re messing with a son of a bitch now you’re messing with a son of a bitch!!!
Another vote for "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys” by Traffic.
Yes, Paul Rodgers, the lead singer, went on to form Bad Company, as well as The Firm, & The Law. He also had a string of solo records, & joined up with Queen for the album, The Cosmos Rocks
I'm fairly sure that this is a extended version, and that the original doesn't repeat the last verse. This is one of the greatest rock band ever. All of them are one of the best at their instrument. And the songwriter partnership between Paul Rodgers (vocals) and Andy Frasier (bass)were exeptional. There's no bad Free song. Listen to i.a. Ride On Pony, The Stealer, Wishing Well, Fire and Water, Mr Big or the live cover of The Hunter.
You guys should really check out "stay with me" by the Faces. It has that same 70s gritty bluesy sound and is PEAK swag.
This and "Ooh La La" are absolute classics from the Faces, along with Pool Hall Richard, Cindy Incidentally, etc. Back when Rod Stewart was a tough rock and r&b singer...
Now that my friend is a great song!!!
Stay With Me is a TREMENDOUS song.
Best one hit wonder to me is "Radar Love" by "Golden Earing"
Imo they have many other bangers too.
"Are you recieving me "
"Vanilla queen"
"Silver ships" just to name a few
Radar Love *has* to be on everyone's playlist for road trips!
"Twilight Zone" Is by Golden Earring so they're NOT a one hit wonder......
@@donalddixon6541 True enough, but the song is called "Twilight Zone".
@@WDRhine ok. 2hit wonder. Both bangers!
I agree. Love Radar Love.
❤️❤️✌🏻wow didn’t realize Paul Rodgers was in FREE !! He has one of the best rock voices!! Love it!!
Free is amazing. They had more than just this but this was def their biggest song. I recommend Worry and the title track from this one
Bad Company - Good Loving Gone Bad, Burnin' Sky, Shooting Star
One of my favorite guitar players, Paul Kossoff. Never over played, perfect pitch and tone. Eric Clapton was so jealous of his vibrato finger, he made Paul sit down and show. Try The Stealer, Wishing Well, Mr. Big. They were huge. Paul Rogers, vocals, And the drummer went on to form Bad Company which was basically Free Part 2.
Such a classic. My mom and older sisters listened to this all the time. I am so fortunate to have grown up in the 70's
all these tubers reacting to old songs just proves they're better than now songs because old songs are made from the ground up. This will be an everlasting reaction by tubers till the end of time.
This is mostly a driving song, and singing while you’re driving song. Sitting and listening can get a little monotonous. Try Funk 49. It’s the James Gang. It has Joe Walsh, one of the best guitarists ever, and he went on to be lead Guitar in the Eagles.
I agree. Joe is great and so is Funk 49.
Great suggestion
Definitely some Joe Walsh. Long overdue.
Vanessa McNamara Also some pretty good solo stuff; "Life's Been Good" "Rocky Mountain Way" & "A Life of Illusion" just to name a few.
CL8ON J I’ve actually mentioned all of those. Waiting patiently.
Another classic rock staple. Thanks for posting. Recommending Ten Years After, "I'd Love to Change the World" .
PMSJL4809 Leo Lyons is my neighbour 🤘🏻🎸😊
Along with I’d love to change the world, I’m going home “Woodstock version”
I always loved how the bass player just stands there during the verses, but rocks out during the chorus and breakdown.
I only recently found out that the riff on this track is two guitars, same guitar but different amp, same chords but with different chord shapes, played in perfect unison. Genius.
Check out “Rock On” by David Essex. That's a freakin' cooooool song with a really famous bass groove. And then we never heard from him again.
Yes! They really should check out Rock On!
Rock On I think is the most avantgarde rock song which peaked no.1 in UK.
@@edvinlaine Rock On by David Essex and Cars by Gary Numan remind me of each other. They are both one hit wonder songs, there's a lot of “coolness” in them (maybe TOO cool), they have infectious grooves, but are VERY era-centric. They existed, and well-represented, their times-and only their times. But I love them both on their own merits.
He's still known in the UK as an actor although he does tour sometimes. He started off on the stage and made movies back in the day but is mainly doing TV work. He was a looker back then 😉
@@ladyjane8855 I liked the movie Stardust with Dave Edmunds, Keith Moon, Adam Faith and Larry Hagman the sequel to That'll Be the Day with Ringo
Ok you really really need to check out Johnny Lang " Lie to me" its one cool tune.
One of the greatest records ever. RIP Paul, and Andy. If you like the Bass, listen to Andy Mr.Big.
This album is so under rated. Every song is really good. Check out fire and water or Mr big.
"Black Coffee" by Humble Pie live at the Old Grey Whistle Test. Pure Sauce!!!
Free wasn't around too long before they split up and singer Paul Rodgers left to form a true legendary band in Bad Company. Now that band has a plethora of classic tracks. A few others to check out by Free are Wishing Well and Fire & Water. Ya'll need to check out Bad Company tracks Bad Company, Rock & Roll Fantasy, Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Burning Sky or Feel Like Makin' Love. About anything by them is incredible.
You guys really ought to watch the live performance of this at the 1970 Isle Of Wight concert. AWESOME performance!!
Try the song ..... 30 days in the hole.... By Humble Pie
Rogers and Marriott are brothers from another mother.
I was just this second thinking of telling them to listen to 30 Days.... one of my VERY all time faves!!!!!
If you do HP, do Black Coffee
Suggestion: “I’d Love To Change The World” by Ten Years After! 💯
Oooh, good one.
My first concert was Ten Years After which was opened by Procal Harum. First time I really got stoned too. Ticket price was $4.50.
I can’t hear you knocking and I’m going home are bangers! Alvin Lee was a very good musician
One of their wimpier things
Ten Years After, "Going Home", the best
Fire and Water, Mr. Big and Wishing Well immediately come to mind as great songs but Free has a lot of them in their catalog. Paul Rodgers has one of the greatest voices in rock history. Andy Fraser (bass), Paul Kossof (guitar) and Simon Kirke (drums) were all solid musicians.
An all time favorite song. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
I always played this in tandem with Magic Carpet Ride from Steppenwolf. I still have all of these records, more than I care to even try and count . Love the oldies.
Mike Riddle I hate hearing the songs I love referred to as "oldies", b/c it reminds me that I'M an oldie, too. 😉🤘
You can try "Heartbreaker," which is a favorite of mine. You can also move on to Bad Co to listen to more Paul Rodgers. He is one of the great voices of rock 'n' roll.
Classic. Been used a lot on tv and film. Very underrated song. Another great job!
But agree about it being a bit long and drawn.
Great one-hit wonder! Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky 😙