Cool...when my kids call me a dinosaur I won’t feel so bad, and will happily rub their snouts in the fact I saw the golden age of music first hand! Still got the ticket stubs too.
Im almost 66 this is how we grew up There were hundreds of killer bands When i would ride my bike from my moms house, to the record store, to buy n album, i had an idea of what i was going to buy, but when you got there, youd get lost in massive indecision
A lot of people reject "old school." I listen to a lot of different types of music and honestly rock from the 1960s and 1970s was the best. No autotune. There was always commercial or teenybop stuff, sure. Good music, no matter what the genre will stand the test of time.
Hello brother I love your reaction videos I grew up listening to classic rock, you've done those already... I think your getting close to what I call Southern Rock. Bands like Molly Hatchet, .38 Special, Atlanta Rhythm Section.... but my all time favorite is The Outlaws! The got famous for a song called "ghost riders in the sky" but if could request you react to another song I would ask for "Green Grass and High Tides Forever" or a song called "Hurry Sundown" They did an album called Ladies in Waiting that I consider epic. I thank you for your positive attitude towards discovering new music. So on that note I'd love to see you react to some post punk / mid 80's new wave / early electronic music Ever heard of... English Beat? The Jam ? The Specials? or General Public? Thank you for what you do! You're cool with me Jamel !
I agree. I had most of their albums in highschool. This was by far, my favorite. Got it on cassette to play in the car. When CDs came out I went with the 10 from 6 CD. It was a greatest hits CD.
More Bad Company"feel like making love","rock steady","runnin with the pack","silver blue and gold","shooting star" . Middle 70's were awesome for classic rock ☮️
Jamel, there was no competition - back in those days all bands had their own distinct sound, but it was all called rock. Paul Rogers has one of the most amazing voices of any genre, and still sounds great live. His first band, in the late 60's was called Free, and I know you know one of their songs! It's called "Alright Now", another called "Wishing Well" (with an incredible vocal by Paul) was also done while they were teenagers. Sadly their guitarist was a heroin addict, and Paul decided to form another band, along with Free's drummer, Simon Kirke. The bass player, and guitarist Mick Ralph's we're from King Crimson, and Mott the Hoople. One of the first super groups. When Led Zeppelin started their own record label, Bad Company was the first band they signed. There just aren't any bad bc songs. Ready for love Simple man (live) Live for the music Feel like making love........ There are too many to list - I love them all.
Yes! Former singer from the band “Free” with the classic song “All Right Now”. Discovered by Zeppelin and to use Zeppelins Label Swan Song! Zep created their own label(Swan Song) after being with Atlantic Records. Not sure if it was like a sub division or not. Bad Co has many great songs but this Album has many of the greats! A completely underrated song was Seagull! Love it! With a change up of lead singer in the eighties produced some more great songs! During that time the original singer(Paul Rogers) joined up with Jimmy Page( Zeppelin) to form band called “The Firm” (not so great) sorry! Any way just thought that I would share.
"Good Lovin gone Bad" "Rock Steady" "Deal with the Preacher" "Ready for Love" The vocalist in the band, Paul Rodgers, is an excellent singer - very blues based, and still sings as well today as he did back in the late 60s with the band "Free"(Alright Now). Bad Co. was one of the top rock bands in the 70s
Joseph W. Mosqueda when Free started...Andy Frazier (bassist) was 15, Rodgers (vocals) and Kirk (drummer) were 19, and Paul Kossoff (guitarist) was 18.
Paul was 19 when he was in Free. He made so much noise with Bad Company that people forget about his time in Free. The guy is just an amazing vocalist.
@@jlhilbert1 ... Wasn't aware of their ages when they started, but I'm a old rocker guy 64 yrs old, played drums myself since 1969 and I've heard just about everything from "Free" and Bad Co. - both amazing bands with a multitude of great songs.....👍
@@allenmurphy7630 .... I'm an old "Rocker" - played drums since 1969 in garage bands/bar bands for most of my life, so that's how I knew about both bands Free and Bad Co.
By who? People are always throwing out the XXX is the most underrated----------- in rock. As many fans as this baand has, I wouldn't call him underrated.
I grew up surrounded by this music (born 1968), because my dad and my aunt and her friends played it all..Bad Company, Styx, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Boston, Free, Foreigner and on and on so i take it all for granted a little bit. It’s a real joy to watch someone hear it for the first time and fall in love with the amazing music from back then!
I can listen to Paul Rodgers all day long. "Shooting Star", "Feel Like Making Love", "Rock Steady", "Rock N Roll Fantasy", "Can't Get Enough of Your Love", and "Good Lovin Gone Bad"!
Oh man, SO much great music. Paul Rodgers, one of the finest blues-rock singers ever! Check out "Ready for Love," "Feel Like Makin' Love" and "Shooting Star." There are many more songs that are just as good...it should prove to be quite the musical journey! I really appreciate your reactions... keep up the great work, sir!
Even more than you realize. Before Bad Company, Paul Rogers was in the band Free, and they had the hit song "Alright Now". After Bad Company, Paul teamed with Jimmy Page in The Firm and had a hit with "Radioactive" Even more recently, Paul did a stint with the band Queen, if you can imagine him singing Queen songs, but they went on tour, so...
Technically, Maggie Bell was the first one to sign with Swansong..... along with Bad Company. Also, @Jamel_AKA_Jamal check out Free, and other work by Paul Rodgers including The Firm. You won't be disappointed.
I enjoy the Holy Water album. A more 80s feel, but still Bad Co doing what they do. Saw that tour twice, once with Damn Yankees and the other with .38 Special. Both great shows. No Paul Rodgers unfortunately by then but Brian Anthony Howe did a heckuva job as their new front man. He passed away on May 6 of this year, RIP.
Paul Roger's also sang in a band called Free, in late 60's one of their hits was called Allright Now. You should give it a listen. Also another Bad Co. Song to hear is Silver,blue, and gold.
In the 70's when I was in High School concert T-shirts were all the rage, if you were able to show up with a Bad Company T-shirt you were the coolest of the cool. The Bad Co T-shirt I remember the best was Run With The Pack.
Actually it came out in 1974. It was recorded in late 1973 though. As far as competition I guess you could say bands like Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Foghat, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Nazareth, and other "hard rock" bands of the era. This was the pre-heavy metal era. Hard rock bands had more soulfulness in their playing. They were influenced by blues and soul music. Most music fans didn't really think about competition back in those days it was all part of the rock and roll catalog. Hard rock and folk rock and southern rock and country rock and jazz rock and soft rock and progressive rock. Later came new wave and punk and heavy metal. It's all part of what they now call "classic rock" But to us it was just "current rock"...
Paul Rodgers and Eric Burdon... In my opinion, the two best, pure rock/blues vocalists in history. Period. Paul is mind-blowing. And even today he sounds phenomenal. Oh, you mentioned blues... Yup, Paul was deep into blues, he always said it was in his soul. Bad Company newly always had a blues undertone or outright blues feel, much like The Animals. Great vid, brother!
While I agree he is one of the best voices in Rock .... But "the best" .... Hard to agree with that when the likes of Freddy Mercury walked this planet
Talk about a rabbit hole. You are in for some great music. One of the original "super groups". My favs: Movin' On, Runnin with the Pack, Can't get Enough, Ready for Love, Burnin Sky.
This song was released in mid 7o s. Chicago, Hollies, Paul McCartney and Wings were out for a time doing songs. Steely Dan was out then. Alot of Motown and soul and romantic soul groups were out too then. The Righteous Brothers , Stylistics, Cool and the Gang. Even Elton John. It was quite a great mix of amazing talent of many different genres.
So you must have realized by now that all these amazing "classic rock" songs you've been reacting to all came out, in general, between like 1967-1978. As Homer Simpson once said - correctly - "Everyone knows rock attained perfection in 1974. It's a scientific fact." He's right.
“I felt the stank comin…..” LOVE that this dude digs this song- his reaction is EXACTLY what it should be. If you’ve never been on 2 wheels with a gang of outlaws listening to this, BRAAAAAPIN down the road- you ain’t done shit.
I can't explain, but I really enjoy do watching the reactions to the songs of my youth (born 1960 - listening to Bad Company in 70's). I think I'm just glad to see that younger generations can enjoy the awesome music put out in that era. PS Bob Seger may be the only artist that sang about old time rock and roll while actually creating some old time rock and roll himself.
Same. I'm born in 61 and I love love love watching the reactions to all the music that formed the backdrop to my life. I also love a lot of new stuff and make a point of listening to new music. Currently mad about Steve lacy , live without your love.
I grew up listening to country music and remember hearing this group for the first time. I was in Naval technical school to become an avionics technician (1986) living in a barracks and my room mate was an ex sports bookie from Philly. I remember hearing faint music one night and I awoke in the pitch black room to see a cigarette cherry. I turned on my bed light and he was sitting there with a glass of scotch and a walkman. He handed me the headset and he was chilling to Bad Company. He also introduced me to Traffic. Great dude and tremendous pool hustler :-)
I've started appreciating and noticing things about old songs I've heard a million times by your reactions. Like "Oh yeah, that is a cool part isn't it?!"
This album came out in 1973. This is another one of those albums i wore out in my teen years great music. YOU MUST do their song "feel like makin love".
This band was hot as hell in the 70s. Feel Like Making Love was a staple for all teens in the day. The song Bad Company to me is very folk and western music. Cowboy themed for sure; They're one of the best known rebel or individualist in our country's past. There's not a more romanticized character than a cowboy alone on the land with nothing but his grit and toughness to survive.
I was 7 when this came out. My parents were separated. My dad had this on a hot pink 8 track and when he'd come to pick us up for weekend visits I would immediately pop this into his 8 track player. Such great memories.
Yes! Paul Rodgers is one of THE FINEST rock vocals ever. In fact, he toured with Queen after Freddie Mercury passed away. Ready for Love and Feel Like Makin' Love were two more of the makeout songs from my high school years. I was lucky enough to see Bad Company back in 1980 or 1981 when I was in high school. My favorite is Shooting Star which was written to honor Jimi Hendrix, Janice Joplin and Jim Morrison who died way before their time because of booze & drugs. The album Bad Company (that this song is on) was released in 1974 and I remember that was the first album I ever purchased with my allowance money because my mom thought it was devil music (I was 10 years old and still have the original vinyl). They were on par with The Who, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones (in my opinion) and selling out arenas wherever they played.
as mentioned, "Shooting Star" is a must from them. another killer tune i've not seen mentioned is "Fire and Water." there's a KILLER live version on here that has Paul Rogers (the singer here, whose voice is still awesome) as a guest performer with Joe Banamassa. THEY TEAR IT UP.
"Feel Like Makin Love" is a great one Another great Blues Rock artist to check out some day, is ole George Thorogood. Most known for Bad to the Bone, but has some other great hits. A personal favorite, "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer"
They had to rename the band when their drummer became a heroine addict and they "started" over. According to label rules a certain number or original members have to be part of the band or they have to change the name.
The entire debut album...!!! "Don't Let Me Down" "Movin On" "Seagull" "Silver Blue And Gold" "Gone Gone Gone" "Runnin With The Pack" "Rock N Roll Fantasy" Are some of my fav's
Yes. My favs are Ready for Love" "Feel like Making love" and for a sad song, "Is That All There Is to Love?". It's all about the love....album was mid 70s I think
Check out Bad Companies song “Silver, Blue And Gold.” Kind of a mellow but nice song. Keep up the great work! And who cares about the trolls. They are miserable and angry people that would not say what they say to your face but on the computer they will. We like what you do! I like that you are listening to the music us older folks listened to.
I've always loved the "live" sound of this album. It wasn't over produced at all. It almost sounds like you could be in the studio hearing it as they recorded
It's the blues, straight out of England! English blues has its own flavour! Early 70s, still going. Can't Get Enough (of your love) is something you probably heard and it's great.
Man, you just keep knocking em down. Thank you for "bringing us joy" as you so often say. Waking up to new reactions from you is the best part of my quarantined days. Now, PLEASE move on the one of the original supergroups...Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young) Suite Judy Blue Eyes Wooden Ships Carry On Southern Cross Much love to you my brother!
It always amazes me when people haven’t heard music that’s part of me, I grew up with this music and it never get old! I can remember sitting in my bedroom listening to my album, taking me somewhere else...love it!
Scott Meister ... Really!? I didn’t know that. I don’t know much about LED Zeppelin or their drummer. Didn’t John Bonham die recently though? We seem to be losing a lot of greats lately, several from Coronavirus. Sad 🥺.
Great songs are like a novel. This song immediately takes you into the wild west......from a British band. Bad Company was a staple on the FM rock stations for decades! Still is.
One of my favorites. Made me think of my dad singing this to me when I was a kid and brought a tear to my eye. Miss him dearly. And back then Im sure there was some kind of competition but they could all sing and play. So many great bands from the 70s and 80s. This was off their 3rd album and was released in 1974.
Love your reaction!! Yes Paul Rogers has got that stank! “Rock and roll fantasy” is another great one by bad company, also “ I’m ready for love “ is another one
He is known as "The Voice"". One of rock's greatest singers.
And sadly - so sadly! - the last time I heard him sing live, he sounded very rough.
@@jaimechiarini8782 Must have had an off night, I've seen him numerous times and he has always been stellar.
Ronnie Van Sant said Paul Rodgers was his influence. Bad Company and Free were awesome.
This was a time when giant monsters of rock and roll roamed the earth.
They sure did, and they were amazing.
And a great thing called southern rock
Cool...when my kids call me a dinosaur I won’t feel so bad, and will happily rub their snouts in the fact I saw the golden age of music first hand! Still got the ticket stubs too.
Im almost 66 this is how we grew up
There were hundreds of killer bands
When i would ride my bike from my moms house, to the record store, to buy n album, i had an idea of what i was going to buy, but when you got there, youd get lost in massive indecision
@@markcreamer4649 I know the feeling. I'd spend hours flipping through the albums
Paul's voice hasn't changed in over 50 years! His voice is amazing! No soul baby,it's rock!
I love how Jamel is willing to listen to all types of music, and form his own opinion on the songs.
A lot of people reject "old school." I listen to a lot of different types of music and honestly rock from the 1960s and 1970s was the best. No autotune. There was always commercial or teenybop stuff, sure. Good music, no matter what the genre will stand the test of time.
Hello brother
I love your reaction videos
I grew up listening to classic rock, you've done those already...
I think your getting close to what I call Southern Rock.
Bands like Molly Hatchet,
.38 Special, Atlanta Rhythm Section.... but my all time favorite is The Outlaws!
The got famous for a song called "ghost riders in the sky" but if could request you react to another song
I would ask for "Green Grass and High Tides Forever" or a song called "Hurry Sundown"
They did an album called
Ladies in Waiting that I consider epic.
I thank you for your positive attitude towards discovering new music.
So on that note I'd love to see you react to some post punk / mid 80's new wave / early electronic music
Ever heard of... English Beat?
The Jam ?
The Specials?
or General Public?
Thank you for what you do!
You're cool with me Jamel !
Yes, seems to be one of the coolest guys ever! Someone you'd like hanging out with after work or whenever.
Never rap or disco or r& b or country so it's not all types mostly rock
I agree
Paul Roger's: One of the best rock and roll vocalists of all time....
Paul Rogers has one of the best voices out there.
Agree. One of the top-5 all-time rock vocals.
Two favorites are Paul Rodgers and Chris Cornell.
Preach!!! 🤘🏻
Absolutely!!!
Of that there is no doubt. I heard him at The Great Fresno Fair years ago. Blew everyone away.
There isn't a bad song on this Album it is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE'S I had it on 8-track, cassette, LP and I have it on CD. Can't get enough!!!!
Fact.
I agree. I had most of their albums in highschool. This was by far, my favorite. Got it on cassette to play in the car. When CDs came out I went with the 10 from 6 CD. It was a greatest hits CD.
Amen.
Yes!!!
I received this as a Christmas present when I was 16. I used to blast my vinyl albums. My family, in retrospect, were way more tolerant than I am. 😄
Feel like makin love
Rock n Roll Fantasy
Shooting Star
Enjoy
^^^^
Yes!
2nd that
Rock Steady
Don't Let Me Down
Burnin' Sky
Simple Man
Marc Jones Silver, Blue and Gold.
Bad Company is one of the most underrated bands ever. So many great songs!
How are they underrated? They were a major success.
They don't call it a supergroup for no reason.Paul Rodgers is easily one of the best rock vocalists of all time
Ian T hall of fame!!
Paul Rodgers not in is a embarrassment
Beach Girl not in the rock hall
Hello!!
Michael Tabor, the RRHOF is a joke.
this came out in 1974, so there were a lot of great bands at that time
More Bad Company"feel like making love","rock steady","runnin with the pack","silver blue and gold","shooting star" . Middle 70's were awesome for classic rock ☮️
All of 10 from 6....just pick one or ALL
Great songs
Yep! All awesome songs.
"Feel Like Making Love" makes you feel like making love. Sexiest damn groove!!
And Seagull !
Song: Bad Company
Album: Bad Company
Band: Band Company
Year: Bad Company
Too bad they didn't have their own record label...:)
My intramural softball team on Diego Garcia was "Bad Company."
LOL
For real😂
When I first heard “ Bad Company” I thought they were Southern Boys and I was floored when I found out Paul Rodgers is British!
Me too Cindy Main.
Ditto
No shit? Lol. And here me and all my friends are thinking they were bad ass American outlaws
They sure sound like Southern rock.
@@katea5590 I Know Right
Jamel, there was no competition - back in those days all bands had their own
distinct sound, but it was all called rock.
Paul Rogers has one of the most amazing voices
of any genre, and still sounds great live.
His first band, in the late 60's was called Free,
and I know you know one of their songs!
It's called "Alright Now", another called
"Wishing Well" (with an incredible vocal by Paul) was also done while they were teenagers.
Sadly their guitarist was a heroin addict, and Paul
decided to form another band, along with Free's
drummer, Simon Kirke.
The bass player, and guitarist Mick Ralph's we're
from King Crimson, and Mott the Hoople.
One of the first super groups.
When Led Zeppelin started their own record label,
Bad Company was the first band they signed.
There just aren't any bad bc songs.
Ready for love
Simple man (live)
Live for the music
Feel like making love........
There are too many to list - I love them all.
spot on
I think the year was '73 ish, could be '75
Burning Sky is one of my faves. I love this band and I STILL have a crush on Simon Kirke ♥️
Other bands around 1973, Fog Hat, Hocus Pocus Focus, Montrose, Golden Ear Ring, Sugarloaf. 1970 The Kinks
@@thefreedomaffect5131 Green-eyed Lady
Paul Rodgers, one of the best voices Britain has ever produced, and still has the pipes to this very day!
Best the WORLD has produced!
Yes! Former singer from the band “Free” with the classic song “All Right Now”. Discovered by Zeppelin and to use Zeppelins Label Swan Song! Zep created their own label(Swan Song) after being with Atlantic Records. Not sure if it was like a sub division or not. Bad Co has many great songs but this Album has many of the greats! A completely underrated song was Seagull! Love it! With a change up of lead singer in the eighties produced some more great songs! During that time the original singer(Paul Rogers) joined up with Jimmy Page( Zeppelin) to form band called “The Firm” (not so great) sorry! Any way just thought that I would share.
If you missed the 70's you lost life!!!! Credence Clearwater revival. "Fortunate son"
Britains got the fucking best musicians.
Him and Steve Winwood had the best voices out of Britain!
This song is a six minute musical spaghetti western. I can see the characters, the mood and the tension. Totally cinematic.
Definitely can hear those spurs walking in the beginning.
"Good Lovin gone Bad"
"Rock Steady"
"Deal with the Preacher"
"Ready for Love"
The vocalist in the band, Paul Rodgers, is an excellent singer - very blues based, and still sings as well today as he did back in the late 60s with the band "Free"(Alright Now).
Bad Co. was one of the top rock bands in the 70s
Holy shit I never put him with Free until your comment. How did I not catch or know that? Great call bro!
Joseph W. Mosqueda when Free started...Andy Frazier (bassist) was 15, Rodgers (vocals) and Kirk (drummer) were 19, and Paul Kossoff (guitarist) was 18.
Paul was 19 when he was in Free. He made so much noise with Bad Company that people forget about his time in Free.
The guy is just an amazing vocalist.
@@jlhilbert1 ...
Wasn't aware of their ages when they started, but I'm a old rocker guy 64 yrs old, played drums myself since 1969 and I've heard just about everything from "Free" and Bad Co. - both amazing bands with a multitude of great songs.....👍
@@allenmurphy7630 ....
I'm an old "Rocker" - played drums since 1969 in garage bands/bar bands for most of my life, so that's how I knew about both bands Free and Bad Co.
Paul Rodgers is one of the most underrated singers in rock.
Absolutely!
By who? People are always throwing out the XXX is the most underrated----------- in rock. As many fans as this baand has, I wouldn't call him underrated.
Totally agree!
As is Andre Mattos of Shaman - listen to Fairy Tale
UNDERRATED? Only from people who live under a rock!
Paul Rogers is one of my favorite singers. You always know who they are as soon as you hear him sing. Man this song brings back memories.
Shooting Star!!!! Johnny was a school boy when he heard his first Beatles song.
“Love me do” I think it was and from there it didn’t take him long
@@connerwilliams9639 "Johnny said: 'Mumma, I'm a goin...I'm a going away..."
Paul Rodgers has one of the smoothest voices in rock history!!
I grew up surrounded by this music (born 1968), because my dad and my aunt and her friends played it all..Bad Company, Styx, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Boston, Free, Foreigner and on and on so i take it all for granted a little bit. It’s a real joy to watch someone hear it for the first time and fall in love with the amazing music from back then!
I can listen to Paul Rodgers all day long. "Shooting Star", "Feel Like Making Love", "Rock Steady", "Rock N Roll Fantasy", "Can't Get Enough of Your Love", and "Good Lovin Gone Bad"!
Yep - "Burnin' Sky". Great song for cover bands >>> th-cam.com/video/L40QtUe2WG8/w-d-xo.html
Scarlett O'Hara, yes! Even loved him in Alright Now when he sang with Free!
I second Rock N Roll Fantasy. One of my favorites to listen to in my youth. Such a great song.
Do you know of The Firm? Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Paige, The song "Satisfaction Guaranteed" is very cool..!
Electric Land is another good one
Oh man, SO much great music. Paul Rodgers, one of the finest blues-rock singers ever! Check out "Ready for Love," "Feel Like Makin' Love" and "Shooting Star." There are many more songs that are just as good...it should prove to be quite the musical journey! I really appreciate your reactions... keep up the great work, sir!
Paul Rodgers, underrated vocalist. 👍
Paul Rodgers -- sexiest voice in Rock n Roll. *Swoon*.
Even more than you realize.
Before Bad Company, Paul Rogers was in the band Free, and they had the hit song "Alright Now".
After Bad Company, Paul teamed with Jimmy Page in The Firm and had a hit with "Radioactive"
Even more recently, Paul did a stint with the band Queen, if you can imagine him singing Queen songs, but they went on tour, so...
Bad Co was the first band to be signed to Led Zeppelins Swansong label, true story😉
Technically, Maggie Bell was the first one to sign with Swansong..... along with Bad Company. Also, @Jamel_AKA_Jamal check out Free, and other work by Paul Rodgers including The Firm. You won't be disappointed.
@@phredzeppelin I didn't know this, obviously, good call😉
Bad Company actually was the second act signed to swan song records but to me was one of the baddest group Jimmy Page ever produced
@@ronaldwilliams3182 who was first🙄
Also, LZ's manager, Peter Grant was Bad Company's Manager.
What a great choice! One of the great rock bands ever. Paul Rogers voice is off the chart...saw them live and they were amazing too.
Did you like the Holy Water album?
@@theplanetruth Have to admit I never heard it but I will give it a listen to soon. What did you make of it?
Jeff Stevens l loved it but it was sans Rogers. Here comes trouble was good too.
@@theplanetruth Thanks. I'll give it a listen to one day soon.
I enjoy the Holy Water album. A more 80s feel, but still Bad Co doing what they do. Saw that tour twice, once with Damn Yankees and the other with .38 Special. Both great shows. No Paul Rodgers unfortunately by then but Brian Anthony Howe did a heckuva job as their new front man. He passed away on May 6 of this year, RIP.
Paul Roger's also sang in a band called Free, in late 60's one of their hits was called Allright Now. You should give it a listen. Also another Bad Co. Song to hear is Silver,blue, and gold.
Do you know of The Firm? Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Paige, The song "Satisfaction Guaranteed" is very cool..!
Nah not All right Now they had tons of better songs, Mr Big, Songs of Yesterday etc etc
He still sounds phenomenal!
He also sang with Queen after Freddie's death.
Also for a very short time Paul was in a band called The Law with Kenney Jones from Small Faces/Faces and The Who. They were great together.
In the 70's when I was in High School concert T-shirts were all the rage, if you were able to show up with a Bad Company T-shirt you were the coolest of the cool. The Bad Co T-shirt I remember the best was Run With The Pack.
1973. "Can't Get Enough Of Your Love" "Rock and Roll Fantasy" "Feel Like Makin' Love". Contemporaries are The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac.
And Led Zeppelin
@@williamjordan5554 Bad Co. was signed to Led Zeppelin's label, Swan Song.
He cant do Eagles reactions. INSTANT copyright. Tragic
@@Leftylobber Nor any Don Henley solo stuff, for the same reason. Leaves a HUGE HOLE in understanding what the the '70s & '80s were all about.
Actually it came out in 1974. It was recorded in late 1973 though. As far as competition I guess you could say bands like Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Foghat, Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Nazareth, and other "hard rock" bands of the era. This was the pre-heavy metal era. Hard rock bands had more soulfulness in their playing. They were influenced by blues and soul music. Most music fans didn't really think about competition back in those days it was all part of the rock and roll catalog. Hard rock and folk rock and southern rock and country rock and jazz rock and soft rock and progressive rock. Later came new wave and punk and heavy metal. It's all part of what they now call "classic rock" But to us it was just "current rock"...
Recommendation: Bad Company song: "Shooting Star"
Definitely. ❤
YES!!!!
Great song!
It was in the movie Wonderland - great song!
That's the song I was going to suggest. It's so damn good.
Paul Rodgers and Eric Burdon... In my opinion, the two best, pure rock/blues vocalists in history. Period. Paul is mind-blowing. And even today he sounds phenomenal.
Oh, you mentioned blues... Yup, Paul was deep into blues, he always said it was in his soul. Bad Company newly always had a blues undertone or outright blues feel, much like The Animals.
Great vid, brother!
1973. They were in competition with some of the best classic bands ever!
They were one of them.
@@2869may they definitely held their own!
They were pretty buddy-buddy with the Zeppelin guys. At least enough to exchange travelling groupies from time to time.
Best songs, "Feel like making Love", "Shooting Star" and "Ready for Love" amongst others.
Those 3 are probably their best to do in this venue.
Definitely! 👍 All good tracks! Wore out 2 cassettes of this album in the 80s-90s. 😏
My favorite song. 46 years old and still a masterpiece.
Paul Rogers is widely recognized as having THE BEST rock voice
One of the best for sure. Rub in a little Chris Cornell and Geoff Tate and now you're talking.
Paul Rogers voice is so undistorted, so very crisp & clear
While I agree he is one of the best voices in Rock .... But "the best" .... Hard to agree with that when the likes of Freddy Mercury walked this planet
Talk about a rabbit hole. You are in for some great music. One of the original "super groups". My favs: Movin' On, Runnin with the Pack, Can't get Enough, Ready for Love, Burnin Sky.
Love you're choices. All great songs
Shooting star!
Holy cow, I did a double take while scrolling through the comments. How you doing Mike Ziegler?
Silver, Blue and Gold. A beautiful "slow song." Sang this song with all my might when jogging. But not just this song ... 🙄
This song was released in mid 7o s. Chicago, Hollies, Paul McCartney and Wings were out for a time doing songs. Steely Dan was out then. Alot of Motown and soul and romantic soul groups were out too then. The Righteous Brothers , Stylistics, Cool and the Gang. Even Elton John. It was quite a great mix of amazing talent of many different genres.
"Shooting Star" is a beautiful song about what can happen when you get what you ask for.
love that song to
Trust me... “Rock and Roll Fantasy”, “Youngblood”, and *definitely* “Live for the Music”
Gone, gone, gone off the same album as RnR fantasy, also a good one
Gauntletwielder don’t forget Electric Land, Silver, Blue and Gold, etc
Paul Rogers was also the first replacement vocalist Queen used after Freddy Mercury died
@ted ritola you got all the great bands named
Great singer, wrong band.
Paul Rogers sang for a lot of great bands ...Free, bad co, ,the Firm (w/jimmy page from zeppelin) even sang with Queen after Freddy passed
Check out Pete Frame's rock n roll family trees.
When Led Zeppelin started their own record label (Swan Song) in 1973 this album was their first US release.
Love me some Paul Rodgers! What a man and voice! Goosebumps when you hear his voice live! 💞✌
Jamel - Bad Company was formed in 73. "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" is another great track. Love your channel.
"Good Lovin' Gone Bad" and "Feel Like Makin' Love" are two excellent Bad Company songs.
Paul Rodgers, the singer: Deep Purple wanted him back in 1973. He was that good.
He never was with Deep Purple but Free before this band
@@TheHk1966 "back" as in the past, not as in returning, as he never was in Deep Purple
So you must have realized by now that all these amazing "classic rock" songs you've been reacting to all came out, in general, between like 1967-1978. As Homer Simpson once said - correctly - "Everyone knows rock attained perfection in 1974. It's a scientific fact." He's right.
I'd say he was off by two years - I vote for 1976. But yeah.
I graduated from high school in 1974
Is Homer ever wrong.
Not about music!
Homer graduated in '74 too!
In the industry they call Paul Rodgers “The Voice” lol. My favorite male vocalist along with Plant🤟
maybe one reason why him and page formed the firm.
This is one of my favorite debut albums ever.
Bad Company: "Rock n Roll Fantasy" & "Feel like Makin Love"
Adore "Feel Like Makin' Love!"
@@nandarox528 I wish I could love this comment!
Don't forget Shooting Star
Classic Rock with a little taste of Blues mixed in with it.
YES! YES! YES!
Ready for love!
Shooting Star
Silver, Blue, Gold
Feel like makin love
Can’t get enough of your love
Rock and roll fantasy
Holy Water
Yes!!! All of those!!!
You forgot Running With The Pack!!
Robert Fitterman I know. I figured someone would cover my back
Also:
Rock Steady
Don't Let Me Down
Burnin' Sky
Simple Man
“I felt the stank comin…..” LOVE that this dude digs this song- his reaction is EXACTLY what it should be. If you’ve never been on 2 wheels with a gang of outlaws listening to this, BRAAAAAPIN down the road- you ain’t done shit.
I can't explain, but I really enjoy do watching the reactions to the songs of my youth (born 1960 - listening to Bad Company in 70's).
I think I'm just glad to see that younger generations can enjoy the awesome music put out in that era.
PS
Bob Seger may be the only artist that sang about old time rock and roll while actually creating some old time rock and roll himself.
Same. I'm born in 61 and I love love love watching the reactions to all the music that formed the backdrop to my life. I also love a lot of new stuff and make a point of listening to new music. Currently mad about Steve lacy , live without your love.
I grew up listening to country music and remember hearing this group for the first time. I was in Naval technical school to become an avionics technician (1986) living in a barracks and my room mate was an ex sports bookie from Philly. I remember hearing faint music one night and I awoke in the pitch black room to see a cigarette cherry. I turned on my bed light and he was sitting there with a glass of scotch and a walkman. He handed me the headset and he was chilling to Bad Company. He also introduced me to Traffic. Great dude and tremendous pool hustler :-)
One of the great debut albums of all time. Never forget the first time I heard it.
I've started appreciating and noticing things about old songs I've heard a million times by your reactions. Like "Oh yeah, that is a cool part isn't it?!"
I find my self doing the samething.
"Running with the Pack" - Bad Company. Yaaaass...
YES
great tune - Also love Silver, Blue and Gold.
Paul rogers singing simple man live when hes in his 60’s. His voice aged like a fine wine.
❤Paul Rogers❤ Huge catalogue of music! "Shooting Star" "Silver Blue & Gold"
This album came out in 1973. This is another one of those albums i wore out in my teen years great music. YOU MUST do their song "feel like makin love".
This band was hot as hell in the 70s. Feel Like Making Love was a staple for all teens in the day. The song Bad Company to me is very folk and western music. Cowboy themed for sure; They're one of the best known rebel or individualist in our country's past. There's not a more romanticized character than a cowboy alone on the land with nothing but his grit and toughness to survive.
One of the greatest debut albums ever, there is not a bad song on that album
Right up there with Boston....!
But still not a patch on Tons of Sobs.
Seagul is my favorite!
Absolutely.
True!
This is a band that you can just drive for hours to and forget about where you're going
I was 7 when this came out. My parents were separated. My dad had this on a hot pink 8 track and when he'd come to pick us up for weekend visits I would immediately pop this into his 8 track player. Such great memories.
“Feel like Makin’ Love” and “Shooting Star!!”👏🏼💛🤘🏼✌️
Yes! Paul Rodgers is one of THE FINEST rock vocals ever. In fact, he toured with Queen after Freddie Mercury passed away.
Ready for Love and Feel Like Makin' Love were two more of the makeout songs from my high school years. I was lucky enough to see Bad Company back in 1980 or 1981 when I was in high school. My favorite is Shooting Star which was written to honor Jimi Hendrix, Janice Joplin and Jim Morrison who died way before their time because of booze & drugs. The album Bad Company (that this song is on) was released in 1974 and I remember that was the first album I ever purchased with my allowance money because my mom thought it was devil music (I was 10 years old and still have the original vinyl). They were on par with The Who, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones (in my opinion) and selling out arenas wherever they played.
Whenever i hear this song. In my mind i see the opening scenes of The Outlaw Josie Wales.
as mentioned, "Shooting Star" is a must from them. another killer tune i've not seen mentioned is "Fire and Water." there's a KILLER live version on here that has Paul Rogers (the singer here, whose voice is still awesome) as a guest performer with Joe Banamassa. THEY TEAR IT UP.
"Feel Like Makin Love" is a great one
Another great Blues Rock artist to check out some day, is ole George Thorogood. Most known for Bad to the Bone, but has some other great hits. A personal favorite, "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer"
Another George Thorogoode song he should also check out is "Move It On Over"
Otherwise known as the House Rent Blues.
Oh yeah.... Jemel needs to experience some George and the Delaware Destroyers!
@@thegoattree2509 oh, absolutely
@@edwardcook2973 first part was house rent blues..... it's two different songs he put together
Paul Rodger’s has the voice of gods !!!
1974 , straight up Rock, songs: Can't get enough of your love, feel like making love. Shooting Star, rock n roll fantasy.
"Shooting Star" if you want to follow Seger's "Turn the Page" story of the rock n roll life.
along with "Rock and Roll Fantasy"
Limelight by Rust, also.
Freaking bad typing... Limelight by Rush.
And Stage Fright by the Band
the entire album is a master piece
Bad Company: "Can't Get Enough" and "Feel Like Makin Love"
More great tracks! 👍
Always played those while I was shooting pool....and no that is not a metaphor for anything....
'Alright Now' by Paul Rodgers' first band Free should also be checked out.
Jamel....give a listen to the band Free, the song "All Right Now" they were the prelude to Bad Co. And prepare for a little funky bass
I saw Free they opened fir Rod Stewart. I was a freshman in high school. They were fantastic
Or "Fire and Water" - another great song from yesterday.
They had to rename the band when their drummer became a heroine addict and they "started" over. According to label rules a certain number or original members have to be part of the band or they have to change the name.
The entire debut album...!!!
"Don't Let Me Down"
"Movin On"
"Seagull"
"Silver Blue And Gold"
"Gone Gone Gone"
"Runnin With The Pack"
"Rock N Roll Fantasy"
Are some of my fav's
Yes!!! SBaG!!
I love Don’t let me down ❤️
Silver Blue and Gold is SO GOOD! Love Bad Company.
@@douglasmijangos3327 Yeah, it earns the #1 spot.
@@douglasmijangos3327 Do you know of The Firm? Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Paige, The song "Satisfaction Guaranteed" is very cool..!
Start your Paul Rodgers journey with Free “All Right Now” & with The Firm “Radioactive”
I had suggested he start with "FREE" before he hit on Bad Co also.
I suggested "The Stealer" and "Fire & Water".
The Firm - Satisfaction Guaranteed
@@amrak5028 And "Be My Friend"
The Firms Midnight Moonlight!
A Mrak YASSSSSSSS! "do u remember" is my fav from fire n water. lotta soul in it.
You might recognize "Feel Like Makin' Love", or "Shooting Star" - my personal favorite is "Ready for Love" 🥰
Yes. My favs are Ready for Love" "Feel like Making love" and for a sad song, "Is That All There Is to Love?". It's all about the love....album was mid 70s I think
Amazing voice, Paul Rogers!!!
Paul Rodgers, the greatest rock vocalist of all time!
Just another great song from a great Band and one of the greatest voices ever in the music area. Paul Rogers one ☝️ of the greatest voices ever.
Check out Bad Companies song “Silver, Blue And Gold.” Kind of a mellow but nice song. Keep up the great work! And who cares about the trolls. They are miserable and angry people that would not say what they say to your face but on the computer they will. We like what you do! I like that you are listening to the music us older folks listened to.
Love that song....never knew it back then but know it now!
One of my MOST favorite songs!
Mid 70's
Try "Can't get enough" and "Feel like Makin' love" by the same band 👌🏻
I've always loved the "live" sound of this album. It wasn't over produced at all. It almost sounds like you could be in the studio hearing it as they recorded
Paul normally did vocals in one take.
It's the blues, straight out of England! English blues has its own flavour!
Early 70s, still going.
Can't Get Enough (of your love) is something you probably heard and it's great.
Oh yeah that's a great song 👍
Man, you just keep knocking em down. Thank you for "bringing us joy" as you so often say. Waking up to new reactions from you is the best part of my quarantined days.
Now, PLEASE move on the one of the original supergroups...Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young)
Suite Judy Blue Eyes
Wooden Ships
Carry On
Southern Cross
Much love to you my brother!
Lenny Valure I asked him on his instagram to at least do “Ohio”, since this month is the 50th anniversary of Kent State....🤞🤞
yo, definitely! "suite..." is so pretty to me.
I think he would love the crazy harmonies on Carry On
Love them!!!
It always amazes me when people haven’t heard music that’s part of me, I grew up with this music and it never get old! I can remember sitting in my bedroom listening to my album, taking me somewhere else...love it!
Oh, Yeah. Bad Company 'till the day I die.
YES! I've been waiting for some Bad Company. You need to to Shooting Star!
Then you need to check out the group Shooting Star - Last Chance.
I used to listen to this song in my fathers car with him all the time when we were driving. Takes me back there whenever I hear it.
"Movin' On", shooting star, "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy"
ROCK N ROLL FANTASY WOULD BLOW HIM AWAY, The beginning is my favorite part, he needs to hear that..
The Bad Company rabbit hole: A good place to be! Cheers Jamel!
They have so many hits. Paul Rodgers who is the lead singer use to be in the band named Free who sang Alright Now.
i think it was around 1975, when Zeppelin started their own record label , Bad Co were the 1st act they signed .
Swan Song Records with the famous falling Angel logo.
The band was formed in 1973, the album in question was released in 1974.
Yes...Dennis is absolutely correct.... they needed more to sign more bands to support the label
Plus they had the same manager as Led Zeppelin, Peter Grant...
They have some great songs and this is one of them. “Shooting Star” is another. My favorite 👏🏻🥰‼️
Diane Fiske-Foy Shooting Star was written about their friend, LED Zeppelin drummer, John Bonham.
Scott Meister ... Really!? I didn’t know that. I don’t know much about LED Zeppelin or their drummer. Didn’t John Bonham die recently though? We seem to be losing a lot of greats lately, several from Coronavirus. Sad 🥺.
Great songs are like a novel.
This song immediately takes you into the wild west......from a British band. Bad Company was a staple on the FM rock stations for decades! Still is.
This song always had a western, cowboy feel to me.
According to band, they based it off the movie "The Outlaw Josie Wales"
There is also a western/reimagined western movie from 70s that used this song and it's also named "bad company"
Civil War, songs about Confederate soldiers deserting and becoming outlaws.
This song was used as Josh Brolin's theme song in the Young Riders when he played Wild Bill Hickok.
Not really southern rock but i always think of southern rock when i hear them, reminds me of skynyrd and all those bands around while growing up
Now for Paul Rodgers singing “all right now’ with the band Free
"Be My Friend"
The Stealer and Bodie 🙌🙌🙌
One of my favorites. Made me think of my dad singing this to me when I was a kid and brought a tear to my eye. Miss him dearly. And back then Im sure there was some kind of competition but they could all sing and play. So many great bands from the 70s and 80s. This was off their 3rd album and was released in 1974.
Love your reaction!! Yes Paul Rogers has got that stank! “Rock and roll fantasy” is another great one by bad company, also “ I’m ready for love “ is another one