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I think it was a nod to Paul Kossoff from Free. He died of an overdose after Free had achieved success with All Right Now and Paul Rodgers was the lead singer. He was a shooting star along with many others. As usual, Jamal has the most empathy of anyone and feels the loss and expresses it very well. I appreciate the depth of Jamals reactions. 😎🎸👏🏻
Brian Ferris...yeah to Paul Rodgers with Bad Company, no to his style working with Queen. I never thought there'd be a way to get Queens' music out there live again; Adam Lambert proved me wrong.
This song was played for and dedicated to a friend that died in a single car accident 34 years ago . he was 16 and was loved by everyone, Greg Parisella is remembered everyday and especially when I hear this song
they have a ton of great songs, just good, basic, solid rock n' roll. they definitely can fill up a whole 'best of' album with only one or two so-so songs tossed in.
Do yourself a favor and check out The Firm - Satisfaction Guaranteed (The Firm is Paul Rogers and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, the only released one album in the late 80’s.)
This is one off the legit bad ass rock n roll bands. When you listen to them you are rock n roll the way it was supposed to be. This is one of my all time favorites from a band that I absolutely love!!! Great reaction as always! I'll be "moving on" now. Thanks and have a great day!!
This song seems to be a comment about the ups and downs of success. Many artists can fit the description of Johnny. But it can be a picture of anyone who rises to sudden fame. James Dean comes to mind. Some do manage to overcome and live on. The fact that Ozzy Osbourne is still living, is insane considering his crazy story.
The lead guitar player is Mick Ralphs. He played in a band before this, called Mott The Hoople. They had a lot of great songs. Queen open up for Mott The Hoople shows, back in 1974.
@@hippielove3100 Yes they broke up later in1974,. Mick Ralph had already left, earlier for Bad Company. They replaced Mick Ralph with Aerial Bender on lead guitar for a while, then Mick Ronson from David Bowie band. The Spider From Mars. They came to Oklahoma City the summer of 1974.
I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this. Summer of 96, interchange of I-84W and I-91S going to visit my college roommate after freshman year. “Classic rock” was just being defined as a thing, separate from oldies. Good times.
Led Zeppelins 1st albums were on Atlantic Records. IV and beyond were on the Record Label, Swan Song that that Led Zeppelin created for themselves.. Straight Shooter by Bad Company was the first album to be released on Swan Song in America.
Jamel, Paul Rogers was the lead singer for Bad Company. He has one of the best singing voices around. He did a short stint with Queen also. This is one of my favorite songs. Love listening to your channel, it makes my whole day!!! Keep rocking!
This ride we call rock and roll is a great one,,,,,, but it has been costly,,,,, R.I.P. to all we have lost way to soon and Thank You to ALL who have made this music such a GREAT ride !!!!!!!!
Back in the day when I started on my Bad Company kick, I used to play this album to death. My older brothers and I used to always listen to Bad Company and Bob Seger whenever we went fishing. It didn't matter if we caught any, or not. We had some great stuff to listen to on the way back home.
Paul Kossoff, who was Paul Rodgers' band mate in the group Free, died of a heroin overdose in 1976, a year after this was released. He was just 25 years old when he died. It's a big reason folks used to think this song was about a single person. It was basically about the pitfalls of being in the world of rock and roll.
Drugs were responsible for Paul Kossoff's declining health, but he didn't die of a heroin overdose. He died on a flight from LA to NY, from a pulmonary embolism, after a blood clot in his leg moved to his lung.
At 5:06 I was reminded of why I like JamelJamals vids so much..because there's a song I've quite literally heard 1000 times and I know the crescendo,climax, or story's moral is coming, and (Jamel's) reaction harkens me back to MY FIRST TIME listening to the tune
Yeah, once you get to the top, everyone wants something from you. The attention becomes empty and you feel alone. I really enjoy watching you. You are sincere and that is rare nowadays
Heard this so many times growing up, two older sisters were Bad Co wannabe groupies lol. Fine by me, one of my favorite bands and my #1 vocalist. More Bad Company, please.
Paul Rogers has one of rocks most impressive and versatile voices. He goes back to Free in the '70's to Bad Company to a great solo career to possibly the only voice that could sub for Freddy Mercury with Queen
This has got to be one of my all time favorite songs.To me Paul Rogers has got to have one ☝️ of the Greatest voices in Rock & Roll history. The man 👨 can just down right sing 🎤.
Because of his many iconic rock hits, what's overlooked is the purity and clearness of much of Paul Rodgers' delivery. He can scream and he can roar; but he can do sweet and light. Shit he can do it all.
Oh my. It's been twenty plus years or so since I've heard this song. One of my favorite bands from back in the day. Damn. Those twenty years went by like shooting star.
One of my favorite albums is 10 from 6 by Bad Company.... It took me over a decade to figure out that 10 from 6 was a best of album... Yep... I’m somewhat dense at times. But 10 from 6 is a great best of album.
Dana Ernst I had to get my old cassette tape out and look at that... your right,,,, Update... I looked it up. The 10 songs do come from only 5 albums but, the band had 6 albums out the Album “burning sky” isn’t represented by a song on 10 from 6.
FINALLY!! My favorite bad company song ever. Thanks a million. I believe this song is about Free guitarist paul kossoff. He was incredible and vastly underrated!! I remember when this album was released and to this day I find it hard to listen to this classic song. It's so heartfelt!!!😀
Oh, you gotta check out the ORIGINAL version of "Ready For Love", which BadCo guitarist Mick Ralphs recorded with his previous band, Mott The Hoople. It's on the All The Young Dudes album; Mott's version is a bit harder-edged; also, there's a bridge that BadCo left out. Plus, David Bowie played the saxophone part.
If you think about it, the title gives it away. A shooting star is bright, beautiful, and brief, never to be seen again. Always loved this song. For all the members of the 27 club, rest in peace.
Jamal, thanks for laying out the truth about the stories in these songs. These so called "pop stars" seem to die alone in a drug induced stupor all too often. I must be the opposite...I'm 61 and have almost no friends except immediate family.I 've never been interested in the "fake friends" that some people collect and string along. Take care Bro.
63 here man and no friends. Had plenty but when things went south for me, they all kicked me to the curb. Fair weather friends I call them. Then they want to make the excuse that it's because of me, to help ease their own conscience. Meanwhile I was there for them through thick and thin, always. I say screw 'em, I'd rather be alone than have fake ass friends.
mr. jinks Better to have 4 quarters than a hundred pennies. I’m 42 and my circle is very small. VERY small. I’m not even on Facebook or any other social media other than this. Friends come and go, but this beautiful music unites! Stay safe dude :)
@@michellerobin5461 I love that saying. Never heard it before. Very wise. I don't do facebook and the others either. I have tons of acquaintances. But a tiny circle of true friends that Ive had most of my life. Thats enough for me. Family and a few true friends is all I need. You're right, music unites. I love this channel.
I am surprised this song took so long to make its way to me. I heard a Dr playing it in his office, and it caught my ear went home downloaded it and was blown away. Instant classic!
@@Clnt874 I don't know the gentleman's name but so you know at 2:20 am in stl I'm raising my drink to him and saying cheers to a shooting star I never had the privilege to meet. No shit. Gin and pomegranate. CHEERS BROTHER.
You hit the nail squarely on the head, my friend! What this song is about is making the statement that the music industry can be difficult to handle for someone that is not prepared for it. people wishing to get into it can be swept along into the depths of despair, as they try to figure out how to make it work. And if drugs and alcohol enter the picture, as it does for way too many, it becomes even more difficult to deal with. Many have ended their lives because they were unable to pull out of the path the business takes them on. Others, realize where that path leads, and have the strength to turn it all around. Those people take one of two roads forward: stepping out of the limelight and living the rest of their lives quietly, or taking charge of the way they deal with their careers in the business, making sure to end any practices that are destroying them. The lesson of this song is that you must know what you are getting yourself into before jumping in. You must think ahead, and see where it can lead, then decide for yourself which way you should go with it. The wise ones usually enjoy a long and prosperous career, if they can make sound decisions on the path they need to take.
Love this one, it was always on my pool hall playlist.....Whenever I was at my local hall it was on the CD jukebox, that Foreigner and George Thorogood finished it out. Good times. Gotta check out Feel like makin love from them next. more "freaky-Deaky" as you so eloquently put it....
Lots of great tunes from this band. Evil Wind, Crazy Circles, Gone,Gone, Gone, Rock and Roll Fantasy, Burning Sky, Running with the Pack, Holy Water, If You Needed Somebody, Company of Strangers, Sweet Little Martha, Down and Dirty
Jamel, if you grew up listening to only Rap and Hip Hop, you are literally on a "spiritual Journey" of growth by listening to all this good old music! Music is felt in the soul and your spirit soars when you hear "Good Music!
Paul Rogers, the Lead singer of Bad Company, was also in The Firm ( with Jimmy Page) and sang and toured with Queen after Freddy Mercury passed. Also was singer for Free, who had a hit with “ALL RIGHT NOW” Very talented singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter!
Although the song is "fictional" it's a generalization of the many rock stars who died young. Paul Rodgers (lead vocalist) wrote this song as a "warning" to other artists not to fall into the fame trap. A year after the song was released, this song hit home. Former Free bandmate, guitarist Paul Kossoff died of a heroin overdose. He was only 25.
No. Everybody used to think that because of how close he died to the release of this song. I thought it myself for years. He died in 76 though, a year after this song was released. Rogers said it's about guys like Hendrix and the pitfalls of the industry. But it's not about any one person.
@@johntremmel3949 you're right. Pulmonary embolism when a blood clot let go in his leg. So there's another wrong rumor that had been going around for years. Although his heroin use did lead to his declining health. He was a heavy drug user from 15 on. It's not technically what killed him.
Omg, you finally listened to my favorite band when I was a teenager. Paul Rodgers has one of the best vocals ever. Love this band, I hope you listen to more of their songs especially from their first album titled Bad Co. That album had hit after hit.
This song... man... you think about ALL the men and women who died in their prime in the music biz, suicide, plane crashes, and on and on. This song could be about Jimi Hendrix or Curt Cobain, or a hundred others. Could you imagine the music we'd have to listen to if they all made it to retirement?
More than a few of em were murdered. The music biz is worse than the damn mafia. And all that money floating around? And all the drugs? Prime territory for deceit, greed and murder. See the doc 'Soaked in Bleach' about Cobain. People high on heroin NEVER shoot themselves. It's a high like none other. U don't ever want it to end, let alone permanently. Buddy Holly was also killed. Jimi same thing. His manager was a shit. Same with a lot of young Hollywood stars, like Freddy Prince. Really too many to name.
This song makes me think of my brother. He died from injuries sustained in a car wreck. He played guitar so when I hear the lyrics " if you listen to the wind you can still hear him play" it gets me every time. I sure miss him.
Just off the top of my head! Jimmy Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Whitney Huston ! Shooting Starts and many more whose star never got to Shine at all !💔! It is the Greatest musical generation the world has ever seen! .🎶🌎🎶. their Music will last for many generations to come!!! We can all be proud we are a part of it ❤
Paul Rodgers has been belting out the lyrics for many decades. I was surprised the first time I saw an interview with him, his British accent, he had always sounded like a Southern Rocker to me. There are certain moods when only a Bad Company song will do 🤗😎.
This is a story based on real events. His guitarist from Free died, Free, did All Right Now, great song, anywho, Paul Rodgers always said he wrote one song for him, my guess it was that. How fitting for you to be wearing your Wakanda Forever hat, Chadwick Boseman, too, was a Shooting Star
Oh, how I love Paul Rodgers' vocals. Been hooked on Bad Company since I heard the song of the same name back when I was a teenager. He was also the lead singer of Free whose biggest hit was All Right Now and The Firm with Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin guitarist). You should hear Satisfaction Guaranteed or Radioactive.
Paul Rogers has an amazing voice. Saw him a few years back in Virginia Beach and he delivered the goods. A performer who, early on, learned to take care of his body and to stay away from drugs. He has had a very long career, comparatively speaking.
I've always looked at this with the idea that it could be about anyone, not just rock stars . When Paul Rodgers sings" don't you know that you are a shooting star" He's singing to all of us that we should be making the most out of every minute we have on this earth before death.
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When Bad Company plays this song live, they show a montage of all the musical legends who died way too young
That's a fitting tribute. Cool
thanks for sharing that !
That’s an awesome tribute to their fallen musicians! 🙏🏼💫🙏💫🙏
Wow, I didn't realize that---I love learning new info like this---thanks!
Nice tribute. There are far too many of them, unfortunately :(
I think it was a nod to Paul Kossoff from Free. He died of an overdose after Free had achieved success with All Right Now and Paul Rodgers was the lead singer. He was a shooting star along with many others.
As usual, Jamal has the most empathy of anyone and feels the loss and expresses it very well. I appreciate the depth of Jamals reactions.
😎🎸👏🏻
Yes he does, big empathetic props to Jamal!
Johnny's life passed him by like a warm summers day, and then there's Keith Richards...
😄😄😄
When Keith Richards dies.....We are all gonna smoke him..........oh the high
No drug or amount of drugs could kill Keith...
Pickled to the core.
Same thing already happened to Keith, he just hasn't noticed yet.
This song brings tears to my eyes, remembering Jimi and Stevie Ray. Rest in peace Brothers.
Don't forget RVZ.
The song isn't necessarily about any one individual, but more about the many who had died so young ...Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison etc ......
ALL @27
Kurt Cobain was 27 also.
@@Gonzo614 shotgun by his head but yup😢
Let's not forget possibly the original 27 club member... Robert Johnson
There's one artist that no one ever mentions when they talk about rock stars that die at 27. Allan Wilson of Canned Heat.
When you see Bad Co in person, they always show pictures of musicians who died way too young. Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Mama Cass, etc.
Paul Rogers (singer) was Freddy Mercury's personal fave. Now that's respect!!!
Freddy told him if he ever died that he wanted Rogers to sing with Queen, it looks like the fans didn't take too kindly with him singing the songs.
Freddie said same about John Farnham.How many faves has Freddie got?
Wow, how interesting! I love learning new info like this---thanks!
Paul for a while took Freddie's place in Queen.
Brian Ferris...yeah to Paul Rodgers with Bad Company, no to his style working with Queen. I never thought there'd be a way to get Queens' music out there live again; Adam Lambert proved me wrong.
There are no words for Paul Rodgers’ voice! Saw them live back in 81 and they were fabulous!
I saw them on 2019 and he sounds the same!
“Johnny’s life passed him by like a warm summers day”
Go tell the people you love how you feel about them...while you have a chance
Bad Company was another great group from the 70s. My favorite song by them is Silver, Blue and Gold! Beautiful song. 🥰
Paul Rodger's voice is amazing.
*Rodgers'
The gigs he did fronting Queen are something special. He has one of the great male rock voices.
He comes very close to Freddy mercury always liked this song.
got to watch him live. Best show ever.
Even now, he still sounds awesome. He puts on a great show!
"Burning Sky "... trust me Jamel.
"Rock And Roll Fantasy"
Yes. Burning Sky. Excellent song.
burning sky, hands down. Amazing intro
Paul Rodgers, one of the best voices in rock n’ roll
Hands down, without any doubt, one of the greats!
I remember seeing an interview with Robert Plant...said Paul was his favorite!
Freddie Mercury's favorite voice!
Amen!!
Agree and nice Gadsden flag ! Rock on Free
This song was played for and dedicated to a friend that died in a single car accident 34 years ago . he was 16 and was loved by everyone, Greg Parisella is remembered everyday and especially when I hear this song
This song never fails to make me think of Jimi Hendrix
for real! 😔
Yep. Paul Rogers said the lyrics were inspired by Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison. Incidentally Jimi's birth name is Johnny Allen Hendrix
And all the other ones that fell beneath the feet of fame. God bless.
I never made that connection, but... yeah. Damn. The 27 club, damn shame.
@Joe Pitt whatever hahaha
Foreigner - "Jukebox Hero" is a good one. Its a bit of a happier ending than this song.
I think he did it already but I could be thinking of another reactor
He did, but it wasn't the Lou Gramm version. Ugh.
Bad Company is amazing!! Take a listen to Silver, blue and gold!
Yeah I really like that one too
Another deep cut is Seagull, a slow but good one.
Seagull one of my favorites, Paul's voice and that beautiful acoustic guitar, can't go wrong!
My favorite!!!
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Thats paul Rodgers on vocals, he should aiways be in the conversation when we talk about best male rock vocalists IMO
I only know a few of their songs, but I've got a real soft spot for Rock'n'Roll Fantasy.
they have a ton of great songs, just good, basic, solid rock n' roll. they definitely can fill up a whole 'best of' album with only one or two so-so songs tossed in.
Also they were Led Zeppelin’s 1st signed under ZoFo
Another fantastic song!!!!! Yes a reaction video for sure!!
Do yourself a favor and check out The Firm - Satisfaction Guaranteed (The Firm is Paul Rogers and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, the only released one album in the late 80’s.)
@@pureblood5270 swan song.
This is one off the legit bad ass rock n roll bands. When you listen to them you are rock n roll the way it was supposed to be. This is one of my all time favorites from a band that I absolutely love!!! Great reaction as always! I'll be "moving on" now. Thanks and have a great day!!
A shooting star passes through the sky and dies just as It's the brightest!!!!
This song seems to be a comment about the ups and downs of success. Many artists can fit the description of Johnny. But it can be a picture of anyone who rises to sudden fame. James Dean comes to mind. Some do manage to overcome and live on. The fact that Ozzy Osbourne is still living, is insane considering his crazy story.
Ozzy Hell what about Kith Richards?
Or Keith Richards, for that matter.
The lead guitar player is Mick Ralphs. He played in a band before this, called Mott The Hoople. They had a lot of great songs. Queen open up for Mott The Hoople shows, back in 1974.
@Larry
I loved Mott
Did they break up
and he moved on ?
@@hippielove3100 Yes they broke up later in1974,. Mick Ralph had already left, earlier for Bad Company. They replaced Mick Ralph with Aerial Bender on lead guitar for a while, then Mick Ronson from David Bowie band. The Spider From Mars. They came to Oklahoma City the summer of 1974.
I think it was 73’ because I saw mott on that tour. Saw bad co on their first tour.
Loved Mott the Hoople religiously. Saw them in Chicago last year during their 74 reunion tour
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I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this. Summer of 96, interchange of I-84W and I-91S going to visit my college roommate after freshman year. “Classic rock” was just being defined as a thing, separate from oldies. Good times.
"Feel Like Makin' Love" is a great Bad Co. song.
Led Zeppelins 1st albums were on Atlantic Records. IV and beyond were on the Record Label, Swan Song that that Led Zeppelin created for themselves.. Straight Shooter by Bad Company was the first album to be released on Swan Song in America.
Hence the title Shooting Star. Brilliant and gone in a flash.
Jamel, Paul Rogers was the lead singer for Bad Company. He has one of the best singing voices around. He did a short stint with Queen also. This is one of my favorite songs. Love listening to your channel, it makes my whole day!!! Keep rocking!
I admit, I was dying to see the reaction to the third verse when Johnny died.... always makes me sad as well.
"The needle and the damage done" Neil Young ... the Rock and Roll lifestyle .
All the Young Dudes - Mott the Hoople
Right-on Daniel... love Ian Hunter 😎
Looooooove that song
@@bigbow62 Me too
Ditto 👍
Yes please....penned by David Bowie, of course.
One of the BEST Bad Company songs EVER!!
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There's a reason the song is called Shooting Star.
If you want to hear something hauntingly beautiful from these guys, try "Seagull".
Seagull is a amazing song 👍🇨🇦
My favorite Bad co. song
YES!!!! YES!!!! YES!!!!
I used to listen to that song over & over on that album. Hauntingly beautiful. 👍🏽
This ride we call rock and roll is a great one,,,,,, but it has been costly,,,,, R.I.P. to all we have lost way to soon and Thank You to ALL who have made this music such a GREAT ride !!!!!!!!
Back in the day when I started on my Bad Company kick, I used to play this album to death.
My older brothers and I used to always listen to Bad Company and Bob Seger whenever we went fishing. It didn't matter if we caught any, or not. We had some great stuff to listen to on the way back home.
Big fan of Bad Company. They were the bomb back in the day. Awesome song, Paul's voice is iconic. Thanks for reacting to this song!✌
Paul Kossoff, who was Paul Rodgers' band mate in the group Free, died of a heroin overdose in 1976, a year after this was released. He was just 25 years old when he died. It's a big reason folks used to think this song was about a single person. It was basically about the pitfalls of being in the world of rock and roll.
Drugs were responsible for Paul Kossoff's declining health, but he didn't die of a heroin overdose. He died on a flight from LA to NY, from a pulmonary embolism, after a blood clot in his leg moved to his lung.
@@CamiMack5616 thanks. I read that and corrected myself in a comment down the thread a bit. Pulmonary embolism
At 5:06 I was reminded of why I like JamelJamals vids so much..because there's a song I've quite literally heard 1000 times and I know the crescendo,climax, or story's moral is coming, and (Jamel's) reaction harkens me back to MY FIRST TIME listening to the tune
So true!! It makes me appreciate the songs I’ve heard a million times. It makes them new again.
Feel Like Makin Love! Great song by Bad Company too.
My favorite song of theirs! ❤️🥰❤️
Rock n roll fantasy was great too
Yes! CLASSIC Bad Company...the perfect song! I HOPE Jamal will react to it!
Paul Rodgers had one of the best rock voices ever.
Yeah, once you get to the top, everyone wants something from you. The attention becomes empty and you feel alone. I really enjoy watching you. You are sincere and that is rare nowadays
Bad Company is one of rock n roll's true "Super Bands" . Try their song " Running with the Pack" ....it's one of my favorites they do.
Heard this so many times growing up, two older sisters were Bad Co wannabe groupies lol.
Fine by me, one of my favorite bands and my #1 vocalist.
More Bad Company, please.
Paul Rogers has one of rocks most impressive and versatile voices. He goes back to Free in the '70's to Bad Company to a great solo career to possibly the only voice that could sub for Freddy Mercury with Queen
This has got to be one of my all time favorite songs.To me Paul Rogers has got to have one ☝️ of the Greatest voices in Rock & Roll history. The man 👨 can just down right sing 🎤.
Because of his many iconic rock hits, what's overlooked is the purity and clearness of much of Paul Rodgers' delivery. He can scream and he can roar; but he can do sweet and light. Shit he can do it all.
Oh my. It's been twenty plus years or so since I've heard this song. One of my favorite bands from back in the day. Damn. Those twenty years went by like shooting star.
"We are stardust, We are golden....."
Joni Mitchell
One of my favorite albums is 10 from 6 by Bad Company....
It took me over a decade to figure out that 10 from 6 was a best of album...
Yep... I’m somewhat dense at times.
But 10 from 6 is a great best of album.
When I counted the albums on the back of the cassette, it only showed 5 , always wondered if it was really 10 from 5
Dana Ernst I had to get my old cassette tape out and look at that... your right,,,,
Update... I looked it up.
The 10 songs do come from only 5 albums but, the band had 6 albums out the Album “burning sky” isn’t represented by a song on 10 from 6.
@@ianstradian dude that has bugged me for years and years thanks so much
Dana Ernst the ole inner web is wonderful isn’t it?
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Check out alright now by free forerunner to bad co,Paul Rogers,Simon Kirke,the late Paul Kossoff and the late Andy Frazier were just teenagers
"All the World will love you just as long, as long as you are...A Shooting Star" A cautionary tale if ever there was one! 😪
What a great band! Paul Rodgers has a phenomenal voice. React to "Can't get enough of your love" next.
FINALLY!! My favorite bad company song ever. Thanks a million. I believe this song is about Free guitarist paul kossoff. He was incredible and vastly underrated!! I remember when this album was released and to this day I find it hard to listen to this classic song. It's so heartfelt!!!😀
Jamel- React to "Ready for Love" by Bad Company.
Oh, you gotta check out the ORIGINAL version of "Ready For Love", which BadCo guitarist Mick Ralphs recorded with his previous band, Mott The Hoople. It's on the All The Young Dudes album; Mott's version is a bit harder-edged; also, there's a bridge that BadCo left out. Plus, David Bowie played the saxophone part.
@@thatoneguyagain2252 Crazy man. I will check it out...
Banger!!! Banger Banger!!
DEFINITELY!!!
@@thatoneguyagain2252 Motts version is the better choice. Great album too
One of the best voices in rock ever. Period.
This song is the sound of the 70s what a great song
We should do seagull next Jamal please brother
If you think about it, the title gives it away. A shooting star is bright, beautiful, and brief, never to be seen again. Always loved this song. For all the members of the 27 club, rest in peace.
Jamal, thanks for laying out the truth about the stories in these songs. These so called "pop stars" seem to die alone in a drug induced stupor all too often. I must be the opposite...I'm 61 and have almost no friends except immediate family.I 've never been interested in the "fake friends" that some people collect and string along. Take care Bro.
63 here man and no friends. Had plenty but when things went south for me, they all kicked me to the curb. Fair weather friends I call them. Then they want to make the excuse that it's because of me, to help ease their own conscience. Meanwhile I was there for them through thick and thin, always. I say screw 'em, I'd rather be alone than have fake ass friends.
mr. jinks Better to have 4 quarters than a hundred pennies. I’m 42 and my circle is very small. VERY small. I’m not even on Facebook or any other social media other than this. Friends come and go, but this beautiful music unites! Stay safe dude :)
@@michellerobin5461 Very true. Be well.
Same here. I live on a desert island, I've been training for quarantine for years
@@michellerobin5461 I love that saying. Never heard it before. Very wise. I don't do facebook and the others either. I have tons of acquaintances. But a tiny circle of true friends that Ive had most of my life. Thats enough for me. Family and a few true friends is all I need. You're right, music unites. I love this channel.
One of my favorite Bad Company songs. I have so many memories attached to this song in particular. Bittersweet. Thanks again, Jamel. You’re the best.
"The Firm", super group with Paul Rodgers, lead singer, and Jimmy Page on lead guitar. Chris Slade played the drums.
Damn... forgot about "The Firm"... time to go check it out.
one hit wonder.."Radioactive"
Make or Break is a good one too.
I like their song "Radioactive"
Spirit Of Love is such a great song by them.
I am surprised this song took so long to make its way to me. I heard a Dr playing it in his office, and it caught my ear went home downloaded it and was blown away. Instant classic!
Shooting stsrs burn bright and then they're gone.
because it's better to burn out than to fade away . . .
Ya man, its true. My brother was one. 27 club even
@@thatoneguyagain2252 All those shooting stars have pyromania.
And that's a very long list of shooting stars that burn out way before their time!
@@Clnt874 I don't know the gentleman's name but so you know at 2:20 am in stl I'm raising my drink to him and saying cheers to a shooting star I never had the privilege to meet. No shit. Gin and pomegranate. CHEERS BROTHER.
This is about the 27 club artist who passed at the age of 27 Janis Joplin, Jimmie Hendrix and Jim Morrison
Amy Whitehouse.
@@mljones655 We can't forget Kurt Cobain
We can't forget Kurt Cobain.
You hit the nail squarely on the head, my friend! What this song is about is making the statement that the music industry can be difficult to handle for someone that is not prepared for it. people wishing to get into it can be swept along into the depths of despair, as they try to figure out how to make it work. And if drugs and alcohol enter the picture, as it does for way too many, it becomes even more difficult to deal with. Many have ended their lives because they were unable to pull out of the path the business takes them on. Others, realize where that path leads, and have the strength to turn it all around. Those people take one of two roads forward: stepping out of the limelight and living the rest of their lives quietly, or taking charge of the way they deal with their careers in the business, making sure to end any practices that are destroying them.
The lesson of this song is that you must know what you are getting yourself into before jumping in. You must think ahead, and see where it can lead, then decide for yourself which way you should go with it. The wise ones usually enjoy a long and prosperous career, if they can make sound decisions on the path they need to take.
Great band, great song! Paul Rodgers is one of my favorite rock singers. Love these guys... Thanks
Love this one, it was always on my pool hall playlist.....Whenever I was at my local hall it was on the CD jukebox, that Foreigner and George Thorogood finished it out. Good times. Gotta check out Feel like makin love from them next. more "freaky-Deaky" as you so eloquently put it....
Shooting star was one of my first VINYLS i ever bought! Im a Bad Company-phile...and PROUDLY SO!!
Lots of great tunes from this band. Evil Wind, Crazy Circles, Gone,Gone, Gone, Rock and Roll Fantasy, Burning Sky, Running with the Pack, Holy Water, If You Needed Somebody, Company of Strangers, Sweet Little Martha, Down and Dirty
Jamel, if you grew up listening to only Rap and Hip Hop, you are literally on a "spiritual Journey" of growth by listening to all this good old music! Music is felt in the soul and your spirit soars when you hear "Good Music!
Feel Like Makin’ Love is a good one by Bad Company.
Shooting Star is a metaphor. They burn bright but burn out too quickly because of their shine.
Paul Rogers, the Lead singer of Bad Company, was also in The Firm ( with Jimmy Page) and sang and toured with Queen after Freddy Mercury passed. Also was singer for Free, who had a hit with “ALL RIGHT NOW” Very talented singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter!
Although the song is "fictional" it's a generalization of the many rock stars who died young. Paul Rodgers (lead vocalist) wrote this song as a "warning" to other artists not to fall into the fame trap. A year after the song was released, this song hit home. Former Free bandmate, guitarist Paul Kossoff died of a heroin overdose. He was only 25.
It is about former bandmate in Free, Paul Kossoff.
No. Everybody used to think that because of how close he died to the release of this song. I thought it myself for years. He died in 76 though, a year after this song was released. Rogers said it's about guys like Hendrix and the pitfalls of the industry. But it's not about any one person.
I LOVE Koss, but not about him even though the lyrics would make it seem that way.
I loved "Free" .. Back when I was younger, late 70's...they played at my aunt's high school. I remember her coming home with the posters.
Except he died of natural causes
@@johntremmel3949 you're right. Pulmonary embolism when a blood clot let go in his leg. So there's another wrong rumor that had been going around for years. Although his heroin use did lead to his declining health. He was a heavy drug user from 15 on. It's not technically what killed him.
My go to band while cleaning my house. Nothing but love 💘 for this band. ROCK STEADY 😝
Omg, you finally listened to my favorite band when I was a teenager. Paul Rodgers has one of the best vocals ever. Love this band, I hope you listen to more of their songs especially from their first album titled Bad Co. That album had hit after hit.
I highly recommend Bad Company- Burning Sky. Great tune in headphones.
This song... man... you think about ALL the men and women who died in their prime in the music biz, suicide, plane crashes, and on and on. This song could be about Jimi Hendrix or Curt Cobain, or a hundred others.
Could you imagine the music we'd have to listen to if they all made it to retirement?
More than a few of em were murdered. The music biz is worse than the damn mafia. And all that money floating around? And all the drugs? Prime territory for deceit, greed and murder. See the doc 'Soaked in Bleach' about Cobain. People high on heroin NEVER shoot themselves. It's a high like none other. U don't ever want it to end, let alone permanently. Buddy Holly was also killed. Jimi same thing. His manager was a shit. Same with a lot of young Hollywood stars, like Freddy Prince. Really too many to name.
This song makes me think of my brother. He died from injuries sustained in a car wreck. He played guitar so when I hear the lyrics " if you listen to the wind you can still hear him play" it gets me every time. I sure miss him.
Paul Rodgers is one of the most underrated voices in all of music. I think he's as good as Freddie no doubt
He's good, but not even in the same ballpark as Freddie Mercury.
i don't think i'd go that far, lol, but he's a great vocalist, very distinctive. i saw him and jimmy page when they did their 'the firm' tour.
@@tazmom0 Subjective...
A shooting star. Blazes across the sky, brighter than all the other stars & burns out while the other still flicker in the background.
More Bad Company!
Just off the top of my head! Jimmy Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, Whitney Huston ! Shooting Starts and many more whose star never got to Shine at all !💔! It is the Greatest musical generation the world has ever seen! .🎶🌎🎶. their Music will last for many generations to come!!! We can all be proud we are a part of it ❤
one of those rock and roll "success" story songs...
No it's not it's about the failure,dead people can't make music.
Mick Ralphs one of the most under rated guitarists ever. So awesome.
The whole band never over played. I love the drums on this song. The production was the best.
Paul Rodgers is my all time favourite vocalist. I've been hoping you would do this one for quite some time.
Paul Rodgers has been belting out the lyrics for many decades. I was surprised the first time I saw an interview with him, his British accent, he had always sounded like a Southern Rocker to me. There are certain moods when only a Bad Company song will do 🤗😎.
Shooting stars, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Keith Moon, Jim Morrison, Mama Cass, etc
Paul Kossoff .. RIP 💫
Ronnie Van Zant
John Henry Bonham.
This is a story based on real events. His guitarist from Free died, Free, did All Right Now, great song, anywho, Paul Rodgers always said he wrote one song for him, my guess it was that.
How fitting for you to be wearing your Wakanda Forever hat, Chadwick Boseman, too, was a Shooting Star
Same album straight shooter “good lovin gone bad” is excellent !
Much better than Shooting Star, to me.
Paul Rodgers phenomenal voice!!! ❤️❤️❤️Love this song !!
Oh, how I love Paul Rodgers' vocals. Been hooked on Bad Company since I heard the song of the same name back when I was a teenager. He was also the lead singer of Free whose biggest hit was All Right Now and The Firm with Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin guitarist). You should hear Satisfaction Guaranteed or Radioactive.
This is still relevant today. We’re always hearing of famous folks who have died, overdose, suicide, or accident.
Nicely reviewed Jamal. One of THE great rock and roll songs of ALL time...and a tragedy. This song always breaks my heart....
You're always in good company with Bad Company!
nice !
Paul Rogers has an amazing voice. Saw him a few years back in Virginia Beach and he delivered the goods. A performer who, early on, learned to take care of his body and to stay away from drugs. He has had a very long career, comparatively speaking.
“Wild Fire Woman” another classic by BC.
I've always looked at this with the idea that it could be about anyone, not just rock stars . When Paul Rodgers sings" don't you know that you are a shooting star" He's singing to all of us that we should be making the most out of every minute we have on this earth before death.
Steve Miller Band please. The music is so good
Jungle Love, The Joker. Yes
Julie Lovelace Take the Money and Run, Jet Airliner and, Keep on Rockin. There are so many good songs!
@@sarahhollister150 for sure. Love them
Come into my kitchen,awesome blues by Steve Miller.
The 70's, when rock legends roamed the earth and died young. 😢