Paul Rodgers Discusses History of Free and Bad Company with Matt Pinfield on New & Approved

For this episode of New & Approved, legendary rock vocalist Paul Rodgers joined Matt Pinfield to discuss his own rock and roll history.
Rodgers discusses how the band Free was formed with fellow teenagers. He also talks about the making of their biggest hit "All Right Now," and how they broke through the states with the album "Fire And Water."
Eventually, Free would break up and Rodgers would form the band Bad Company. Rodgers and Pinfield go through each Bad Company and discuss the stories behind them.
Rodgers explains how he finds joy in performing with other guitarist, including his recent performances with Joe Bonamassa and for the Garry Rossington/Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute performance.
"Midnight Rose" is Rodgers latest album with Sun Records. You can check out the record and stay updated with Rodgers here: www.paulrodgers.com/product/p...
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[@alexroberts9349]

Great to see that you're doing well Paul.

[@zackeriah87]

Man…
I almost cried when he said “I love you too man” at the end.
So grateful for Paul and the incredible music…
He really is the best.
Awesome interview!

[@KanakarisGeorge]

Simply THE voice !

[@234cheech]

pauls wrote some of the best songs ever one of the uk best

[@warborn_inc.]

Cracked me up when Paul said "There's a guitarist...Ive got a rhythm section.....and I do a bit of singing" hahaha. Yes you do my good man...yes you do. One of my favorite singers of all time. cheers

[@bugeanuflorin1531]

You're a magical artist, 1:58 Paul. You're a magical voice. Favourite artist. Favourite band Free. Bad Company. Forever Free.,,,All ...... Forever Fan .

[@dawnnutter4014]

Love You Paul Rodgers 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 you have been awesome for a long time❤❤❤

[@777noirkat]

Great Interview-Cheers from the Ghosts of The Record Setter….

[@CatDaddySteve]

I use to listen to KLOS & KMED in the 70's and if course Bad Co

[@johns7272]

People dont realize how young these guys were when they started in 68. I think andy fraser was 16? and the others 18/19. I mean - get your heads around that! when you listen to those albums do they sound like they were recorded by young kids? impossible to grasp really, how mature it all sounds and how none of it has aged one minute since. Legendary. Live long and prosper paul

[@777noirkat]

Great Interview-Cheers from the Ghosts of The Record Setter….