The fact that they aren’t in the rock and roll hall of fame is a disgrace. Rock Steady, Movin’ On, Can’t Get Enough, Ready For Love, Shooting Star (as mentioned), Gone Gone Gone, Rock n Roll Fantasy, Electricland…so many great songs.
This British 70s Band was headed by frontman and lead singer Paul Rodgers. Rodgers had one of the most soulful voices in the world of Rock, R&B or Blues. This man could sing.
BAD CO. SHOOTING STAR..... BAD CO.. FEEL LIKE MAKING LOVE... BAD CO.. CAN'T GET ENOUGH.... YOU WILL DEFINITELY DOWNLOAD ALL 3 OF THESE BAD COMPANY CLASSIC'S.... I GUARANTEE IT......
Oh goody! You are in for a treat and maybe us too. If you like this, you will like all the Bad Company. Paul left Bad Co. and joined up with Jimmy Page to form the band The Firm. They had a couple of big hits in the 80's. One was "Radioactive" and the other was "Satisfaction Guaranteed". After that, Paul went on to perform with the band The Law in the 90's. It is all good. Paul Rodgers voice is amazing. Check out some Bad Co. live performances -- I especially love the live versions of "Ready For Love" and "Burnin' Sky" performed by Bad Co. live at Wembley 2010.
Every single one of their hit songs is well worth listening to. Telling you dude, the 70's and 80s were the BEST music ever made in rock and roll, jazz and even plays like "Phantom of the Opera" (in 1986). The lyrics in "Bad Company" were framed around "western" as in the renegades who were former soldiers in the Confederate Army during the Civil War in the U.S. Many renegade groups terrorized western ranchers, farmers and residents of small towns out west, stealing whatever they wanted, rampaging and destroying whatever they wanted, raping women, rustling cattle, and some gangs went to work for big money to drive farmers off of land so it could be used for cattle feed, and destroying homesteads to make clearance for the railroads.
I loved your reaction to this song. Paul Rodgers is one of the greats. Many great Bad Company songs, tye next on your list should be "Feel Like Makin' Love."
Brother, your passion for wanting to know more and to expand upon it is as refreshing as it is inspiring! You have quickly become one of my favorite reactors to watch and listen to! You're a younger man than I, but you remind me of my younger self when I was learning about the different types of music I was being exposed to. I was all about hard rock and heavy metal, and I picked up the bass guitar and thought I was pretty good, then a friend asked me to go to 2 concerts with him... The 1st concert was Parliament Funkadelic, and Bootsey Collins changed my life and how I played bass!!&! The 2nd concert was Earth, Wind and Fire!!&! My mind and my eyes were opened!!&! Led Zeppelin was my very 1st concert, and I have seen many, many other bands since then. Continue your journey, young man!!&!
Paul Rodgers was a guest frontman for Queen for about five years. He’s really great, but there are some Queen songs he couldn’t do. Just shows how freaking amazing Freddie was.
I’d put Rodgers voice over Mercury’s any day, Mercury had a great voice though and a great range too (with his falsetto). Rodgers was Freddie Mercury’s hero
I love watching you young fellas groovin to the music I grew up on. The greatest rock of all time came from that era. These bands were extremely talented. They put alot of work and effort and rehearsal into their music. Excellent reaction brother. ❤❤❤🇨🇦
There is no doubt in my military mind that we who came of age in the late 60's through the 70's, had THE best music ever put to vinyl, 8=track, cassette, et al...and people are still finding the music we so enjoyed, to this day. Rock ON!!!
MAN I can remember sitting in my buddy's Dodge Demon and drinking a quart of Heffenreffer beer while listening to this on his 8 Track > RIP Killer, you're gone WAY too soon
"B-b-baby, you ain't seen nothin' yet!" 🙂 I'm 60, so he was Such a huge vocal influence! Hell, I thought they were from Georgia! 😂 Finally saw them live, a few years back, Paul hadn't lost a Thang! Love and peace, brother
Bad Company are one of the great English rock supergroups who've been around since the 70's. They have so many great songs such as "Can't Get Enough", "Good Lovin' Gone Bad", "Shooting Star", "Ready For Love", "Feel Like Makin' Love", "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" etc.
I forgot to mention in my previous comment. There are a live version, when they performed this, and were much older. Hard to believe (at least for me!) But I think it’s even better! Apparently, Rogers now recuperating better, and is doing a little singing, so best wishes to him!
Always on my fav list!!! We seriously had some of the best artists growing up in the 70’s and 80’s. When music actually had good lyrics, before all the auto tune and such. Go to a concert and they actually sound like their album not like a lot of todays artists…you just came up on my feed so if you haven’t delved in yet…check out Foreigner, Eagles, Nugent, Lynard Skynard….and so on. Absolute LEGENDS!!!
Congratulations MMBxMOB for having a good hear for vintage rock & roll. Great rock singers from the 50's thru the 80s in their youth cut their teeth on the Blues, which help develop their soulful spirit.
Get ready because the Bad Company rabbit hole is deep!! Paul's voice just adds that soul vibe to all their songs!! You're going to love then for sure!!
I like this. It wasn't released as a single but got played on the radio like it was. I also like Running with the Pack, Movin' On and Rock and Roll Fantasy.
I saw Bad Co. in Seattle in 1978 or 79. They have some really good songs. Check out the following songs because they are better than the song you just heard. "Feel like making love," "Shooting Star," "Burning Sky", "Rock and Roll Fantasy". You're gonna be glad you did and will be downloading them before they're done playing.😂❤Have Fun🙂
When Led Zeppelin re-signed with Atlantic they negotiated their own record imprint, swan song records. The 1st two bands they signed were Bad Company and Maggie Bell and the pretty things. Because Bad Co. was on Zeppelin's sub label Peter Grant, Zep's long time manager, took over their management. Ironic that Zep signed them when Paul Rodgers is considered one of the best, most versatile rock singers, giving Plant a run for his title in the GOAT sweepstakes as one of only 3 or 4 singers ever mentioned in the same breath as Plant.
Great choice to dive into! I saw lead singer Paul Rodgers and Joe Walsh in concert in 2014! Great concert! You may recognize Paul's voice on a TV commercial (Don't remember which one) with his previous band Free. The song is "Alright Now". He also was a member of a supergroup The Firm formed in 1984. Other members included Jimmy Page and Chris Slade (Manfred Mann's Earth Band). React to their hit "RadioActive".
The song Bad Company, by Bad Company, off their album titled Bad Company. Think they were trying to tell us something? 🙂 Just do the whole album bro. Then Straight Shooter.
I love Bad Company. Especially live. Paul Rodger's is one of the best voices and it takes flight live. Went to any Bad Company concert within 60-70 miles and more if I had time off work.
You had to start this with one of those songs that you gotta leave the car engine, running until it’s finished before you exit! To me, this is their biggest, but, like your other viewers have stated, they got a lot of great songs! Another that I don’t think has been mentioned to this point is “Wishing Well” Which I believe may have been, when Rogers was singing with Free. But, like your other viewers have said they got a great catalog!
You have to keep it going with Bad Company, they are one of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever. Paul Rodgers IMO is one of the top five vocalists.. I would recommend listening to Seagull if you really want to hear how good Paul Rodgers is. In the 80's he formed a super group called the FIRM with Jimmy Page. It was one of the best concerts I've ever gone to and I've been to so many concerts I've forgotten! 15:23
Do yourself a favor and take a deep dive into this group, you'll thank me. Had the pleasure of finally seeing them on their 40th anniversary tour in NH and Paul still sounded so soulful.
My man welcome to the bad co. lol if you liked this one there is a band called "The Firm" the song you wanna hear is called "Satisfaction Guarantee" your gonna love it. Same singer Paul Rodgers with "Jimmy Page" on guitar
Bad Co. ROCKS! A tip - Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page formed The Firm in the '80's. Their music is superb! You should check out Radioactive if you like a super-strong bass!
You really need to react to these Classic bands with headphones there is so much to these lps the sounds travel from one sid to the other. Youll get the full experience with headphones. Not hating just a suggestion❤
Check out the band FREE also, which Kirk and Rogers formed in the late 60's and was precursor to Bad Company. Alright Now was a 60's anthem that still gets played all the time on classic rock stations. Burnin Sky is a banger also
They broke up because singer Paul Rogers had quit the Hard Partying Hard Rock lifestyle by the end of the 70s and the rest of the band did not. Paul wanted to try some solo albums and eventually hooked up with Jimmy Page in the early 80s forming The Firm, which produced two albums. The band Bad Company did reform in the early 80s without Paul Rodgers. The other 3 members brought in singer Brain Howe and had a few successful albums with him before breaking up again. The Brian Howe albums sound completely different from the Paul Rogers era.
You should also check out Roger's earlier band Free - very popular in the UK, but he only really got noticed in the States when Bad Co dropped (probably helped by Peter Grant's management
Paul Rodgers voice one of the best in rock!!!
And the rock and roll hall of fame won't let him in it's criminal
And the man records with a Shure 57
The fact that they aren’t in the rock and roll hall of fame is a disgrace. Rock Steady, Movin’ On, Can’t Get Enough, Ready For Love, Shooting Star (as mentioned), Gone Gone Gone, Rock n Roll Fantasy, Electricland…so many great songs.
Nobody cares (at least nobody _should_ care) who is in the R&RHOF or not. The HOF is a joke and should be ignored.
The rock and roll hall of fame is a big joke.
no one takes them serious just like the Grammys 🤣@@michaeldezego340
Yeah that is crazy
Paul Rodgers, himself, made the decision not to be inducted yet.
Legends. Paul Rodgers still sings so beautifully today
I first heard Paul's voice as front man for the group Free. All Right now!
My 1st 45
Yeah my dad has that record
Free was cool
Also sang with Spirit and for a little while with Queen after Freddy died.
This British 70s Band was headed by frontman and lead singer Paul Rodgers. Rodgers had one of the most soulful voices in the world of Rock, R&B or Blues. This man could sing.
Bad Co. was the first band signed to Zeppelin's Swan Song label...
One of the best debut albums...!
BAD CO. SHOOTING STAR..... BAD CO.. FEEL LIKE MAKING LOVE... BAD CO.. CAN'T GET ENOUGH.... YOU WILL DEFINITELY DOWNLOAD ALL 3 OF THESE BAD COMPANY CLASSIC'S.... I GUARANTEE IT......
PAUL RODGERS!!!! Bad Company LIVE 1974 "Feel like making love"!!!!!!!!!
Oh goody! You are in for a treat and maybe us too. If you like this, you will like all the Bad Company. Paul left Bad Co. and joined up with Jimmy Page to form the band The Firm. They had a couple of big hits in the 80's. One was "Radioactive" and the other was "Satisfaction Guaranteed". After that, Paul went on to perform with the band The Law in the 90's. It is all good. Paul Rodgers voice is amazing. Check out some Bad Co. live performances -- I especially love the live versions of "Ready For Love" and "Burnin' Sky" performed by Bad Co. live at Wembley 2010.
Every single one of their hit songs is well worth listening to. Telling you dude, the 70's and 80s were the BEST music ever made in rock and roll, jazz and even plays like "Phantom of the Opera" (in 1986). The lyrics in "Bad Company" were framed around "western" as in the renegades who were former soldiers in the Confederate Army during the Civil War in the U.S. Many renegade groups terrorized western ranchers, farmers and residents of small towns out west, stealing whatever they wanted, rampaging and destroying whatever they wanted, raping women, rustling cattle, and some gangs went to work for big money to drive farmers off of land so it could be used for cattle feed, and destroying homesteads to make clearance for the railroads.
I loved your reaction to this song. Paul Rodgers is one of the greats. Many great Bad Company songs, tye next on your list should be "Feel Like Makin' Love."
Brother, your passion for wanting to know more and to expand upon it is as refreshing as it is inspiring! You have quickly become one of my favorite reactors to watch and listen to! You're a younger man than I, but you remind me of my younger self when I was learning about the different types of music I was being exposed to. I was all about hard rock and heavy metal, and I picked up the bass guitar and thought I was pretty good, then a friend asked me to go to 2 concerts with him... The 1st concert was Parliament Funkadelic, and Bootsey Collins changed my life and how I played bass!!&! The 2nd concert was Earth, Wind and Fire!!&! My mind and my eyes were opened!!&! Led Zeppelin was my very 1st concert, and I have seen many, many other bands since then. Continue your journey, young man!!&!
Paul Rodgers was a guest frontman for Queen for about five years. He’s really great, but there are some Queen songs he couldn’t do. Just shows how freaking amazing Freddie was.
I’d put Rodgers voice over Mercury’s any day, Mercury had a great voice though and a great range too (with his falsetto). Rodgers was Freddie Mercury’s hero
I love watching you young fellas groovin to the music I grew up on. The greatest rock of all time came from that era. These bands were extremely talented. They put alot of work and effort and rehearsal into their music. Excellent reaction brother. ❤❤❤🇨🇦
You might as well download the entire album. Not a bad song on it. Can you imagine going on tour with only one album?
download all three of those albums!
i still have my 45rpm + this vinyl album!!
There is no doubt in my military mind that we who came of age in the late 60's through the 70's, had THE best music ever put to vinyl, 8=track, cassette, et al...and people are still finding the music we so enjoyed, to this day. Rock ON!!!
MAN I can remember sitting in my buddy's Dodge Demon and drinking a quart of Heffenreffer beer while listening to this on his 8 Track > RIP Killer, you're gone WAY too soon
I saw Paul Rodgers in concert in 2018. He’s still got it. I was impressed with not only his voice but also how relaxed he was on stage.
Wore this joint out when I got the album!
Every song is fire
"B-b-baby, you ain't seen nothin' yet!" 🙂
I'm 60, so he was Such a huge vocal influence! Hell, I thought they were from Georgia! 😂 Finally saw them live, a few years back, Paul hadn't lost a Thang! Love and peace, brother
This is the quintessential Cowboy rock song, IMHO. This band is so fn good, you'll have fun on this one.
Bad Company are one of the great English rock supergroups who've been around since the 70's. They have so many great songs such as "Can't Get Enough", "Good Lovin' Gone Bad", "Shooting Star", "Ready For Love", "Feel Like Makin' Love", "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy" etc.
Oh yeah. Shooting Star. I forgot about that one.
Bad Company is one of the best bands from that era. I got to see them with ZZ Top when they came to Dallas in 2019 and they sounded just this good.
I forgot to mention in my previous comment. There are a live version, when they performed this, and were much older. Hard to believe (at least for me!) But I think it’s even better!
Apparently, Rogers now recuperating better, and is doing a little singing, so best wishes to him!
Always on my fav list!!! We seriously had some of the best artists growing up in the 70’s and 80’s. When music actually had good lyrics, before all the auto tune and such. Go to a concert and they actually sound like their album not like a lot of todays artists…you just came up on my feed so if you haven’t delved in yet…check out Foreigner, Eagles, Nugent, Lynard Skynard….and so on.
Absolute LEGENDS!!!
He was the favorite rock singer and just singer of several biggies such as Freddie Mercury of Queen, and Wilson of heart and many others.
Congratulations MMBxMOB for having a good hear for vintage rock & roll. Great rock singers from the 50's thru the 80s in their youth cut their teeth on the Blues, which help develop their soulful spirit.
You’re gonna love Shooting Star
I can clearly see how the music grab a hold of this guy's soul!!! ❤❤❤
And Paul toured with Queen after Freddie’s death
Shooting Star is my favorite Bad Co. Song you really need to check it out.
Get ready because the Bad Company rabbit hole is deep!! Paul's voice just adds that soul vibe to all their songs!! You're going to love then for sure!!
Forgot how much I liked them! Thanks for this, I needed it today! It was a my bit of sunshine on a gray day.
"All Right Now", "Feel Like Making Love" and my favorite Bad Company song "Holy Water" just to name a few. Paul Rogers is a rock legend.
I like this. It wasn't released as a single but got played on the radio like it was. I also like Running with the Pack, Movin' On and Rock and Roll Fantasy.
You are such an amazing reactor. I love the fact that you research artists.
My favorite song by them. Also saw them in concert. Great show
All Right Now, is a MUST! Same lead singer by a band called FREE. You'll love it!
I saw Bad Co. in Seattle in 1978 or 79. They have some really good songs. Check out the following songs because they are better than the song you just heard. "Feel like making love," "Shooting Star," "Burning Sky", "Rock and Roll Fantasy". You're gonna be glad you did and will be downloading them before they're done playing.😂❤Have Fun🙂
When Led Zeppelin re-signed with Atlantic they negotiated their own record imprint, swan song records. The 1st two bands they signed were Bad Company and Maggie Bell and the pretty things. Because Bad Co. was on Zeppelin's sub label Peter Grant, Zep's long time manager, took over their management. Ironic that Zep signed them when Paul Rodgers is considered one of the best, most versatile rock singers, giving Plant a run for his title in the GOAT sweepstakes as one of only 3 or 4 singers ever mentioned in the same breath as Plant.
Every single one of their songs is terrific ❤
I listened to these guys all the time growing up. I was perpetually stoned, so I associate them with that. Great band !!
They got a catalog of hits
Ur in the zone with this song……I got ya…,it’s very catchy…that’s y they call me……..uh uh uh…Bad Company…,Bad Bad Company…………..👍✌️
Great choice to dive into! I saw lead singer Paul Rodgers and Joe Walsh in concert in 2014! Great concert! You may recognize Paul's voice on a TV commercial (Don't remember which one) with his previous band Free. The song is "Alright Now". He also was a member of a supergroup The Firm formed in 1984. Other members included Jimmy Page and Chris Slade (Manfred Mann's Earth Band). React to their hit "RadioActive".
Played this albumin the 70’s till I wore it out, this,Sticky Fingers, Rainbow Rising, Mountains, Nantucket Sleighride… soo many ❤❤❤❤
Head boppin right along with you! I play my best pool to Bad Company! : )
Thank you for enjoying music that I grew up to, I never thought younger people would enjoy it ....but obviously you have good taste...😮😉
Paul Rodgers was also the front man for the band Free.
I’m obsessed with them. So many great great songs ❤
They were the first group signed on Zeppelin's Swan Song record label.
My favorite band in high school.
They had that bluesy rock style was so good
Simon Kirk was a big drumming influence on me as a teen.
BURNING SKY,
ROCK AND ROLL FANTASY,
FEEL LIKE MAKING LOVE,
SHOOTING STAR,
READY FOR LOVE,
CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF YOUR LOVE
1st concert I ever went to, Climax Blues Band and Bad Co. 1975 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland.
The song Bad Company, by Bad Company, off their album titled Bad Company. Think they were trying to tell us something? 🙂
Just do the whole album bro. Then Straight Shooter.
Excellent band. Paul Rogers = among the best. FREE, Paul's earlier band was brilliant as well.
That's Mick Ralphs from Mott the Hoople on guitar.
I love Bad Company. Especially live. Paul Rodger's is one of the best voices and it takes flight live. Went to any Bad Company concert within 60-70 miles and more if I had time off work.
I love your musical diversity ❤ when you love this song, you are definitely in the rocker stage❤
"FEEL LIKE MAKIN LOVE,LIVE 1974
In 1974 the Stealer was released and I lost my teenage mind over Paul's vocals. Love, love, love Paul Rodgers.
Black Sabbath's first album and first song were also called 'Black Sabbath' .
Paul Rodgers is an elite voice in Rock history. One of the greatest.
Legendary band so many songs feel like making love, seagull rock n roll fantasy
Bad Company rocks! Everything on that album is fantastic.
Great reaction! They have tons of excellent songs!
You had to start this with one of those songs that you gotta leave the car engine, running until it’s finished before you exit! To me, this is their biggest, but, like your other viewers have stated, they got a lot of great songs! Another that I don’t think has been mentioned to this point is “Wishing Well” Which I believe may have been, when Rogers was singing with Free. But, like your other viewers have said they got a great catalog!
My favorite band, favorite song ! Great reaction!
Paul Rogers has one of the most solid voices in rock and roll
You have to keep it going with Bad Company, they are one of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever.
Paul Rodgers IMO is one of the top five vocalists..
I would recommend listening to Seagull if you really want to hear how good Paul Rodgers is.
In the 80's he formed a super group called the FIRM with Jimmy Page.
It was one of the best concerts I've ever gone to and I've been to so many concerts I've forgotten! 15:23
Guitarist was Mick Ralphs, not Mick Phelps. Favorite band of all time.
I loved that you loved this. Rock steady is another really good one by them.
The Sky is Burning should be up next!
Great reaction as always!! I love this band !
You don’t mess with a dude strut’n through the bar with a beer in his hand while this song is playing because in that moment, he’s invincible. 😂
Do yourself a favor and take a deep dive into this group, you'll thank me. Had the pleasure of finally seeing them on their 40th anniversary tour in NH and Paul still sounded so soulful.
Bad Company song "Burnin' Sky" is too good. Give it a go.
They are one of my favorite groups. I have that album!
Paul Rodgers had to get permission from Warner Brothers to use the name Bad Company because of a copy righted movie of the same name.
Great song! I always forget about it, but it’s a banger. I had the CD but I’m downloading too.
One my favorite bands they right up there with led.
I'm so jealous your first time listening to bad co. You can't beat it 😊🤘🤘
My man welcome to the bad co. lol if you liked this one there is a band called "The Firm" the song you wanna hear is called "Satisfaction Guarantee" your gonna love it. Same singer Paul Rodgers with "Jimmy Page" on guitar
"Can't Get Enough" is a must listen.
Amazing band
Peter Grant-amazing story.
Paul Rodgers fronted for Queen for awhile. Gotta check it out!❤
Great reaction, really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work
There are tons of excellent albums and songs from Bad Co. I've never heard of them breaking up. I think they're still touring.
Bad Co. ROCKS! A tip - Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page formed The Firm in the '80's. Their music is superb! You should check out Radioactive if you like a super-strong bass!
You really need to react to these Classic bands with headphones there is so much to these lps the sounds travel from one sid to the other. Youll get the full experience with headphones. Not hating just a suggestion❤
"Feel Like Making Love" is good by Bad Company. Paul Rodgers was in another good band called Free before that.
Great review brother....they kick ass !
Paul recently released a new album. He STILL sounds phenominal.
This is my favorite album!
Bad Company used to open for Zeppelin.
Check out the band FREE also, which Kirk and Rogers formed in the late 60's and was precursor to Bad Company. Alright Now was a 60's anthem that still gets played all the time on classic rock stations. Burnin Sky is a banger also
Old school stero and sub woofer speakers blazing the record sound is 100 times better than speakers today. Hands down
They broke up because singer Paul Rogers had quit the Hard Partying Hard Rock lifestyle by the end of the 70s and the rest of the band did not. Paul wanted to try some solo albums and eventually hooked up with Jimmy Page in the early 80s forming The Firm, which produced two albums. The band Bad Company did reform in the early 80s without Paul Rodgers. The other 3 members brought in singer Brain Howe and had a few successful albums with him before breaking up again. The Brian Howe albums sound completely different from the Paul Rogers era.
You should also check out Roger's earlier band Free - very popular in the UK, but he only really got noticed in the States when Bad Co dropped (probably helped by Peter Grant's management