First Time Hearing FREE! "All Right Now" Vocal Analysis on the back of Bad Company's "Bad Company"
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Hearing Bad Company's Paul Rodgers for the first time really opened up my eyes, and I had to dig into more of his catalogue. And what better way than to start with Free?! I went with a live version simply because the last was just an album cover. Let's get to it!!!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Free for the first time, performing "All Right Now”.
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Performed by Free - Words and Music by Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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Free at last, Free at last, thank God almighty Elizabeth is playing Free at last. 🤔
Yes. How has it taken that long 🙏🙄
I see what you did there... Even if the other guy didn't..
😂
I agree, at last. Also, It's amazing how it can be unheard of. Played all these years on the radio.
🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
MLK approves this message.. 😂
The cool thing about this band is that when they recorded this, they were all under age 20. When Free formed, Andy Frazier (bass) was 15 years old. Paul Kossoff (guitarist) was 18, Paul Rodgers (singer) and Simone Kirke (drummer) were 19.
Also, Paul Rodgers is one of the best voices in rock history.
I came here to say the same thing
Paul was so young when he got his first recording contract that his mother had to sign it.
I had no idea! Been favorites of mine forever but apparently I never looked into them as people.
I’m 70 now, loved this when it was first released and nothing’s changed, I still loved it - brilliant track!
Love the narrator, Elizabeth , you are terrific and I love your channel! More classic rock please! Paul Rogers was also in bad company and the firm!
Hard to believe Free nor Bad Company are in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. Paul Rodgers IS the best
Just goes to show that the Rock Hall of Fame really doesn’t care about rock.
Thé Rock Hall of fame is a joke. Hell Mark Farner is not in it!
Paul Kossoff is the perfect rock guitarist, pure and raw. R.I.P.
He’s great, yep. Just now realizing how tiny that dude was. Lol. Les Pauls are REALLY small guitars and his looks like a big jazz box LOL.
One of the most underrated guitarists, for sure. Kossoff's my guitar GOAT. Gone way too soon.
@@davidahart2113 He's certainly up there with Mick Ronson & co.
@@davidahart2113 he’s tied with Mick Ralphs on my top ten list.
Gone way too soon.
This is a real classic rock band. Paul Rodgers is one of the great rock vocalists. They performed at the Isle Of Wight festival back in 1970.😊
Blimey I’m old. I was there in the field, someone picking their way through the bodies trod on my foot. It’s the first time I ever swore with an audience of thousands. “Fuck me!” I yelled.
They all laughed.
@@AlBarzUK The Isle of Wight had an incredible lineup of musicians. The Who! maybe their best performance ever recorded on film.
@@briangriffin5524 It's where Pete Townshend came up with the term "teenage wasteland" that became the centerpiece of "Baba O'Riley"'s lyrics. When the Who left the Isle of Wight, the band's helicopter flew over the garbage-strewn field in the wake of the concert and those two words popped into his head.
Classic? In what sense?
I saw Paul Rodgers when he was fronting Queen. It is worth the listen as Freddie was once asked who could replace you in Queen and he said Paul Rodgers.
They did a great rendition of Under Pressure from a VH1 event on UA-cam that I really really love.
I saw him there too and I was conflicted. Generally I liked and I liked the combination, but they were right not to call him a replacement for Freddy. Rodgers doesn't have (or need!) the operatic clean voices and the reach of Freddy. His best moments were when they did a few Free and Bad Company songs. However much I enjoyed Queen and Paul Rodgers, I think Adam Lambert is a better fit for Queen.
Which is saying nothing about Rodgers' quality. Just about the combination.
"Is that Freedom Rock, man?"
"Yeah, man."
'Well TURN IT UP!"
That's sounds like commercial I once knew. Freedom Rock has it all man. 🤔😆
@@metalmark1214 🎶Freedom Rock Radio on 104.5🎶 and we playin' the beeeest Music in Northern Bozeman 🎶 😁
Well, that brought me back.
HAHAHA..... MY BEST FRIEND BUTCH (R.I.P.) LOOKED JUST LIKE THAT GUY IN THE COMMERCIAL!!
@@metalmark1214 I can still see those two guys in the commercial - hilarious stuff
Elite vocalist in Rock History. Prayers to him and his health issues.
I count myself lucky to see them in Sydney on the same bill with Manfred Mann’s Earth Band and Deep Purple, brilliant is the only way to describe it. I was less than 20mtrs from the stage and 18, a few months later was Status Quo and Slade. Give Noddy a listen.
Looks like he's accepted those prayers, this is from last year
"Asked if he is healthy now, Paul told KSHE 95: "Yeah, thank you. Thank God, really. But I do thank hyperbaric [oxygen therapy] as well, which is the treatment you can get. You just sit in there, oxygen under pressure. The only thing you feel is a little bit in your ears; it's like flying on a little puddle jumper airplane. But that's all. And then you just watch a movie for an hour and you're done. You breathe in and [the oxygen] recirculates through your brain and it's very good. It took a year and a half to get my voice back after all that stroke."
I hope this is true in current day. He's had multiple strokes in his life.
Paul Rodgers is one of my fave vocalists, i can't wait!
And mine, and John Fogerty
Same
Yes, and Lou Gramm too and Bobby Kimball
Still crushing it. Check out “ Midnight Rose” 🌹.
The great Mr Paul Rogers and free...70s blues rock at it's best❤
Now you gotta try Humble Pie, I think you’ll like Steve Marriott. 30 days in the hole or any of their songs are great!!!!
Black Coffee would be cool.
Either
Great Song Elizabeth you'll love it Paul Rogers is awesome Singer !!!
6 decades, and his voice has changed very little. Truly one of a kind.
Paul Kossoff's phrasing and feel are still amazing 55 years on. Still one of the very best, still and always will be. "Fire and Water, Wishing Well, Mr Big and so on, all pearls.
@@abergreg Most underrated and often forgotten player ever.
Master Paul's vibrato and B.B. King's flutter and those are the two styles you need to be the next world class vibrato guitar player.
Wishing Well..hell yeah.
The Stealer is killer too!!
This has got to be one of the top rock songs of all time! A true classic!
The texture of Rodgers voice blends so perfectly with the sparse instrumentation in Free as well as Bad Co.
The verses in this live performance are mostly just him, the guitar, and the drummer. Very sparse, but it works together wondefully.
Andy Fraziers Bass playing is sooo underrated in the music world. Always loved it!
Especially on Mr Big when they were at the Isle of Wight
So good here, especially as he looks soooo totally stoned... 😀😃🙃😉
Paul Kossoff died younger than Hendrix and is one of the underrated guitarists of all time
Sooooo stoked for this, Paul kossoff for me is the greatest British blues guitarist ever, Andy Fraiser was 15 when he joined the band. Which is insane. And they truly are a massively overlooked gem in the history of British music
I quite agree, so many great guitarists from this period seem to be forgotten, but Kossof's low key playing, the pauses, the vibrato, wow. Shout out to T S McPhee, Mick Abrams and Stan Webb as well.
Without Paul we wouldn’t have Angus, he clearly loved his vibrato .
It's a shame, you wonder what Kossoff would be up to now. I remember his band after free "Back Street Crawler" I think.
@@RZK1966it’s the greatest vibrato ever, it’s just monstrous 🔥🔥
Sorry, for me it has to be Peter Green.
It's over 50 years old -song reached No. 1 more than once
Me too. This song made me want to play guitar. 40 years later, I still love this song, I still play. Seen Rogers sing for Free, Bad Company, & Queen. Amazing musician… dam I wish I had some talent… oh well, you deal with what you’re given & keep going.
I can't wait for Elizabeth to hear him now, his voice is just as amazing as it ever was. His stuff from 2023 wow, he's in his early 70s but he sounds like the 1970s
I was 13 when this was released such a catchy tune and I was instantly hooked on Paul’s voice.
He is an outstanding vocalist. To this day!
At one of my High School dances, back in the day, it featured a local Bay Area band and Paul Kossoff showed up to play with them as he was friends with the band members. I was blown away. It was a great time to be growing up and a location for music.
One of the most underrated bands ever.
Your vocal analysis videos have made my singing better. I've been singing a long time, but I never knew the real mechanics of what I was doing, and still don't fully, I just knew I needed to make my voice perform a certain way to make a particular sound. Having even that little bit of insight that I've gleaned from your videos has made me cognizant of what I'm doing and why. All that to say, thank you. I really enjoy these!
“ Wishing Well “ !! Oh yesss.
Oh man. This is such a great freaking song 10 out of 10.
OK so they were still playing this song in clubs in the 80s. I will tell you specifically 1985 because I was 16 and was having the best night of my life.
I met a guy.
We danced for a couple of hours. He did not take me home to his place but he did take me to a hill about half a mile from the club.
And we watched a meteor shower for two hours. Don’t even remember his name never saw him again.
It’s just a wonderful memory and that song brings it all back every time
The drummer was having so much fun
I loved that big smile on his face.
Simon Kirke, one of the greats. I love the recording on this as well, only 6 mics onstage (including the 2 on the vocals) and it sounds enormous.
As for Simon Kirke, His daughters are actresses- Jemimah was in “Girls” and Lola was in “Mozart and the Jungle.”
Look at his minimal drum kit but listen to how massive it sounds.
Remember half the band weren't old enough to sign a contract when they recorded this
Hi Elizabeth. Free unbelievable Wishing Well ,All Right Now ,Mr. Big. enjoy
There is a reason Paul is called simply the Voice. He is also one of the nicest guys ever. I got to hang out with him several times when I ilved and worked in LA.
I went to watch and listen to an all night concert at the London Colosseum in 1968 and the warm up band was Free. Paul Rogers was magnificent, and especially Paul Kossof's vibrato on the Les Paul Gibson guitar blew me away. The band performed all original numbers, and nothing was faster than a walking speed. Free have been one of my favourite bands this last almost sixty years, and Paul Kossof is a legend. In the seventies, all the great rock and roll bands around the world from the Beatles to the Stones and every band in between took a poll to see who they thought was the greatest rock singer, and it turned out that Paul Rogers was every bands favourite singer.
Elizabeth, Skynyrd guitarist Gary Rossington's main influence when he was a kid was Free guitarist Paul Kossof. To the extent that everyone acknowledged that nobody else integrated Kossof's style into a new, signature, unique hybrid style like Rossington did. I know you're more into the vocal side of things but, well, for what it's worth...and as noted by others, you haven't truly experienced Free till you hear Fire and Water.
Adrian Smith and Dave Murray of Iron Maiden both named Kossof as an influence as well.
@@gregorykenfield3134 I think Kossof influenced many guitarists. I just haven't read their autobiographies, like I have Skynyrd's!
@@andychisarick6879 ...agreed. I knew about Smith and Murray from an article in Guitar World.
FINALLY....live Free and Paul Rodgers is the MAN
So glad you analysed Paul with Free now you need to analyze Glenn Hughes, you will love him, trust me
Glenn Hughes is a legend
My favorite living singer. I can't think of any other singer from the 60's that not only still sounds good, but sounds even better.
Paul Rogers is definitely in my Mt Rushmore of classic Rock vocalists🤘🏻
I’ve always loved how Free’s drummer drums in straight 4s!
Simon Kirke. He is also Bad Company's drummer (to this day).
Paul Rodgers is one of my all-time favorite singers. When first heard him speak with a heavy British accent it blew me away.
Paul Rodgers is the best! He still is performing like this to this very day, well maybe not so much hip swag. No one sounds like this or ever will! Truly one of a kind.
Not only was Paul Rodgers in both Free & BadCo, so was Simon Kirke the drummer.
The first 7" single I ever bought. I was young then and very impressionable. I became a professional guitarist and I used to think, how would Paul have played what I was playing? I used to try and play like Paul. I used to get a good applause. Little did they know, I was playing like him and Jimmy too!
Please please PLEASE look into interviewing Paul!!! I think he would love to talk to you about his music!!! ❤
I never get tired of Elizabeth's reactions❤. Shock, surprise, and pure joy! Love it!!!!
I know you have reviewed Paul Rodgers & Bad Company. I'm excited to see you reviewing Paul with Free! I might suggest Wishing Well along with Fire And Water among other Free tunes for your consideration ❤
If this one has captured your interest, I’d love to hear your reaction to Wishing Well next.
This whole show is something special.
FREE is one of the most outstanding Bands from the end of the 60s to early 70s.
The solo in the live version of Mr. Big at Fairfield Halls in 1970 literally made me cry
Kossoff’s vibrato makes me cry. It seems to be a missing art in guitar today.
Guitarist Paul Kossoff was one of the best players in the world. He was once asked by Eric Clapton how he created his guitar vibrato, Paul didn’t answer and thought that Eric Clapton (is God) was trying to belittle him. Sadly Paul was taken from use by drug addiction and we all wonder what would have been. However Paul Rodgers’ voice has mellowed and got better and better over his career. One last fact in the video the bass play Andy Fraser was only 15/16 at the time of this TV show recording. I’m 68 and they are the soundtrack to my teenage years.
Elizabeth, Take a listen to Fire & Water from "Free" in 1970 - live performance, great song. You can see Paul in his earlier years. Same fantastic voice, and excellent guitar tone from Paul Kossoff. Andy Fraser, the bassist was literally 16-17 yrs old. crazy
Agree!
Me too @@SopranoPizzaJMFNJ
I was going to suggest Mr Big from the live album
@@alsleet442 absolutely !
Oh I Wept by Free is a song definitely worth listening to. It highlights Paul Rodger’s dynamic range in his voice. Although everything by him is just incredible!
Yes, good suggestion. 'Oh I Wept' is a beautiful song.
Seagull and Silver, Blue and Gold from Bad Company are his best! Soft and beautiful songs. If you like Paul's early stop/vocal cutoff in this song, in Silver Blue and Gold's chorus' eponymous line, the "Blue" is this cutoff that eluded my terrible but joyous attempts to sing along.
Those two songs are sublime and my favorites!!
@@chrisbodi6470 Yea, they have definitely lifted me out of some dark times
I find it crazy that anyone has never heard this
🎉 Elizabeth, you have a lot of grandfather's in your corner! Because of playing great music from our childhood,5-18! Speaking only for myself, i am 57!
This grandma is right there with you!!
If you like Paul Rodgers you should check out Steve Mariott from Humble Pie or The Small Faces. Another great vocalist of this era.
I couldn't wait for Elizabeth to get back to Paul Rodgers. He is one of kind. I love the way he sings with so much feeling. I would really like to see her reaction to Paul Rodgers - Be My Friend - Free Spirit - Royal Albert Hall. It is an amazing performance.
The Navy ship I was on had a double helicopter pad. 4 outdoor speakers and amps to give orders to the flight crews. They would play music on slow weekends at sea. I always ilked this one. Your reactions are always informational.
Your commentary is fascinating, insightful and tremendous fun, but what else is new? Rock royalty deserves a royal reaction and a Queen must be fed. I'm glad Kirk is looking after your regal requirements. A King who cooks cuisine fit for a Queen is not something you see every day! Wow! Mes compliments au chef and go Paul you legend.
60/70s UK was such a great time for amazing voices. Absolutely love Paul Rodgers! Smooth and crispy at the same time is absolutely apt. Now I‘m just waiting for some Humble Pie and Steve Marriott. Their cover of For Your Love haunts me since I first heard it.
Steve Marriot ''Five Long Years'' on youtube shows off both his voice and guitar playing....I saw Humble Pie about 7 or 8 times....I is old
@@owenoneill5955 Let me just say that I‘m very jealous!
@@rupipa Brilliant live band.....Sensational Alex Harvey Band were excellent too...I saw Budgie at the Marquee club...Judas Priest were the warm up band 😅
He STILL has that voice
Wishing well next Elizabeth!
You should be obsessed with his voice. He's one of the top frontmen in Rock history.
If you love Paul Rogers, you absolutely have to hear his other bands "The Firm Live in Peace" and "The Law" the entire 1st album.
Midnight Moonlight (Which was originally intended for Zeppelin), Closer, Tear Down The Walls, Cadillac, Fortune Hunter, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Paul KILLED IT with The Firm!
Any or all of the tunes they do on this show are great! What a band!
Coincidentally, The Lexington Lab Band just released a great cover of this song last night - check it out on youtube. The singer killed it
Paul Kossoff's guitar vibrato is just as good as most singers
There's a live version of Free playing "Fire & Ice" (a *strong* recommendation) that allows you to hear & see Paul Rodgers singing... the album version is fire, as well.
One blues rock performance that has to be seen to be believed is Jeff Healey's "See The Light" on the late David Sanborn's Night Music TV show in 1988 (more for the guitar playing).
I saw Healv open for ZZ TOP in Phoenix in 90. Amazing Performance!! He finished with Voodoo Child (Slight Return) he stalked all over the stage, kicking over monitors and just tearing it up!
I second this. Also Jeff and SRV performing Look At Little Sister is something Elizabeth should see.
This was part of a TV special they did and is near the end of their live set. The entire TV performance is worth watching and has many of their other hits. Simon Kirke went on to Bad Company with Paul Rodgers but unfortunately Paul Kossoff struggled with depression and passed away early. Andy Frazier lives and works in the States
Unfortunately, Andy Fraser passed away a number of years ago, but such an amazing writer, arranger, and bassist.
So glad Elizabeth got to analyze Free. When I first saw her videos on UA-cam, I was hoping she would get a listen on one of my favorite bands from back in the day. ❤
ALWAYS choose live Free, these BBC sessions are amazing. I've seen this entire set before and it's very much worth the watch!!
And after this vocal analysis check out the videos where Free is performing live on Isle of Wight, amd then there’s of course the record ”Free Live”
Good God I’m Old 😊
But it’s a good old.
I really find joy in the fact that I was around then.
We really did have a lot of great music.😊
One of THE classic rock staples! This a great version, but the (full; there’s an edited version floating around) is definitive.
Speaking of classic rock voices, I recommend checking out The Atlanta Rhythm Section. Ronnie Hammond had a great voice and he (and the band) are often forgotten. “So Into You”; “Champagne Jam”; “Imaginary Lover”; “Alien”; “Indigo Passions”; there are so many great songs.
Paul Rodgers is a rock god. I had the pleasure of seeing him about 13 years ago in a very small venue, and even in his 60's, he still had amazing stage presence and absolutely crushed it. You might also want to check out "The Firm" a one-off collaboration he did with Jimmy Page in the late 80's.
More accurately "two-off" - I've still got BOTH of their albums 😃 and "mid-80s" (84-86). And I definitely agree with Elizabeth checking something from the albums (or singles) out.
@@philrichards7240 I didn't realize there were 2 albums. I only recall Radioactive getting much airplay.
I was idly thinking of checking back through all the videos to see if this had been covered, now I don't have to.
A truly classic rock song!
In 1970 when I was in 8th grade, the local DJs would bring up two singers as the best voices in rock n roll. Paul Rodgers and Burt Cummings. Love them both. This is one of my favorite rock songs of all time. Andy Frazier was 16 years old when he cowrote this song. Amazing. Thanks for doing this. Loved it.
Elizabeth, so glad you selected this one. I've always loved this song, and the groove is so totally emblematic of late 60s and early 70s rock. I heard this the first time on a boom box on the school bus going to 7th grade, and I was hooked - took guitar lessons, found friends who played, formed bands and rocked my way through high school and college - even after 40 years, this song does it for me - it's quintessential real playing from the day. Always makes me tap my feet, and usually, grab my Les Paul and join in! Thank you - great review, as usual!
Apparently Eric Clapton asked Paul Kossoff "Where did you get that vibrato?" referring to his playing style and he just answered "Practice"
Whoa. In modern parlance, this is FIRE 🔥
I’ve played this song dozens of times in Rock Band, had no idea it was the same vocalist from Bad Company, but now I can’t unhear it… how’d I miss that for so long? Anyway, the difficulty rating on all the instruments is pretty low, but the vocal track is the highest in the game because of how expressive and all over the place his voice is. So much fun to sing along with.
Paul Rodgers lives here in BC now, overlooking Okanagan Lake. Apparently he jams with The Sheepdogs band occasionally.
You do read the comments!
Bravo!
Yes! My fave white rock and roll singer.
Ok
Always love your insights and the joy you have in your reactions, Elizabeth! If you want a great deeper cut with Paul Rodgers, check out “Silver, Blue and Gold” by Bad Company. The vocals show his outstanding range and control, while the lyrics are uplifting for anyone going through hard times.
One of my favorite singers of all time. Let’s just take in that the band Free were all teenagers when they started out. Free was so talented. Free was Bad Company before Bad Company. Please react to “Mr. Big” from the same show and “Fire And Water” live is killer fantastic Paul Rodgers singing and Kossoff going off on the guitar. Kossoff was never the fast guitarist but he made it up with his insane vibrato and incredible feeling.
Hello Miss Zharoff May I suggest you analyse the fine and legendary singing of Mr Roy Orbison performing the song Crying live at the monument concert from 1965, he has such a distinct and recognisable voice so angelic and beautiful that it almost leads you to tears 'pardon the pun'. You will not be disappointed, enjoy the journey.
The Tony Angelino version is amazing
@@colrhodes377 Haha oh yes probs more legendary than the original CWWWYYYYEEEYYYYEEEINNG! over you
@@SouthWestSupportLtdSheffield 🤣🤣🤣
Paul Rodgers has the best rock voice ever. Strong, gritty, and emotive!
Born and raised with Free, one of my father's favorite bands. All on vinyl too, spoilt for sure
I was lucky enough to see them play live on 26th September 1970. It was a moment that started a lifelong love of Rock an Metal. This was my wow moment. Never looked back. Still love rock music and new bands that are on the scene today. All because of Free.
Great choice... haven't heard this since high school - 1978
All right now time for some Free
This song started playing on the radio where I lived with my parents when I was a freshman in high school. My parents were appalled by the sexuality of the lyrics and after listening to it once I was forbidden to listen to it again. Of course I didn’t when they were around me but man, forbidden fruit was eaten every chance I could.
Paul is smiing and happy and most likely stoned as well! The way it was back then.
Early Paul Rodgers is great.
ANY Paul Rodgers Is Great!
He's animal incarnate that drummer!
LOL! I have a much loved, favorite old tee shirt with Animal on it.
Paul Rogers is a great singer! You analyzed my favorite voclist Brad Delp in "More Than a Feeling ". You should take a listen again wirh "A Man I'll Never Be". It's truly a phenomenal performance!!
Can't wait till you dive deep into Gregg Allman's voice, with the Allman Brothers
Another,if slightly more obscure, 70s rock band you might like to analyse is Family with the very distinctive vocals of Roger(Chappo) Chapman. My Friend The Sun and The Weavers Answer are perhaps two of their most famous songs, which can be found on You tube as live performances.
Elizabeth would love Chappo
Yeah i have Suggested she reviewed Roger Chapman Family The Weavers Answer for his distinctive Voice....vibrato..
The Hunter, Wishing Well. Live versions, of course.