Is this Bad Company Song a Banger?! | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION! 

Paul Roger's voice is smokey, gritty, and bluesy. A top 3 rock vocalist for me personally. Always on pitch, and on key, no bad notes, no autotune.

Pound for pound the best rock singer of my lifetime.

Paul Rogers is everything. Such a voice.

How ridiculous is it that Rodgers isn’t in the hall of fame?

THE VOICE of seventies rock.

At 65 i am with my long hair proud to see a young man with the long locks. PEACE.

I definitely encourage a deeper dive into Bad Company. Paul Rodgers is absolutely one of the all time great front men ❤

No recording tricks - just straight-ahead pure talent. One of the best blues/rock bands to come out of that era.

One of the all time rock voices. Goes perfect with their hard driving music.

Almost every Bad Company song is a banger and this was on their excellent debut album as they were establishing their sound. This is an A- song in studio but an A+ live as they really get into the end jam. Same with Ready for Love, always an amazing g jam at the end live. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

A&A, you’ll love their “Silver Blue & Gold” and “Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy”!!!

A+ classic rock song!

"Electricland", "Gone Gone Gone" are definitely worth a listen.

Love the review and that you are giving Paul Rogers the respect that he is due. To me he is the epitome of what a rock vocalist is and should be.

Paul Rodgers vocals extraordinary from the early days of Free- All Right Now to every song he did with BADCO.😊👏🎤

Now that's a classic rock banger, regardless of rating. Paul Rodgers is an amazing vocalist and I don't even think this is among his very best -- that's how great he is.

We, who grew up in the 70s had so much great music to listen to. The variety of music was endless. You are absolutely right about Paul Rodgers having an S tier voice! "Good Loving' Gone Bad", is another good song by Bad Co.

If you haven’t covered it yet, then the next Bad Co tune for you HAS to be Good Lovin Gone Bad. 💯 banger and easily my favorite Bad Co song.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again... we were so spoiled in the 70's that our B songs were friggin awesome!

When the sun is setting after a long sandy day at the beach, gritty and slightly burnt, in a 1970 Charger with this song and that stellar voice blasting, you know you are full and whole. Great memories.

"Listen, I'm a rock singer, but I'm also self-conscious....." CLASSIC!

Movin' On is probably the best song on the first album you haven't heard. As a total change in vibe, I'd also recommend the last song, Seagull. Just Paul Rogers, an acoustic guitar and little bit of bass towards the end.

"Seagull" from this same debut album is just a lovely acoustic ballad, closing track, not well known. And also their luscious cover of The Beatles, "Don't Let Me Down." Albums used to be so wonderful back then.

Paul Rodgers is one of the best rock singers ever. Not everyone might agree with that but he is consistently excellent.

Live For The Music!

Bad Company, like Bread, is the perfect example that simplicity in song structure can be a beautiful thing when done with skill. Simple arrangements, precise playing and great singing work well with great songwriting! And their first two albums have that live in the studio sound which translated well to live shows. Try "Ready for Love" for a bluesy,subdued, atmospheric song, "Deal With the Preacher" for kickass rock, "Burnin' Sky" for a trance-like, slow burn rocker and "Run With the Pack" for a classic rock song with Paul on piano.

Sliver Blue & Gold

Paul still sounds awesome today. What a talent

You guys should do Burning Sky form Bad Company. Total banger with good lyrics and a driving beat. One of the heavier Bad Company songs. Seagull would be another great song of theirs to do. A nice mellow song with great musicianship and lyrics. Good review guys!

Oh I Wept, by Free - impeccable vocal by Paul Rodgers

I can remember being 18 driving to the lake with the song absolutely blasting out of the car …great band man

Bad Company is the real deal

Bad Company has all the bangers!! A couple of my faves: - Burning Sky - so much BANG 🔥🔥💥💥 - Oh Atlanta- bluesy, fun banger!! 💣💣💣💣

GOOD LOVIN' GONE BAD. Straight up rockin' banger!!

He was with "Free" before "Bad Company." "Fire and Water" and "Wishing Well " are great songs that Paul belts out.

For more Paul Rodgers, listen to "Oh I Wept" by Free. He was their front man before he joined Bad Company. You have listened to Free before, but "Oh I Wept" is slower, but hits the sweet spot.

Paul Rogers / Free_ Wishing well Enjoy

Grew listening to these guys. His voice amongst the hard instruments is always a cool surprise. He’s brilliant.

Paul the “Yeah Man” always give me goosebumps. 70s funk meets rock. This is strong A for me “Good Loving Gone Bad” is another banger. You gave it a B, but your couch was rocking😅

I had a chance to see Bad Company in 2001, in between Styx and Billy Squire. Best concert I've ever been to. They were all on their a-game. Tommy Shaw from Styx says "Paul Rogers has so much control over his vocals. He could come on stage and sing without any practice" {paraphrasing}...

Rock and roll fantasy Alex making the stank face on this tune😅😅

I've been suggesting Burnin' Sky for a little while. It should be their next song for you to check out. You will not be disappointed. It is my number one favorite song by Bad Co. But there are so many more GREAT Bad Co. songs.

Bad Company = Banger!

Add Lp “Bad Company” to your list. A rockin’ debut.

"Burning Sky" and " Simple Man" are my favorites by them.

Could I even suggest you check out Paul's earlier work with Koskoff, Kirke, and Andy in their earlier group, FREE. They had some huge songs, many of which were bangers! I'll Be Creeping, for a start!

Love this groove and Paul’s quintessential rock n roll voice

Paul Rodgers is absolutely S-tier pipes. Y’all should hear his cover of “I Can’t Stand the Rain” from 2014.

One of my all time favorite bands.

You remembered Rock bands exist😀👍

A clinic in “rock” vocals!!

One of the best set of pipes in rock n roll....barroom rocknroll

Banger! Hey guys, there’s one B.C. Song I don’t think you’ve done yet; in fact, it’s my personal favorite so you can’t go wrong: GOOD LOVIN’ GONE BAD.

Rodger's voice is top notch, I've been enjoying his singing since he sang for the band Free...their album Fire and Water is a must listen.

Finally back to some bangers after a long, long, long, long hiatus.

Brings back memories of my high school days…70’s rock music at its finest👍🏼.

Can’t get enough of your love is awesome!

Want to know how good Paul is? Try singing this entire song.

Burning Sky is the next Bad CO. song you should hit. The bass is phenomenal.

Feel like makin Love. A true Rock Love Song.

This song is the soundtrack of my freshman year of HS. I loved the whole album, but this was my favorite. I cover it now, still love performing it.

Best singer in rock history. Still sounds this good in his early 70s . Never hits a bad note and never sings it exactly the same because he has such a sense of timing and melody. He is not over-singing (because he knows what the song needs) but he can let it loose and take it up a couple levels when he wants to . Don`t know if I`ve seen you do any Free yet (Paul`s previous band) but you should definitely check out the live Free-Fire and Water video (even if just on your free time)

You guys should check out The Firm. Paul Rodgers teamed up with Jimmy Paige. “Satisfaction Guaranteed” or “Radioactive”

In my humble opinion Paul Rogers voice is the best Blues Rock voice ever. It's so soulful 👌

One of the best first albums ever. I was in high school when this album came out. Lots of good songs and memories.

Two parts Free, one part Mott The Hoople with one part King Crimson just to mix it up a bit.

I'm calling BANGER. good sound.. say no more ☮️🇺🇸🇦🇺

Paul Rodgers has one of the great rock voices. Actually I think his voice has gotten better with age.

My favorite BC song as a kid was Seagull. I drove my parents nuts playing it... over and over and over again.

My favorite Paul Rodgers vocal was with Free. The song Wishing Well

Love Bad Company. Always.

Have you reacted to "Bad Company" by... Bad Company? Let's get Paul Rodgers into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame while he is still with us!

Mick Ralphs doesn’t get enough love. Great rock guitarist.

Bad Company ROCKS.

This singers voice is so perfect 😮 No way its a B song... its an A +++

You should do more Free; My Brother Jake; Fire & Water; Wishing Well; The Hunter. Paul;s voice is hard to beat and whilst I do like Bad Co, I ADORE Free.

Movin On

Running with the pack

"Call on Me" is one of my favorites from early on. Very underrated "ballad like" and great guitar work. I think you would love it. 👍👍

you will find yourself, out of nowhere, singing out loud, "rock steady!"

Young Andy and Alex. I'm 70 years young and love seeing you guys experience the best in music ! (and still mow my own lawn with ear buds in...Rock'in.) Music has always been such a huge part of my life even though I can't sing worth a damn or play a Guitar. A "B" was a fair rating. Bad Company has better songs and Paul Rogers is one of the best vocalists in music. I'm so happy I got to live the R&R experience in S. Kali. from the 1960's on. I did concert photography and met more than a few of the bands you feature. Those I didn't meet, I saw in concert. Live is where it's at. You two were born too late, but I'm so glad you are sharing the best time in music with others in the younger generations. I love seeing your reactions. Two of my favorite people I had conversations with was BB King and Mickey Thomas. BB just chillin back stage. What an interesting man. Mickey after a Starship concert. I think he was going through a divorce or break up. We sat at a table for over an hour talking how woman had done us wrong...lol, and got trashed. Very much a regular guy, no big head. A Georgia boy. Fun times and many memories. At a concert with Fog Hat, the lead guitarist totally loved this Mexican Wedding Shirt I was wearing. He gave me $50. for it. I spent the rest of the concert shirtless on the stage taking pictures. So many fantastic memories. Back stage was really as crazy as some of the stories you hear and some of the after parties, holy shit..... I wish you every success in your music adventures !

Often called "The Baddest Man in Rock and Roll," Paul Rodgers looked tough and he sang/sings tough. An amazing singer for a great band.

Perfect example of "good tunes, good friends, good weed, cruizin those country roads, in the '70's. 🔥

Paul Rodgers IMHO one of the best rock singers ever! Bad Company is a great band! Amazing musicians...

Good to see you back to doing some more main stream classic rock. Missed reliving these songs with you both.

I've always considered Paul Rogers to have the quintessential 'rock' voice.

Everyone does Lynyrd Skynyrd Simple Man but Bad Co has a great song named that as well. Check it!! Paul Rodgers is what a R&R singer should be!

Solid,straight forward ,bluesy rock made to be heard with the rest of the album in one setting.

Andy looks like a bobble head. What is the beat he's listening to? Alex totally gets it!!!!

What a fantastic background, even though it *is* only temporary! More Bad Company, damn, what a song!

Man I wore this band out on cassette back in my HS days! Hadn't listened to this one in some time.

Our generation understands turning on a light. “Turn on your love light, let it shine on me.” “And leave it on!” are lyrics in other songs that can also bear witness…

Mr Big- Paul Roger's voice and,Killer Bass and Guitar--

Paul Rodgers is the most influential rock singer in history for only one reason. Every great rock and blues singer hails him as their goal to achieve.

I love the guitar solo in this. There's nothing faster than I think an eighth note, but rhe phrasing is powerful and brilliant.

It's been mentioned a few times, but you need to check out Deal With The Preacher and Good Lovin' Gone Bad. Two of their best songs. People need to realize that they weren't trying to do songs like "No Quarter" by LZ (which I love) or "Xanadu" by Rush, one of my top 10 songs of all time. They were a bluesy rock band, nothing more, nothing less. If you're looking for some thought-provoking head trip like Kashmir, you won't find it by Bad Co. If you want great, fun, rock 'n roll with no hidden meanings and you don't have a philosophical literature professor handy to interpret what a song is about, you won't get any better than Bad Company.

great song, saw them in Texas in 1977, what a show

What a voice ❤️‍🔥

Rodgers is def on the Mt.Rushmore of rock singers with Plant, Daltry and Gillan.

This band has so many gems hidden in the weeds, it would embarrass you to discover just how many. A true music fan will dig into this library and be damn glad they did.