2010 collection that celebrates vocalist Paul Rodgers' career spanning four decades. The Very Best of Free & Bad Company featuring Paul Rodgers collects 15 of the very best of his catalog as a songwriter and recording artist including his chart-topping works in Free and Bad Company. "This collection captures the essence of my music career over the last forty years," said Rodgers. "I hope that it serves as thanks to all our fans for their incredible support." Island.
R**N
Its a very GOOD overview of two Paul Rodgers groups ....and the
Remastering is superb! Unlike other reviews that moan about what is left out I'll stick with what is left IN and I'm an owner so I can speak to the BRILLIANT SOUND of this disc. Sure , tons were left out but when Bad Company issued a double CD anthology The 'Original' Bad Company Anthology with 31 tracks they didn't include a hit single "Young Blood" or "Gone , Gone , Gone" both of which they are still performing and in fact are on their most recent Live at Wembley CD and DVD. It also missed "Electric land" which was featured on their scant 10 from 6 Greatest Hits 10 From 6 (Greatest Hits) as well as their most recent Wembley CD and DVD. In other words...They have a massive collection of great tunes and any single disc is going to miss a ton of them and particularly when sharing space with FREE. I could go on and on about FREE songs that should have been included in my dream best of as well but the point of this disc was to support the recent Bad Company tour of the UK and it was a top 10 seller over there. For the price Amazon.com has it as well as the other sellers..its a solid deal and an excellent buy.
K**R
Five Stars
Classic Bad Company, Love the mempories !!
T**T
Paul Rodgers and Bad Company
Nice CD! I saw Paul Rodgers at the casino in Lincoln City, Or., and he did most of the songs on this CD. The "Free songs" were okay but with the exception of: "All right now" were mostly fillers. A good CD with all of the great Bad Company songs on it....
B**S
Five Stars
Paul Rodgers at his finest.
R**Y
Four Stars
Rocks
D**D
Best of Free and Bad Co.
I went through "changes" listening to these songs.Background at parties;throbbing and pulsing in my memory.It's a lovely taste of nostalgia to hear some of my old favorites again.I only wish this collection had included "Do Right By Your Woman"[I think that's the title.] I think I could melt then.Paul Rodgers has a great voice.
W**N
blending
this album is the missing link for me as I always wondered whappened to the band Free and this album shows how some members of the band went to bad company and hearing Free and bad company music on the same album is amazing how well the music from the two banbs blend so well.
W**D
Five Stars
Blast to my past
P**K
The very best of Free & Bad Company featuring Paul Rodgers
What a fantastic performance from Paul Rodgers and his previous bands Free & Bad Company. Surely, he has to be the best Blues Rock singer of all time. This compilation contains most of the commercial successful tracks and is great to listen to in the car.
E**N
Good Album, however how can this be "The Very ...
Good Album, however how can this be "The Very Best" when the "Bad Company" track is not included. Very disappointing.
A**O
Takes me back
A trip down memory lane with many of the old favourites. Good nostalgia CD.
A**R
great
like all tracks
S**Y
Excellent
Brilliant
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