Rodgers didn't sing "All Right Now," the 1970 classic-rock smash he recorded as a member of the band Free, throughout the time he made hit recordings and toured with Bad Company (four Top 5 albums ...

Free, Queen, The Firm and Bad Company. The last on that list has finally put him into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame.

The album also will feature a cover of the Free classic “All Right Now.” Free, of course, was the band Paul and Simon were in prior to Bad Company’s formation. “All Right Now” was co ...

at the Grammy Museum By Steve Baltin Free and Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers has performed among greats for most of his professional life, singing such classics as “All Right Now,” “Bad ...

Paul Rodgers recalled the night Free played signature track “All Right Now” for the first ... Will Get ‘Left In the Dust’ by Rock Hall Bad Company Reacts to Rock Hall Induction: ‘A ...

Over the past five decades, he has not only commanded the mic for Free and Bad Company ... you’re treated like one hit wonders for “All Right Now.” Why didn’t you become bigger here?

With one of the most soulful and distinctive voices in rock history, Paul Rodgers has fronted not one but two of the genre’s great bands in Free and Bad Company. He also helmed a short-lived ...

Fantasy it may be, but when Bad Company comes on stage we go off on a journey together,” he said. The singer, whose band Free had a huge hit with “All Right Now” before founding Bad Company ...

Primary Wave Music announced deals on Wednesday that see the company striking partnerships ... Water,” “Mr. Big” and especially “All Right Now,” one of the classic songs of 1970s rock ...

When Free broke up in 1973, singer Paul Rodgers barely touched the band’s material again, including their 1971 hit “All Right Now.” “After I left Free, I didn’t play ‘All Right Now ...

By Gary Graff Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke and Mick Ralphs are looking forward to being in good company in November when their band Bad Company is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.