Prior to their time in Bad Company, Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke had already realized a few rock and roll fantasies of their own with Free. Their signature number ‘All Right Now,' which ...

The opening few seconds of Free’s 1970 mega-hit All Right Now – with Paul Kossoff’s cranked-up Les ... Budding air guitarists, wedding-disco grans and serious rock aficionados all love the song in ...

Paul Rodgers put one of his biggest hits — a song that's been played on the radio more than 4 million times — on the shelf for two decades. Rodgers didn't sing "All Right Now," the 1970 ...

Paul Rodgers recalled the night Free played signature track “All Right Now” for the first time, and it went down so well they had to play it again. The song was co-written in 1970 with bassist ...

For the 1994 Woodstock, Fraser reunited with old Free-mate Paul Rodgers for a performance that included a take on “All Right Now.” In the years between, that song became the gift-that-keeps-on ...

And viewed with hindsight, "All Right Now" does come off now as all mouth ... Enjoy unlimited access to 100 million ad-free songs and podcasts with Amazon Music Sign up now for a 30-day free ...

to find peace of mind and to make music. I’ve got all of that and I’ve got a beautiful wife. I’m in a good place.” The publicity-shy singer from Free? He’s doing all right now.

Paige Miles finally made the right song choice for her last “American ... in departure, she sang “All Right Now.” An early front-runner on the show, Miles was consistently beautiful but ...

Just three simple chords form this classic riff from Free ... right strings, because you don't play every note of every chord. Practise targeting the relevant strings slowly, before attempting to nail ...

“All Right Now,” released on the band’s third ... play piano and guitar and by age 13 was playing in London music clubs. After Free dissolved, Fraser continued to play music and released ...

The Free bassist, who co-wrote the rock anthem "All Right Now," died near his ... that would make a great reggae song," he told Glide magazine. "[But now I] feel it's hip now to be myself and ...