- Audio CD (Sep 13 2011)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Universal Music
- ASIN: B005D1IG8O
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #43,588 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Paul's 1993 LP Muddy Waters Blues proved what anyone who ever heard him sing should have already known: the man loves the blues. This 1994 set features some of the blues standards he sang on that album plus the Bad Company and Free songs that made him famous. Here, on CD or DVD, are Good Morning Little School Girl; Hoochie Coochie Man; All Right Now; Feel Like Making Love; I'm Ready , and more featuring Neal Schon, Jason Bonham, Brian May, Luther Allison, Eddie Kirkland and more!
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PAUL ROGERS & FRIENDS
Oct 17 2011
By DEEETEE
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As usual,any cd by Paul Rodgers is worth listening to,the only thing it would be great to have some new material not just relying on the back catalogue but having said that I thought is was Great.
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Rodgers says life's all right now
Nov 16 2011
By Jim Clark
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By Jim Clark, publisher, Lee County Courier, Tupelo, MS
When Paul Rodgers came to Tupelo back in the mid-90s I had the opportunity to talk to him before the show. He got to laughing about how much harder it was to tour now as opposed to back in the day.
The CD, Paul Rodgers & Friends: Live at Montrenx, which recently released, is from that time frame.
Paul, now 62 years of age, told me he really had to watch what he ate, stay in the best shape possible and watch sudden moves on the stage. The Middlesbrough, England singer may not move as fluidly as he once did but countless people, including myself, find it hard to find anyone with a better voice.
He's fronted some of the greatest bands in rock including Free, Bad Company, The Firm and Queen. It doesn't mater if he's doing blues, R&B or straight ahead rock -- that voice is unmistakeable.
On Live at Montrenx he covers some of his most famous tunes including "Wishing Well," "Fire and Water," "Feel Like Making Love" and "All Right Now." He also does fan favorites like "Mr. Big" and "Muddy Water Blues."
He has been cited as a significant influence on a number of notable rock singers, including David Coverdale, John Waite, Steve Overland, Lou Gramm, Jimi Jamison, Eric Martin, Steve Walsh, Joe Lynn Turner and Jimmy Barnes.
On this CD he's backed by some of the best, Queen's Brian May, Toto's Steve Lukather and Journey's Neal Schon.
Some may not know that Paul recently became a Canadian.
"It may not be my native land but Canada is surely now my home. While I'll always be an Englishman, Canada has given me so much for which I am grateful. My wife, your former Miss Canada Cynthia Kereluk, a new and extended family and the chance to be truly free in a country that with its quiet strength combines the best of so many worlds. I'm proud to be a Canuck," Paul said.
When Paul Rodgers came to Tupelo back in the mid-90s I had the opportunity to talk to him before the show. He got to laughing about how much harder it was to tour now as opposed to back in the day.
The CD, Paul Rodgers & Friends: Live at Montrenx, which recently released, is from that time frame.
Paul, now 62 years of age, told me he really had to watch what he ate, stay in the best shape possible and watch sudden moves on the stage. The Middlesbrough, England singer may not move as fluidly as he once did but countless people, including myself, find it hard to find anyone with a better voice.
He's fronted some of the greatest bands in rock including Free, Bad Company, The Firm and Queen. It doesn't mater if he's doing blues, R&B or straight ahead rock -- that voice is unmistakeable.
On Live at Montrenx he covers some of his most famous tunes including "Wishing Well," "Fire and Water," "Feel Like Making Love" and "All Right Now." He also does fan favorites like "Mr. Big" and "Muddy Water Blues."
He has been cited as a significant influence on a number of notable rock singers, including David Coverdale, John Waite, Steve Overland, Lou Gramm, Jimi Jamison, Eric Martin, Steve Walsh, Joe Lynn Turner and Jimmy Barnes.
On this CD he's backed by some of the best, Queen's Brian May, Toto's Steve Lukather and Journey's Neal Schon.
Some may not know that Paul recently became a Canadian.
"It may not be my native land but Canada is surely now my home. While I'll always be an Englishman, Canada has given me so much for which I am grateful. My wife, your former Miss Canada Cynthia Kereluk, a new and extended family and the chance to be truly free in a country that with its quiet strength combines the best of so many worlds. I'm proud to be a Canuck," Paul said.
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