Features: DVD
This is the long awaited critical review of the classic era of Bad Company on stage, on film and on record. Featuring rare film never previously featured on DVD, founder member Simon Kirke and a team of distinguished critics including biographer Steven Rosen revisit and reassess the work of the classic era of Bad Company. This was the groups seventies heyday when the original line up of Rodgers/ Kirke/ Burrell/ Ralphs rose to world wide superstardom with a string of amazing albums including Bad Company, Straight Shooter and Run with The Pack. Features Cant Get Enough, Bad Company, Good Lovin Gone Bad, Feel like Makin Love and many more.
Editor's Note
Comprised of former members of such bedrock bands as King Crimson, Mott the Hoople, and Free, Bad Company was fated to succeed from the start. Mick Ralph's blue-based guitar work and singer Paul Rodgers's resonant voice, combined with the band's simple, straightforward hard rock, made them one of the best heavy bands of the '70s. This critical review examines the classic era of the band's output, from the release of their eponymous debut album on Led Zeppelin's label in 1974, to 1982's ROUGH DIAMONDS. Considering the band on stage and on film in addition to its recorded material, the team of experts includes founding Bad Company member Simon Kirke, as well as the band's biographer, Steven Rosen. Featured are some of the band's pivotal songs, including "Cant Get Enough," "Feel like Makin' Love," and of course, "Bad Company."
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