Lets be honest. This version of this song with QPR kicked so much ass. It shows the chemistry, musically, they have together. Its a pity their album wasn't given a chance. The expectation level expected by the general public demanded #1 hits from guys who are barely putting out THEIR FIRST ALBUM TOGETHER. Of course it won't be perfect as you have to give a band time to GEL. But it had some good elements in it that should propel them to think about a 2nd album together. Sadly, it wont happen.
Excellent camera work; gives a real sense of the size of the crowd, and the different angles make for a much more interesting video. Of course, any music video which includes Brian May is an ongoing part of the education.
@AlanSessler John Deacon has retired. The last time he played together with Brian and Roger was (I believe) in 1997. This song was filmed at the 2006 tour from Queen+Paul Rodgers.
That would be Paul Rodgers, father of contemporary rock singers and one of the greatest vocalists ever. Freddie was in knee socks when Paul released his first album at the age of 16 with Free. He's unassuming, unegotistical and a gentleman. Possibly why you make an irreverant statement about a true giant of rock and roll.
As much Q + PR is a tribute to Freddie Mercury, I thought Brian did a beautiful job of recreating Paul Kossoff's original solo on this. Magnificent. That's what you get when people play for the team !
Such a pitty ,that sweet rare things like the postings of frozenfish 91 got ereased by stupid lazy r.-companies. . . . what kind of harm do they fear ? Dumb lawyers paid by idiotic recordbuisness-jerks - They`re what they`ve been and are most of the time . - just destroyers. Fuck you !!
isn't the bass player that dick that used to play with BOC? I recognize that do-rag. Not trying to sound like a total ass--he is talented as hell. But I know a few people who met him when he was with BOC, and he's an arrogant bastard, from what I hear. Maybe he deserves to be, he's damned good. Brian May kicks ass on this, as always. The drummer is a big fat dude, but good. Kind of reminds me of Bun E. Carlos. He needs a cig. Kick ass song, great band.
I agree with neechees5150. Ego is not an issue with Brian May. He is a profesional artist. He concentrates on being the best guitar player he can be and he is one of the best. I have seen him play with other bands like Def Leppard and he clearly is not interested in being center stage at all times. Brian May's performances, no matter who is he performing with, are a real pleasure.
Wow!! I cannot get enough of Bad Company. They are unique and they are legends. I am gratful that I have access of their music. Love Paul Rodgers vocals. I enjoy watching them on the stage. Hugggggggggg to Bad Co.
Paul Rodgers's excellent !!! Great performer, great songwriter, great singer. It's true that he can't sing Queen's songs like Freddie, but he does a great job.
@BillysBMW You're right, mate, I think that "Highway to hell" is a little similar to "All right now". Both are great songs, AC/DC and Free are great bands too !!!
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent toMs. Celine DION.(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Ms.Celine DION.
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago.Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. I agree totally with @mussman717word. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
It is great to see a big name guitar player like May really try to cover another musicans material and do it well. This requires leaving the ego parked at the stage entrance and going out and performing with integrity and dedication. Good job Brian
@neechee5150 Well said. You could also say the same about Taylor. Bad Company's stuff is decidedly simpler than Queen's and I think Paul Rodgers did a very good thing by hooking up with these guys.
@neechee5150 I always thought Brian May was a very humble guy. I had his guitar video and Queen's Magic Years and have read lots of interviews. Never full of himself.
Well, 'All Right Now' is a very simple song (and I mean that in a very good way) -- pretty much every garage band in the 1970s and 80s could play it. Actually it looked like the Queen guys (May and Taylor) were having a lot of fun doing it.
@jaystarstar 'pretty much every garage band..could play it" and 99% of these bands and successful cover bands did not use the proper chord voicings, their tone was sub par, their phrasing was terrible, and they overlooked so many of the nuances of Kossoff's sytle and of studio performance of the song.
@jaystarstar agree neechee...it's simple but hard to play really well...and agree again that May and Taylor had a ball playing it....back in the day heard alot of bands play it badly because it was relatively simple...but it's so fucking subtle,,,you have to hit every string just right....know what I'm saying?
i am the best guitar player of all time thank you very much. . what does everyone think of paul rodgers wig. . . dont get me wrong i love him singing he is brill. . .but the wig does my tits in
I love how Brian played the correct notes of the solo, and did not add any extra notes. Thats what I do playing live, play it right, everyone knows this lead and wants it played right. KISS, keep it simple stupid!.
@gblespaul Well, he played it like it is on the single but Kossoff played the solos differently for every performance ... and I gather it was difficult to stop him, too! Somewhere on here is a rare live recording made in Australia and I was v surprised to hear the solo was quite different from what I have come tom expect from the single.
You said it! Brian can't quite manage the vibrato that Kossoff got, but he sure does bring the crunch. A big departure from his usual style, with all those flowing violin lines.
Boy, the fur really flies with this one. Paul Rodgers is about the only hard rock vocalist from his era I can think of who's kept his pipes intact. I can barely listen to Robert Plant and Roger Daltrey anymore, but Rodgers can still belt.
I cannot think of a less Queen-like song from Rodgers' long and distinguished career. But then, Rodgers may be the last singer I would have picked to sub for Freddy Mercury in Queen. That it works so very well is really incredible to me. Brian May, one of the most innovative players of all time, is actually taking a risk with this song because, for all of his skill, a blues player he is not. Sort of like listening to the Yes version of "I'm Down." The incongruity makes it all worthwhile.
@dergrossen "Got to admire Brain May on lead guitar..poor soul... he is stretched with this piece.."
Bias ? Dr. Brian May is a world-class virtuoso guitarist...among the best on this planet ! He is NOT stretched or anything like it in this solo, you need to watch him play some of his own works to confirm your own ignorance.
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The best version!! That's hilarious. Free had an incredibly dirt-funky bassist and drummer. This is utterly bland, though at least there's no goofy, screaming faggot to look at.
Don`t forget The Beatles, without them, there would`n have been Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Sex Pistols (Think of I`m down or Helter Skelter). The Beatles are the most famous band in the world for all times!
Oh yes, and of course Let IT Be, Across The Universe, Hey Jude and many many more. But Queen with Paul Rogers are great performing band too. I love it and had see them live.
The Beatles, like Elvis, are attended by an awful lot of ephemera - the controversy, the cultural phemomenon, the anecdotes, the movies... But when you put all that aside and get back into the music itself I for one appreciate them more.
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OMG this is the mighty Queen reduced to performing like a crappy pub band, just so the audience can indulge in a little karaoke. How the mighty have fallen.....
Guys - just because you can do it doesn't mean you have to!
Noone will ever match Free playing this song, just as noone will ever match the original Queen playing their songs. Listen to Paul Kossof play the solo for this song, not even someone with the talent of Brian May can touch him for tone or feeling. That said, Queen are legendary, and Paul Rodgers power and soul as a vocalist is still 100%, he is without peer. He is my hero and inspiration, although I am not worthy to sing his songs.
I look at this and ponder,,,, what happens to the spirit behind the original song. Simple story, music captures emotion, solid..... and then this???? The song and and the singer can't stand the onslaught of of the market... a song played in a thousand inapproprate contexts including this one. Even superb musician ship... talent and more talent between them cannot call back the spirits who brought this song its truth and greatness. They are gone til more grounded musicians bring them back.
I believe this version rocks. I saw them a few months after in Atlanta and this song was just as good then. I'm first a PR fan and I have to say the Q&PR versions of Feel Like Making Love, Can't Get Enough and All Right Now were superior to any live versions I've heard from Bad Co/Free& Paul Rodger's solo bands. I think the best Bad Company song live version was the Merchants of Cool tour in 2002. QPR wasn't able to match that version mainly because the ending arrangement was different.
They played the isle of wight festival in the 70's I think...was that the live version you're thinking of? I've seen that footage too...I've never heard Rodgers perform badly...always briliant :)
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Unluckily this cannot beat the absolutely fantastic first performance they did together of this song Live at the Hall of Famers or something like that, I cant remember what it was called. The positive response they got from it was so huge they decided to tour together.
Gees people! We ALL miss Freddie very very much,but this ain`t Queen`s song and Freddie never sang it! so,no need to write that comments on this video!
ps-I like this version better than original that Paul did!
masterpiece , thanx for sharing , cheers
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Lets be honest. This version of this song with QPR kicked so much ass. It shows the chemistry, musically, they have together. Its a pity their album wasn't given a chance. The expectation level expected by the general public demanded #1 hits from guys who are barely putting out THEIR FIRST ALBUM TOGETHER. Of course it won't be perfect as you have to give a band time to GEL. But it had some good elements in it that should propel them to think about a 2nd album together. Sadly, it wont happen.
Robertg71 1 month ago 3
THIS is how it is done!
LosLurvos 1 month ago
bloody hell how does he survive in this heat with leather trousers long sleeves and jumping around????? (AND long hair sometimes!)
GreatQueenFan 3 months ago
The pros at work. Awesome!!! I love it!!!
GregoryPiland 5 months ago
rodgers did very well with queen i think.
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1996Gordon5 6 months ago
to the members of queen, so it's not freddie caliber, but sometimes primal music is good
dannystraight 6 months ago
absolutely fantastic version of song
laxdude4 6 months ago
Excellent camera work; gives a real sense of the size of the crowd, and the different angles make for a much more interesting video. Of course, any music video which includes Brian May is an ongoing part of the education.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
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OMFG
Where's John Deacon?
Baud0 6 months ago
I wonder if Paul Rodgers will ever know how really super cool he is. 'Alright Now' with 4,000,000 radio plays. That's awesome!!!
AceOfHeart2012 7 months ago
Where's John Deacon?
AlanSessler 7 months ago
@AlanSessler John Deacon has retired. The last time he played together with Brian and Roger was (I believe) in 1997. This song was filmed at the 2006 tour from Queen+Paul Rodgers.
lucpetterson 7 months ago
10 people ain't All Right Now!!!!
xcrazygringo 7 months ago
That would be Paul Rodgers, father of contemporary rock singers and one of the greatest vocalists ever. Freddie was in knee socks when Paul released his first album at the age of 16 with Free. He's unassuming, unegotistical and a gentleman. Possibly why you make an irreverant statement about a true giant of rock and roll.
adamtr100 7 months ago
10 fans de Justin Bieber han abierto este video.
deibidoknopfler 7 months ago in playlist + Paul Rodgers 2
EXCELLENT!
rimmyou69 7 months ago
what a great voice
fenderstratjourney 7 months ago
That is the what Rock and Roll is all about right there! God I love it!
wiffsofsmoke 7 months ago
All Hail The God of Blues Vocals! Rodgers Rocks as good as ever! What a combo this is and the respect shown to Kossoff by May is exemplary! Rock On!
micko11154 8 months ago
I love the MILLION WATTS Brian's guitar is crying at.
clapton79 8 months ago
YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
sweetpatricia52 8 months ago
FOREVER AND EVER BRIAN MAY!
Alejandrocc1994 9 months ago 2
If some old men do it together - it could be fu(#!n' awesome - like this performace!
M1800Zepar 9 months ago
This is amazing. This song could never ever be done better.
inibo 9 months ago
Great version, excellent guitarrplay, but i miss kossoff =(
Trasigstol 9 months ago
Wow!
Brian looks like a sweet english gent at 5:10
jaffeyannai 9 months ago
Rock 'n' Roll will NEVER die!
Queenfanno 9 months ago
Still rockin after all the years
bucketnspade1 10 months ago
hell yeah....love it...thanks for the post,,,for the nine people who disliked this...wth...is wrong with you
angelsrockallday 10 months ago
hell yeah....love it...thanks for the post
angelsrockallday 10 months ago
wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
c15art 10 months ago
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Now that's what you call music,
bucketnspade1 10 months ago
he married a blonde
mastertusk 10 months ago
wow talk about holdin strong!
RhondaEve 10 months ago
As much Q + PR is a tribute to Freddie Mercury, I thought Brian did a beautiful job of recreating Paul Kossoff's original solo on this. Magnificent. That's what you get when people play for the team !
bandity2k 11 months ago
5:12 i have nothing to say
Qniasty 11 months ago
Did someone melt his face.Still a great voice.
andrew67 11 months ago
lol hes head nodding at 2:47
SuperChrisgee 11 months ago
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SuperChrisgee 11 months ago
Great cover! and Paul is yum!
lipcandy84 11 months ago
Damn This is good! YouTube should put this on the home page so everyone could see & enjoy it. Thanks for posting this gem, hats off to you :)
1nightstorm 1 year ago
is roger playing over a fox amp ?
stanneman21 1 year ago
Such a pitty ,that sweet rare things like the postings of frozenfish 91 got ereased by stupid lazy r.-companies. . . . what kind of harm do they fear ? Dumb lawyers paid by idiotic recordbuisness-jerks - They`re what they`ve been and are most of the time . - just destroyers. Fuck you !!
7of09 1 year ago
Wow...Brian May did Koss proud there....superb guitar solo.Great rendition of a great Free song.
benbeck1 1 year ago
7 people are in trouble!!!
nickosmal 1 year ago 2
@nickosmal I'm not in trouble :)
BringBackGoodMusic 1 year ago
Paul is with Queen at this moment? I mean ....giving shows?
XicoManolo 1 year ago
Fun fact: Brian May is an astrophysicist.
11spike7 1 year ago
@11spike7 Not just that, but he has a Ph D in astronomy.
wolfpackredandblack 1 year ago
Danny Bonaducci is fronting Queen!
danstrummer 1 year ago 2
isn't the bass player that dick that used to play with BOC? I recognize that do-rag. Not trying to sound like a total ass--he is talented as hell. But I know a few people who met him when he was with BOC, and he's an arrogant bastard, from what I hear. Maybe he deserves to be, he's damned good. Brian May kicks ass on this, as always. The drummer is a big fat dude, but good. Kind of reminds me of Bun E. Carlos. He needs a cig. Kick ass song, great band.
crimesagainstislam 1 year ago
Never knew Chuck Norris was such a good singer!
matzchase 1 year ago 22
@matzchase chuck norris can do all
juanesrockero 1 month ago
wow 303 everyone with hands in the air real moving
madmanmillett 1 year ago
This is bloody brilliant! Rock and roll must keep people young. These 50 something year olds are showing us how it's done......
Transterra55 1 year ago 5
@Transterra55
Could not agree with you more except for one thing, Paul (and probably some of the other guys) are actually 60 something (Paul was born in 1949).
How time fly's when you are having fun. - eh?
TalismanTImes 1 year ago
best rock song/best singer for this song and best rockband ever!!! :DDD
kjn5991 1 year ago
I agree with neechees5150. Ego is not an issue with Brian May. He is a profesional artist. He concentrates on being the best guitar player he can be and he is one of the best. I have seen him play with other bands like Def Leppard and he clearly is not interested in being center stage at all times. Brian May's performances, no matter who is he performing with, are a real pleasure.
SweetLouF64 1 year ago
Wow!! I cannot get enough of Bad Company. They are unique and they are legends. I am gratful that I have access of their music. Love Paul Rodgers vocals. I enjoy watching them on the stage. Hugggggggggg to Bad Co.
Dededetracker 1 year ago
Paul Rodgers ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chezzmeister 1 year ago
Paul Rodgers is like fine wine-just gets better with time.
SweetLouF64 1 year ago
@SweetLouF64 Fancy him more now than when he was younger!!
SuperJayne01 1 year ago
Paul Rodgers's excellent !!! Great performer, great songwriter, great singer. It's true that he can't sing Queen's songs like Freddie, but he does a great job.
danstrikeeagle 1 year ago
Fantastic!
Jelena151 1 year ago
OH MY GOD!!!!!!! THANKS FOR POSTING!!!!!!
skaterdudeguyperson 1 year ago
i wanna hear this with AC/DC line up and paul rodgers
BillysBMW 1 year ago
@BillysBMW You're right, mate, I think that "Highway to hell" is a little similar to "All right now". Both are great songs, AC/DC and Free are great bands too !!!
danstrikeeagle 1 year ago
This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent toMs. Celine DION.(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
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(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Ms.Celine DION.
(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
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This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
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This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago.Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
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This music is as fresh as it was more than 30 year's ago. I agree totally with @mussman717word. Then, I can recommend to you without reservation, these three great artists non-angrophone. You can find them in this Youtube.
(1) Fiorella Mannoia "Quello che le donne non dicono (what women don't say)" - Italian Great lady singer.
(2) Iwasaki Hiromi - Japanese "Anata" or "Hatachi Mae" - Japanese lady singer who is almost equivalent to Celine DION.
(3) Patric Fiori "Marseille" Corsican
ryujiuragami 1 year ago
he has a really sexy voice. Nice!
cocolossal69 1 year ago
that's the way to do it lol.....
queen4ever132 1 year ago
can i have tha name of the bassist
GreatQueenFan 1 year ago
@GreatQueenFan Danny Miranda
misspurdy1000 1 year ago
fantastic ,when is he hitting tx
manutraff 1 year ago
This is worthy of the rock 'n' roll historybooks
fear666dark 1 year ago
Paul Rogers! The only man alive worthy of being on stage with Queen.
cagoodson70 1 year ago 2
its great! awsome song and brillant performance
mchorchos 1 year ago
so glad rodgers came to his senses and stopped touring with what is left of queen
decorousways 1 year ago
sooooo excellent
charrmmee 1 year ago
paul-he's still hot
buriedcasket09 1 year ago 2
It is great to see a big name guitar player like May really try to cover another musicans material and do it well. This requires leaving the ego parked at the stage entrance and going out and performing with integrity and dedication. Good job Brian
neechee5150 1 year ago 54
@neechee5150 Well said. You could also say the same about Taylor. Bad Company's stuff is decidedly simpler than Queen's and I think Paul Rodgers did a very good thing by hooking up with these guys.
wevans770 1 year ago
@neechee5150 Totally right ! Long live Queen + Paul Rodgers, long live rock and roll !
danstrikeeagle 1 year ago
@neechee5150 I always thought Brian May was a very humble guy. I had his guitar video and Queen's Magic Years and have read lots of interviews. Never full of himself.
AlanSessler 7 months ago
@neechee5150
Well, 'All Right Now' is a very simple song (and I mean that in a very good way) -- pretty much every garage band in the 1970s and 80s could play it. Actually it looked like the Queen guys (May and Taylor) were having a lot of fun doing it.
jaystarstar 7 months ago
@jaystarstar 'pretty much every garage band..could play it" and 99% of these bands and successful cover bands did not use the proper chord voicings, their tone was sub par, their phrasing was terrible, and they overlooked so many of the nuances of Kossoff's sytle and of studio performance of the song.
neechee5150 7 months ago
@jaystarstar agree neechee...it's simple but hard to play really well...and agree again that May and Taylor had a ball playing it....back in the day heard alot of bands play it badly because it was relatively simple...but it's so fucking subtle,,,you have to hit every string just right....know what I'm saying?
Crowsfan55 5 months ago
@jaystarstar It propably helps Queen members were there to hear Free so they can relate to the song and the time.
konked 5 months ago
pretty good but original is more classic and raw especially chorus in comparison.
lochfitty 1 year ago
i am the best guitar player of all time thank you very much. . what does everyone think of paul rodgers wig. . . dont get me wrong i love him singing he is brill. . .but the wig does my tits in
brianmay65 1 year ago
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IanusRav 1 year ago
It's so awesome, but definitely not the best version - it's without Koss
IanusRav 1 year ago
BRILLIANT
84Jonnyboy 1 year ago
paul R is the BEST voice in rock , bar none !!
hieronomy 1 year ago
Brian May is a big tall bastard isn't he? Very clever and a lovely clear guitar
waiotahi52 1 year ago
This is only really music! And very great sounds!
carmina168 1 year ago
I love how Brian played the correct notes of the solo, and did not add any extra notes. Thats what I do playing live, play it right, everyone knows this lead and wants it played right. KISS, keep it simple stupid!.
gblespaul 1 year ago 3
@gblespaul Well, he played it like it is on the single but Kossoff played the solos differently for every performance ... and I gather it was difficult to stop him, too! Somewhere on here is a rare live recording made in Australia and I was v surprised to hear the solo was quite different from what I have come tom expect from the single.
harryf200 1 year ago
When you good, you good! Alright!
waiotahi52 1 year ago
superb
idle44 1 year ago
iiiiiiiiiiiii
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brocfroman 1 year ago
g i a n t s
dzyndzla 1 year ago
Best Live ever!
HinderH827 1 year ago
I Want It All Right Now
teo2712 1 year ago
Simply awesome.
volksrepair 1 year ago
Brian's guitar tone sonds so much better tha the one by Neal Schon
allahbigbollocks 1 year ago 2
and Roger's drums sound so much better than the one by the-drummers-of-Free-and-Bad-Company-that-i-don't-mean-the-names
eurojammer47 1 year ago
God love that bass when it kicks in...the song just really takes off from there.
dmgcat 1 year ago
Live music at it very best
mavthetachoman 1 year ago
Paul rogers musta found the fountain of youth. Sounds great.
jockamofeena 1 year ago 24
@jockamofeena Yeah its sweet young Pu**y
toneman622 1 year ago
@jockamofeena Paul Rodgers is about 61 years old and wealthy enough to afford plastic surgery and hair dye. I'm glad his voice is intact.
BringBackGoodMusic 1 year ago
@jockamofeena well he did write the song i think
SuperChrisgee 8 months ago
A lot of aftermarket attempts on covering classics don't make it, even with part of the originals, but this is KILLER!
relliott7 2 years ago
You said it! Brian can't quite manage the vibrato that Kossoff got, but he sure does bring the crunch. A big departure from his usual style, with all those flowing violin lines.
TheSanityInspector 1 year ago
when Free played this it was amazing but the thing is many people don't realise the original was done by Free
nosorry321 2 years ago
BEST!
elche1849 2 years ago
Boy, the fur really flies with this one. Paul Rodgers is about the only hard rock vocalist from his era I can think of who's kept his pipes intact. I can barely listen to Robert Plant and Roger Daltrey anymore, but Rodgers can still belt.
TheSanityInspector 2 years ago 3
a blues voice like only a true Yorkshireman could have ..
philwear 2 years ago
I cannot think of a less Queen-like song from Rodgers' long and distinguished career. But then, Rodgers may be the last singer I would have picked to sub for Freddy Mercury in Queen. That it works so very well is really incredible to me. Brian May, one of the most innovative players of all time, is actually taking a risk with this song because, for all of his skill, a blues player he is not. Sort of like listening to the Yes version of "I'm Down." The incongruity makes it all worthwhile.
Dogboy27712 2 years ago 2
Paul definately has the vocal skill to be an acceptable stand in for Freddie but the on stage persona is too different
mastersam23 2 years ago
@Dogboy27712 Well put. Pretty much summed up my take. I'm rather sad that they're no longer touring together.
keymaker2112 2 years ago
Well said.
TheSanityInspector 2 years ago
Got to admire Brain May on lead guitar..poor soul... he is stretched with this piece..
dergrossen 2 years ago 2
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@dergrossen "Got to admire Brain May on lead guitar..poor soul... he is stretched with this piece.."
Bias ? Dr. Brian May is a world-class virtuoso guitarist...among the best on this planet ! He is NOT stretched or anything like it in this solo, you need to watch him play some of his own works to confirm your own ignorance.
nordhorny 1 year ago 2
added to favorites :)
irwenzo 2 years ago
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The best version!! That's hilarious. Free had an incredibly dirt-funky bassist and drummer. This is utterly bland, though at least there's no goofy, screaming faggot to look at.
drwinkle101 2 years ago
1.57 (L)___(L)
EnvyRevenge 2 years ago
Freddy is drama, is Queen but Paul is ROCK, is King..... (I'm sorry, but somebody has got to tell it....)
redlaadb 2 years ago
That was awesome...I found myself head rocking to the beat!
sdarms111 2 years ago
Queen, The Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, The Stones, The Sex Pistols... The seventies were the golden age of British Rock/
randomdave30 2 years ago
Don`t forget The Beatles, without them, there would`n have been Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Sex Pistols (Think of I`m down or Helter Skelter). The Beatles are the most famous band in the world for all times!
JotheBytle 2 years ago
Who could forget The Beatles. What a beautiful song 'Here Comes The Sun'.
randomdave30 2 years ago 2
Oh yes, and of course Let IT Be, Across The Universe, Hey Jude and many many more. But Queen with Paul Rogers are great performing band too. I love it and had see them live.
JotheBytle 2 years ago 2
The Beatles, like Elvis, are attended by an awful lot of ephemera - the controversy, the cultural phemomenon, the anecdotes, the movies... But when you put all that aside and get back into the music itself I for one appreciate them more.
randomdave30 2 years ago
All the beatles did was rip off blues artists, if it weren't the beatles it wouldve just been someone else.
Narutology 2 years ago
everybody did back then but they evolved quickly
qprfan99 2 years ago
Great version - but then again with Paul Rodgers singing, what else was it going to be??
Excellent, and it looks like everyone enjoyed it!
snackleforkofemir 2 years ago 2
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OMG this is the mighty Queen reduced to performing like a crappy pub band, just so the audience can indulge in a little karaoke. How the mighty have fallen.....
Guys - just because you can do it doesn't mean you have to!
eggymoo 2 years ago
@eggymoo
true.
Jim7711154 2 years ago
Wow. Queen sounds not like Queen, but this was excellent. Great Performance
JotheBytle 2 years ago
The free ticket winners and the "unknowing"
say "Wow I didn't know Queen did this! Awesome"
MrChillininthecrib 2 years ago
la meilleure version était et restera celle avec Paul Kossoff
Marinacoeur 2 years ago 2
Noone will ever match Free playing this song, just as noone will ever match the original Queen playing their songs. Listen to Paul Kossof play the solo for this song, not even someone with the talent of Brian May can touch him for tone or feeling. That said, Queen are legendary, and Paul Rodgers power and soul as a vocalist is still 100%, he is without peer. He is my hero and inspiration, although I am not worthy to sing his songs.
fuzzleredmenn 2 years ago 4
I look at this and ponder,,,, what happens to the spirit behind the original song. Simple story, music captures emotion, solid..... and then this???? The song and and the singer can't stand the onslaught of of the market... a song played in a thousand inapproprate contexts including this one. Even superb musician ship... talent and more talent between them cannot call back the spirits who brought this song its truth and greatness. They are gone til more grounded musicians bring them back.
MrKwelly 2 years ago 2
I believe this version rocks. I saw them a few months after in Atlanta and this song was just as good then. I'm first a PR fan and I have to say the Q&PR versions of Feel Like Making Love, Can't Get Enough and All Right Now were superior to any live versions I've heard from Bad Co/Free& Paul Rodger's solo bands. I think the best Bad Company song live version was the Merchants of Cool tour in 2002. QPR wasn't able to match that version mainly because the ending arrangement was different.
GOODY61 2 years ago
Everyone is entitled to their opnion.
The fact that yours is wrong is nothing more than a minor irritation in the whole scheme of things!
Nostradamis 2 years ago
Queen + PR is the best bad. isnt it ??
gasesel 2 years ago
so funny when englishmen sound SO american...ehehehe. do they practice in front of the mirror or something, cuz theyre so good at it.
sslayerr 2 years ago
Surely ......Brian May must be one of the BEST guitar players of ALL time?
Nostradamis 2 years ago 48
Easily.
nthingtoofear 2 years ago
brian, angus young kossof (wrote this song) or toni iommi surely?
HuntersChaseTheBand 2 years ago
Andy Fraser and Paul Rodgers take the credit for this song.
spadecpc 2 years ago
daaah obvious
hanadulsarutobi 2 years ago
@Nostradamis Actually I wouldn't even put him in the top ten. Maybe top 50...
guitarplayer5293 1 year ago
@Nostradamis you think?
decorousways 1 year ago
i agree best version of all right now. Queen surley rocked it out with paul
SargeantBlite 2 years ago
WOW! Paul Rogers is still FAB!!!!
YamersLexx 2 years ago 19
@YamersLexx still FAB, he's better than ever!!!!!!!!
JonasBrothersxoxox3 1 year ago
@YamersLexx Paul rogers is the 'effin' man. Such stage presence.
davemort83 1 year ago
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@YamersLexx Paul rogers is the 'effin' man. Such stage presence.
davemort83 1 year ago
best version ever,
the original one is very good as well, moreover that one which (i think) live and recorded at Woodstock,
BUT THIS IS THE BEST EVER :)
drtothag 2 years ago
Do you mean the band Free ? Didn't play Woodstock. Can't disagree with your taste. Great Fukin' work.
spadecpc 2 years ago
They played the isle of wight festival in the 70's I think...was that the live version you're thinking of? I've seen that footage too...I've never heard Rodgers perform badly...always briliant :)
bender12879 2 years ago
oops....brilliant with 2 "L's" haha
bender12879 2 years ago
one big long guitargasm!
rockandroller360 2 years ago
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Unluckily this cannot beat the absolutely fantastic first performance they did together of this song Live at the Hall of Famers or something like that, I cant remember what it was called. The positive response they got from it was so huge they decided to tour together.
imnoadvertiser1 2 years ago
"All right now!!"
nimrod543 2 years ago
FsEtNrDaEtR92
Yeah i suppose he caught the mic stand, too bad the ending was cut off lol
DeKayer 2 years ago
Gees people! We ALL miss Freddie very very much,but this ain`t Queen`s song and Freddie never sang it! so,no need to write that comments on this video!
ps-I like this version better than original that Paul did!
blackrockingpirate 2 years ago 7
RIP freddy
clubwii09 2 years ago
Unfortenatly for you, Freddie didn't ever sing it
rockerb0y 2 years ago 4
Where did he say that he did?
imnoadvertiser1 2 years ago 2
this is the only song I like by paul rodgers+queen
clubwii09 2 years ago