To hear the Joe Bonamassa and Glenn Hughes version of Heartbreaker search youtube for "Joe Bonamassa feat. Glenn Hughes - Heartbreaker"! From Joe's Dust Bowl CD which is A.W.E.S.O.M.E.! Bad Kitty
Metaseverity, I did that but something about UMG and not available in my country stuff came on.All The Free songs are available except for this. Don"t know why?
Fantastic - got the original LP . music doesn't have to be overproduced, all you need is 4 musicians with talent.. you don't need fancy software to correct your voice.X Factor eat your heart out
All 4 is equally good Drum Bas Guitar and vocal. all play so good that bring the soul out of the song.down the road this song were never die.just like Robert Johnson he is a solo,Free is one of those group,many people call the 2nd cream it is cren all 3 is equally good so is FREE
Hey guys, one of the best riffs ever, if you like this version listen to Joe Bonamassas version, he's a massive Kossof fan, and glenn hughes from deep purple does some of the vocals on the track. go easy all.
This is a totally great album. I wonder if this song maight have inspired Pat Benatar's "Hell is for Children". The melody is kind of similar. what do you guys think?????
Interested to hear your views on this version (based on the Goatsnake version of this Free classic, we don't tune as low as Goatsnake though!). It was our first time playing it out live - not a great sound as its from an audience camera.
WOW YOU ALL HAVE TO CHECK OUT THE NEW JOE BONAMASSA VERSION WITH GLENN HUGHES. ITS EARTH SHATERING, FEELS LIKE THEY ARE SLICING THROUGH THE FABRIC OF THE UNIVERSE.
Whilst the Beatles could make a guitar gently weep, Paul could make a guitar cry !! Never better illustrated than on this track.....how 3 people can dislike this is beyond me !!
@brixhamrfc Actually that was Clapton making the guitar gently weep, but Harrison did write that great tune. That was the Beatles though, great song writing and not a lot of technical prowess on the instruments. Good singers too.
dont ever take for granted what you have the generation that grew up in the 60s and 70s didn't realize what we had musically now look at what we got it is a shame
soms vergeet je dat deze song zoveel heeft betekent ,,, ik hing uit het raam en keek naar het noorden waar jij toendertijd woonde... zo verliefd en wanhopig en in mijn slaapkamer draaide ik the Free Heartbreaker amazing song
@ Ethereo - Following Free each member had sucess to greater or lesser degree but always great music and always the sound of FREE can be heard. Fraser - the great and underrated SHARKS. Kossoff a killer solo album and then the band BACK STREET CRAWLER. Unfortunately then dead for real. RODGERS and KIRKE - Bad Company (and for Rodgers, THE FIRM - less said about thm, the better). Later members Tetsu > FACES. Rabbit Bundrick > WHO sideman etc.
@BobTheRecordGuy I think the Firm about about 3 to 4 quality tracks on each album. Not as strong as Paul Rodger's other projects but nothing to be ashamed about.
@ Ethereo - you can find out the history iof this band (or any band) by looking them up on the AMG (Allmusic.com). The simple story is that the members had some bands before Free but nothing that's of much consequence. Free stayed together for 4 albums I think but Kossoff's drug problems made him a liability. Around the time of this 5th album (Heartbreaker) he was in and out of the band, so he doesn't do ALL the guitar on the album but what he does do is great.
While this is a good album, this cut is special and unique. IIRC, this is the only cut on it that had the peerless Paul Kossof on lead guitar. Clapton may have asked how he did it, but he never mastered Paul's sick vibrato. Amazing tone and feel.
Writing that just fits their individual styles and unique qualities like they evloved in unison over centuries. Operatic drama imbued mystic sound that sends you to places that only ancient mythologies could evoke. Those days me and my crew used to sit in black light filled rooms with posters of MC Escher drawing that lit up from that light and smoked shit out of a gas mask that had a hookah bowl attached to the end of a corrugated hose. Anybody remember hot knives?
First I should state that I have the utmost respect for this music. I became lost in the inter connections of bands of this period. Such as The Yardbirds/ Led Zepp, Small Faces/ Humble Pie, Lou Reed/ Velvet Underground, The Zombies/ Argent. And so on. I was Born in '80 but I have lived off this music yet was led astray in my teens to the BS seattle crap but i regained my senses about 10 years ago. Could someone that actually lived in this period fill me in on the intricacies of their history?TY
First heard this when I was ten or eleven thats 20 years ago now and still love it this is probably the album that got me into music in the way I am today!!!!
Not having the greatest of times .Thought hard about how to pick myself up .This was the answer .The greatest thing to ever happen to music ,Rodgers voice with the best band he ever played with ,young and bold .Thanks for the post man .[MUCH NEEDED}cheers
the free rock muziek die ik oerendhard draaide op mijn kamertje dat te klein bleek voor al die decibels
de buren zijn dan ook fan geworden van The Free...het was voor hen een signaal om te gaan wandelen... de buurman is 20 kilo afgevallen en voelt zich nog fit ondanks zijn 87 jaar!
Wspaniała płyta. Pamiętam jak Tomek Beksiński prezentował ją w jakiejś audycji (w końcu lat 80-tych) w cyklu "Arcydzieła rocka". Mam kasetę z jego zapowiedziami.
This one Heartbreaker and Purple`s Mistreated are so soulfull bluesy songs!
BTW! I know that Ritchie took the main riff of the Heartbreaker to his Rainbow`s song called Tearin` out my heart~!! Blackmore always has a respect to Paul Rodgers!
Still like the live version from The Free Story lp. I don't know if this Heartbreaker live is on the cd version but if you get a chance it rips. This song whether studio or live is simply incredible I love Free one of the best of all time with Purple, Zeppelin and Cream, Hendrix.
a tip for everybody get a copy of the free story with thelive version of this song on it kossoff blows the fucking doors off with two saering solos that jimmy page couldntdo as long as he's got a hole up his arse rip koss
Superbe track, one my fave FREE tracks. Kossoff is great and didn't get enough recognition for his work on this...............and....how can "Wishing well" not credit him?? Shurely shome mishtake? I can hear him!
i remember strutting around my bedroom with the hose from the hoover thinking i was the man himself!!! well we are all allowed a bit of dillusional fore thought
I'm 18 in 3 days, i just wish i was 18 in the late 60s/early 70s instead. The music back then is amazing, i would do anything to see Free live, they're incredible.
@DominicHunt Im 34 this month and luckily my father introduced me to this music when i popped out. THANK YOU DAD. Im forever in your debt. Might have introduced me to a bit of acdc though!!
Kossoff is on this album more than he is credited for. For instance he isn't credited on the track Wishing Well but he plays throughout that track including the solo. I know because both Paul Rodgers and Rabbit told me . I think at the time they were excercising a little but of tough love because Koss did perform on the tour to promote Heartbreaker in the UK but left following the tour and was replaced by Wendell Richardson.
Kossoff is on this album more than he is credited for. For instance he isn't credited on the track Wishing Well but he plays throughout that track including the solo. I know because both Paul Rodgers and Rabbit told me . I think at the time they were excercising a little but of tough love because Koss did perfrom on the tour to promote Heartbreaker in the UK but left following the tour and was replaced by Wendell Richardson.
You can hear bits of Kossoff playing on the album ( come together in the morning and bits of wishing well for example)..He appeared so infrequently at the sessions that he is only credited as a "contributer" on the sleeve..Rodgers played a lot of guitar on the album along with Snuffy Waldron
This was the last studio Free album ..Andy Frazer had left and Kossoff was so wrecked by the drugs he hardly played on it..(most of the guitar being done by Rodgers)..Tetsu and Rabbitt were playing bass and keyboards hence the "unfree " like sound..still great though mainly through Rodgers vocals ..
I think Paul Kossoff was involved in this album more than what he was given credit for. He was easily involved on half of the album. The solo on this defintley sounds like him.
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I wouldnt go as far as saying Coverdale was known for perfect pitch, Ive seen him when he sounds a bit ropey round the gills, Ive also seen plant loose it a little at times,
Yes Rodgers was approached by purple and with Blackmore I dont think Rodgers would have been at his best, but had he joined when Bolin was at the guitar, i think we could have seen Free reborn and much better... if only uh??
Something that Coverdale and Rodgers are quite well known for is PERFECT PITCH. Check out as much live work from each and you will hear what I mean. Compare that to say some live work from Zep or say Aerosmith and you should hear the difference. No offense to Bob Plant or Steven Tyler it's just that Paul and David were much better live. At least that it what I found as a concert goer in the 70's.
Music does not get better than this, this song the production and everything about it gets into your veins, have always loved this song..thanks for posting
Somehow Purple's "Mistreated" always sounded a little bit put on to me, like they were doing a blues song instead of really playing the blues. Free's "Heartbreaker" comes across as the real thing. And BTW, Purple was considering Paul Rodgers before they got Cloverdale. That would have been interesting!
The Purple guy's name is David Coverdale in the first place. And yea Paul Rodgers was asked to join them but he refused and I've heard somewhere that he even recommanded Coverdale instead. Purple wanted to do a blues album after Ian Gillan left so they needed a blues singer with a deep soulful voice.
what???????? this was released one year before. please, listen to tearin' out my heart, from rainbow's bent out of shape..... the riff sounds really similar
Mmm...really, what i've heard was that in the 1971 Blackmore got a some project due to its think about to leave Deep Purple, in what it was involved, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, himself, Phil Lynott and...Paul Rodgers. Also, ive heard that it maybe in some time, Blackmore and Rodgers shared and a session studio...maybe this Heartbreaker and the later Mistreated was the same song, but with differents shape. Maybe, i can't confirm that.
I love the way they strip everything down to a raw essence. Sure, there are frills here and there, but they're never overdone. One of the great, but seriously overlooked, rock-blues songs.
To hear the Joe Bonamassa and Glenn Hughes version of Heartbreaker search youtube for "Joe Bonamassa feat. Glenn Hughes - Heartbreaker"! From Joe's Dust Bowl CD which is A.W.E.S.O.M.E.! Bad Kitty
BadKittyjb 1 month ago
Love this music.
Izzycuddles09 1 month ago
Metaseverity, I did that but something about UMG and not available in my country stuff came on.All The Free songs are available except for this. Don"t know why?
jefica123 2 months ago
@jefica123 i'll take a look, see if i can give it a fix
Metaseverity 2 months ago
Wow! sure bring back a lot of memories . Anyone with COMMON MORTAL MAN? Seems to be missing from Youtube
jefica123 2 months ago
@jefica123 if you take a look at my vids, you'll find what you're looking for. no idea just why it doesn't show up in search. merry xmas
Metaseverity 2 months ago
Putting the power into flower power
The vastly underrated and influential blues rock band Free
Paul Rodgers voice is outstanding, makes me weep
Gets me in the soul and makes it bleed
4 guys and some instruments
Not over produced or computer altered vocals
F**k you x factor is right, you are servants of Satan and defiling all that is pure with your simple minded banality
THIS is where its at
PaulGStewart 4 months ago 7
Fantastic - got the original LP . music doesn't have to be overproduced, all you need is 4 musicians with talent.. you don't need fancy software to correct your voice.X Factor eat your heart out
lundgrp 5 months ago 2
All 4 is equally good Drum Bas Guitar and vocal. all play so good that bring the soul out of the song.down the road this song were never die.just like Robert Johnson he is a solo,Free is one of those group,many people call the 2nd cream it is cren all 3 is equally good so is FREE
danielthebear1 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Free
Back then music had integrity, Not seen musical integrity for years now.
GravityBoy72 5 months ago
Fantastic. Free are vastly underrated. Ridiculous because they were masters of blues rock.
GravityBoy72 5 months ago
Message, riff, power ! I still remeber this ...
4pendragon 5 months ago
Hey guys, one of the best riffs ever, if you like this version listen to Joe Bonamassas version, he's a massive Kossof fan, and glenn hughes from deep purple does some of the vocals on the track. go easy all.
11kirky 6 months ago
thank you for posting. always loved this album! i think it showcases paul rodgers amazing voice at it's very best...
jaynemercier 6 months ago
This is a totally great album. I wonder if this song maight have inspired Pat Benatar's "Hell is for Children". The melody is kind of similar. what do you guys think?????
tmarti47 6 months ago
this song touches deep in my soul... i wish that more kids with my age liked this kind of music, not those shitty pop songs
ewmehmo 6 months ago
god dam i bought this album a few weeks back. It was £3 i feel like im insulting Free.
SHITONASTICK1100 7 months ago
the best song i've ever heard! could anyone help me? i can't find it to download ;\
yugabriel 8 months ago
@yugabriel You need the whole CD - great album!
ifihadafish 8 months ago
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Interested to hear your views on this version (based on the Goatsnake version of this Free classic, we don't tune as low as Goatsnake though!). It was our first time playing it out live - not a great sound as its from an audience camera.
ifihadafish 9 months ago
i've never heard this tune before but had a feeling it would be good cuz of the band
been youtube surfing
class
sabrehill1 9 months ago
If I died listening to Free I would die happy!
crabbitgit 9 months ago 3
Just found out that the Joe Bonomassa version of this was actually a cover of a Free song - didn't know that ....cool!!!
j5
jammers5 10 months ago 2
@jammers5 Me too.
floretom 7 months ago
I was fortunate enough to see these guys open up for TRAFFIC in 1972 in El Paso TX
AWESOME show!
rtsinister 10 months ago
An amazing rock sound, with such a strong underlying riff. Just wish you could still hear this sort of thing live!
Phatomrunner 10 months ago
3 people dislike this? Shakes head in utter disbelief.
WildBlue1900 10 months ago 2
WOW YOU ALL HAVE TO CHECK OUT THE NEW JOE BONAMASSA VERSION WITH GLENN HUGHES. ITS EARTH SHATERING, FEELS LIKE THEY ARE SLICING THROUGH THE FABRIC OF THE UNIVERSE.
Shootfighter2001 11 months ago 14
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hehhee1000 3 months ago
Ignore those 3 silly girls. FREE - my solace when problems ... shut out the boring world crap!!! Turn to maxvol and ....
happyenjoytime 11 months ago
I cannot think of a modern band that may stand the test of time as a band like FREE have ?
This is great rock music not just nostalgia and my age ??
It stirs something in me ..............I feel ALIVE , Uplifted ...inspired .
Thank you
blooeuterpian 1 year ago
@blooeuterpian - I agree FREE was an amazing band. & most music nowadays doesn't cut it. But, there are a few... Gov't Mule for sure!
I highly recommend anyone & everyone check out Gov't Mule, if you dig rock the way it used to be.
Gov't Mule also put FREE's "Mr Big" on their debut album in '94.
Check them out. I bet you'll dig them.
stealyourface73 11 months ago
They dont call him the voice for nothing.Without a doubt the greatest vocals in rock ever....!!!!!!
samsaricillusions 1 year ago 3
Whilst the Beatles could make a guitar gently weep, Paul could make a guitar cry !! Never better illustrated than on this track.....how 3 people can dislike this is beyond me !!
brixhamrfc 1 year ago 15
@brixhamrfc well it was clapton that made that guitar weep actually.
mikexlong 1 year ago
@brixhamrfc Actually that was Clapton making the guitar gently weep, but Harrison did write that great tune. That was the Beatles though, great song writing and not a lot of technical prowess on the instruments. Good singers too.
elgrovez13 10 months ago
@brixhamrfc i know now it ,s 4 i don,t know how anyone can dislike.this great music.
Izzycuddles09 1 month ago
I used to be a classic rock junkie... now im into extreme metal. Its still nice to come back listen to some tunes that I havent listened to in years!
Jakster840 1 year ago 2
dont ever take for granted what you have the generation that grew up in the 60s and 70s didn't realize what we had musically now look at what we got it is a shame
MrSammyDjr 1 year ago 2
soms vergeet je dat deze song zoveel heeft betekent ,,, ik hing uit het raam en keek naar het noorden waar jij toendertijd woonde... zo verliefd en wanhopig en in mijn slaapkamer draaide ik the Free Heartbreaker amazing song
dinkeldal 1 year ago
@ Ethereo - Following Free each member had sucess to greater or lesser degree but always great music and always the sound of FREE can be heard. Fraser - the great and underrated SHARKS. Kossoff a killer solo album and then the band BACK STREET CRAWLER. Unfortunately then dead for real. RODGERS and KIRKE - Bad Company (and for Rodgers, THE FIRM - less said about thm, the better). Later members Tetsu > FACES. Rabbit Bundrick > WHO sideman etc.
BobTheRecordGuy 1 year ago
@BobTheRecordGuy I think the Firm about about 3 to 4 quality tracks on each album. Not as strong as Paul Rodger's other projects but nothing to be ashamed about.
GOODY61 10 months ago
@ Ethereo - you can find out the history iof this band (or any band) by looking them up on the AMG (Allmusic.com). The simple story is that the members had some bands before Free but nothing that's of much consequence. Free stayed together for 4 albums I think but Kossoff's drug problems made him a liability. Around the time of this 5th album (Heartbreaker) he was in and out of the band, so he doesn't do ALL the guitar on the album but what he does do is great.
BobTheRecordGuy 1 year ago
KICK ASS ROCK N ROLL...
wolfgar50 1 year ago
is ever the D best blues song forever .
rukh494 1 year ago
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rukh494 1 year ago
Heard recently that Christina Aguleria thought that Paul Rodgers was the greatest Rock singer ever. Interesting huh?
rfw45 1 year ago 2
Fantastic!!! Paul's voice is brilliant on this
SamanthaHelen1008 1 year ago
Paul Rodgers. yeah!!!
rfw45 1 year ago
super vocals!
acerb45666555 1 year ago
While this is a good album, this cut is special and unique. IIRC, this is the only cut on it that had the peerless Paul Kossof on lead guitar. Clapton may have asked how he did it, but he never mastered Paul's sick vibrato. Amazing tone and feel.
enorbet2 1 year ago
Writing that just fits their individual styles and unique qualities like they evloved in unison over centuries. Operatic drama imbued mystic sound that sends you to places that only ancient mythologies could evoke. Those days me and my crew used to sit in black light filled rooms with posters of MC Escher drawing that lit up from that light and smoked shit out of a gas mask that had a hookah bowl attached to the end of a corrugated hose. Anybody remember hot knives?
Those were the days!
omegapointil 1 year ago
@omegapointil yep...i remember hot knives well...good times indeed : )
jnkyrdd0g 1 year ago
First I should state that I have the utmost respect for this music. I became lost in the inter connections of bands of this period. Such as The Yardbirds/ Led Zepp, Small Faces/ Humble Pie, Lou Reed/ Velvet Underground, The Zombies/ Argent. And so on. I was Born in '80 but I have lived off this music yet was led astray in my teens to the BS seattle crap but i regained my senses about 10 years ago. Could someone that actually lived in this period fill me in on the intricacies of their history?TY
Ethreo 1 year ago
First heard this when I was ten or eleven thats 20 years ago now and still love it this is probably the album that got me into music in the way I am today!!!!
bigjohnthered1 1 year ago
Not having the greatest of times .Thought hard about how to pick myself up .This was the answer .The greatest thing to ever happen to music ,Rodgers voice with the best band he ever played with ,young and bold .Thanks for the post man .[MUCH NEEDED}cheers
bluesbhoystu 1 year ago
the free rock muziek die ik oerendhard draaide op mijn kamertje dat te klein bleek voor al die decibels
de buren zijn dan ook fan geworden van The Free...het was voor hen een signaal om te gaan wandelen... de buurman is 20 kilo afgevallen en voelt zich nog fit ondanks zijn 87 jaar!
de buurvrouw is 88 jaar maar doof aan een oor
the free amazing sound from the 60 en 70 tis
dinkeldal 1 year ago
if this doesnt make you nod your head, get someone to check your pulse!
redrooster6666 1 year ago
Wspaniała płyta. Pamiętam jak Tomek Beksiński prezentował ją w jakiejś audycji (w końcu lat 80-tych) w cyklu "Arcydzieła rocka". Mam kasetę z jego zapowiedziami.
Łza się w oku kręci.
VelPrzykry 1 year ago
brilliant song brilliant album
stevewilks99 1 year ago
Ahhhh – nostalgic!!!
Great vocals from Paul Rodgers and loved the band.
Check out the album Tribute to Muddy Waters a great double album
fendermytc90 1 year ago
this band - what can I say!
put it this way, not many about now!
SCHLOWEISS 1 year ago
This one Heartbreaker and Purple`s Mistreated are so soulfull bluesy songs!
BTW! I know that Ritchie took the main riff of the Heartbreaker to his Rainbow`s song called Tearin` out my heart~!! Blackmore always has a respect to Paul Rodgers!
z603dauren 1 year ago
Still like the live version from The Free Story lp. I don't know if this Heartbreaker live is on the cd version but if you get a chance it rips. This song whether studio or live is simply incredible I love Free one of the best of all time with Purple, Zeppelin and Cream, Hendrix.
patrickmichels 1 year ago
a tip for everybody get a copy of the free story with thelive version of this song on it kossoff blows the fucking doors off with two saering solos that jimmy page couldntdo as long as he's got a hole up his arse rip koss
boog560 1 year ago
Paul - at his very best!
3105maldini 1 year ago
Superbe track, one my fave FREE tracks. Kossoff is great and didn't get enough recognition for his work on this...............and....how can "Wishing well" not credit him?? Shurely shome mishtake? I can hear him!
QVXS77 1 year ago
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alastairI 1 year ago
free forever..forever free. very fine track n album, much luv n that!
SUNSHINESBETER 1 year ago
'My maker must have been a hard heartbreaker' ...what a great line!
Same with 'Im wasting my whole life trying to make a new start'
Great song in all ways and always ...
Thanks for uploading
123ThisIsMe 1 year ago
great song!.....no more tryin'
reliablebow 1 year ago
i remember strutting around my bedroom with the hose from the hoover thinking i was the man himself!!! well we are all allowed a bit of dillusional fore thought
cissactiger 1 year ago
I'm 18 in 3 days, i just wish i was 18 in the late 60s/early 70s instead. The music back then is amazing, i would do anything to see Free live, they're incredible.
DominicHunt 1 year ago
@DominicHunt Im 34 this month and luckily my father introduced me to this music when i popped out. THANK YOU DAD. Im forever in your debt. Might have introduced me to a bit of acdc though!!
jenniesimpson76 1 year ago
Kossoff is on this album more than he is credited for. For instance he isn't credited on the track Wishing Well but he plays throughout that track including the solo. I know because both Paul Rodgers and Rabbit told me . I think at the time they were excercising a little but of tough love because Koss did perform on the tour to promote Heartbreaker in the UK but left following the tour and was replaced by Wendell Richardson.
rockahead 1 year ago
Kossoff is on this album more than he is credited for. For instance he isn't credited on the track Wishing Well but he plays throughout that track including the solo. I know because both Paul Rodgers and Rabbit told me . I think at the time they were excercising a little but of tough love because Koss did perfrom on the tour to promote Heartbreaker in the UK but left following the tour and was replaced by Wendell Richardson.
rockahead 1 year ago
You can hear bits of Kossoff playing on the album ( come together in the morning and bits of wishing well for example)..He appeared so infrequently at the sessions that he is only credited as a "contributer" on the sleeve..Rodgers played a lot of guitar on the album along with Snuffy Waldron
Mixtupabit 1 year ago
This was the last studio Free album ..Andy Frazer had left and Kossoff was so wrecked by the drugs he hardly played on it..(most of the guitar being done by Rodgers)..Tetsu and Rabbitt were playing bass and keyboards hence the "unfree " like sound..still great though mainly through Rodgers vocals ..
Mixtupabit 1 year ago
I think Paul Kossoff was involved in this album more than what he was given credit for. He was easily involved on half of the album. The solo on this defintley sounds like him.
capetown99 1 year ago
Kossoff is brilliant. Touted as joing Page, Beck and Clapton as the greatest guitarists alive - but he died!
kjgoya777 1 year ago
Der Guitaren part ist einer der beste von Koss und geht unter die Haut, genau wie
bei MOONSHINE. Wahnsinn.
Andreagear4 1 year ago
Paul Rodgers is an excellent vocalist. He made the sound for Free, Bad Company and The Firm.
thindude66 1 year ago
I bought the LP
ILSAN1000 2 years ago
amazing band
rfisher45 2 years ago
This will always be my ultimate blues-rock album.
Still playing it after 36 years.....
DiggermanNo1 2 years ago 36
I am in complete agreement with you...
..this song still rocks heavy !!....an
awesome jam, both music and
lyrics !! ( the glory days, indeed !)
sam4u2004w 2 years ago 19
at the beggining...
romancutzagiugiuc 2 years ago
Why this song reminds me somehow about the Heartbracker track from Led Zeppelin?.. I'm a little confused..:-?.. or it's just me.. :))
romancutzagiugiuc 2 years ago
No, its just you.
DiggermanNo1 2 years ago 5
ritchie blackmore tried to get paul rodgers to sing for rainbow after dio left the band. It would have been nice to see that.
rmf09020 2 years ago
Your the man, thanks. Heard of Humble pie? Dig it 2 the bone
gautebjotveit 2 years ago
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I wouldnt go as far as saying Coverdale was known for perfect pitch, Ive seen him when he sounds a bit ropey round the gills, Ive also seen plant loose it a little at times,
Yes Rodgers was approached by purple and with Blackmore I dont think Rodgers would have been at his best, but had he joined when Bolin was at the guitar, i think we could have seen Free reborn and much better... if only uh??
GaryMilnes 2 years ago
Something that Coverdale and Rodgers are quite well known for is PERFECT PITCH. Check out as much live work from each and you will hear what I mean. Compare that to say some live work from Zep or say Aerosmith and you should hear the difference. No offense to Bob Plant or Steven Tyler it's just that Paul and David were much better live. At least that it what I found as a concert goer in the 70's.
karlforston 2 years ago 2
Misteated and Heartbreaker share the same tempo and the basic idea is the same in many ways.
Nastybutzky 2 years ago
Yeah, of course they do ...variations of pentatonic scale 'blues scale'
bloobear1 2 years ago 2
Music does not get better than this, this song the production and everything about it gets into your veins, have always loved this song..thanks for posting
BARROOMBOOGIE 2 years ago
Great music indeed!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nastybutzky 2 years ago 2
Shear power and beauty all rolled into one. Today's music is soulless in comparison
karlforston 2 years ago 4
It sounds like 'Mistreated' from Deep Purple...welll the history its veeery large..
facundo98 2 years ago
Somehow Purple's "Mistreated" always sounded a little bit put on to me, like they were doing a blues song instead of really playing the blues. Free's "Heartbreaker" comes across as the real thing. And BTW, Purple was considering Paul Rodgers before they got Cloverdale. That would have been interesting!
jax1moi8 2 years ago 5
Don't think Paul was considering them tho. think he said no when he was approached
preshy50 2 years ago
The Purple guy's name is David Coverdale in the first place. And yea Paul Rodgers was asked to join them but he refused and I've heard somewhere that he even recommanded Coverdale instead. Purple wanted to do a blues album after Ian Gillan left so they needed a blues singer with a deep soulful voice.
Nastybutzky 2 years ago 2
what???????? this was released one year before. please, listen to tearin' out my heart, from rainbow's bent out of shape..... the riff sounds really similar
aaronblackmore 2 years ago
Mmm...really, what i've heard was that in the 1971 Blackmore got a some project due to its think about to leave Deep Purple, in what it was involved, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, himself, Phil Lynott and...Paul Rodgers. Also, ive heard that it maybe in some time, Blackmore and Rodgers shared and a session studio...maybe this Heartbreaker and the later Mistreated was the same song, but with differents shape. Maybe, i can't confirm that.
facundo98 2 years ago 2
My older brother had a lot of records and I would try them all out with headphones in the mid 70's and aged 11. This one got
A LOT of playing time! Thanks for the excellent quality post!
verbusen 2 years ago
this album is way to ahead of its time
ace51515 2 years ago 3
There is an amazing live version of this on youtube - live in Japan I think. Sound qualty only average but a great performance. Check it out
LEEDSPETER001 2 years ago 4
the live version you mention is actually better. It's raw and sexy just like Paul
preshy50 2 years ago
I love the way they strip everything down to a raw essence. Sure, there are frills here and there, but they're never overdone. One of the great, but seriously overlooked, rock-blues songs.
jax1moi8 2 years ago 7
God, I loved this song--I think I still do
kattzyze 2 years ago 3
This is awesome, i take it this is the album cut?
57250tr 2 years ago 5
It most certainly is =)
Metaseverity 2 years ago
@57250tr wait till u listen to "Muddy Water" or the rest of it from Heartbreaker!
its a collector item...
pichuan1 1 year ago