Good Lovin' Gone Bad by "Really Bad Company" (tribute band)

Really Bad Company - a Bad Company tribute band back in 1995. This concert was recorded at the now defunct "FM Station" Rock Club in North Hollywood, CA on January 6, 1995.
Lead Vocals: Mark Andrew
Lead/Rhythm Guitar: Roy Sonboleh
Rhythm Guitar: Dan Rosman
Bass: A Great Bass Player
Drums: Steve

Category:

Music

Tags:

• classic rock
• Bad Company
• cover band
• Good Lovin Gone Bad
• FM Station
• North Hollywood
• CA
• tribute band
• Roy Sonboleh

[vanjsp4488]

I auditioned a few vocalists to scout a vocalist for my Band, Good Company, You can see final results as follows

Robert Plant : rejected. too high tone

Ian Gillan: rejected, shrieking too much

Ozzy Osborne: rejected, too many tatoos on his body

Ronnie James Dio: rejected. too tight breath

Paul Rogers: rejected. too soft voice

Mark Andrew: contracted. absolutely no flaw.

I wonder what he is doing now for living. His ability as a rock vocalist is too precious to do another job.

[beatweezl]

@vanjsp4488 I'm sure Mark would be happy to read this but unfortunately we have long since parted ways and I don't know what he is up to these days. Hopefully, one day, he will find these videos.

[vanjsp4488]

"Fall that" should be read as "all that" at below my comment.

I reviewed all clips of this band. To my big regret, this band is better than the original. I can not say Mark is not better than Paul Rogers but Mark have some character of Ronnie James Dio too.

Do you have any chance to come over Vancouver B.C.?

Where can I see your concert these days in states? I am ready to fly there.

Jay, Vancouver B.C.

[beatweezl]

@vanjsp4488 thank you for such a high compliment!!! Sadly, the band has defunct less than a year after it's inception circa 1996.

[midniterunband]

great job guys!!!

[beatweezl]

@midniterunband Thank you for the kind words!

[mark22160]

@vanjsp4488 as a covers band it is very good, but I have seen Bad Company live and this does not better the original at all.

[vanjsp4488]

I heard a rumor that Leslie West formed a new band called "The Really Biggest Mountain" together with Corky Laing and A Great BassPlayer. Is it true?

[vanjsp4488]

This is a extremely rare case that cover is better than original. Vocal, Guitar, Drum are fall that fantastic but strong bass line is really unbelievable.

Jay, Vancouver B.C.