Thanks for posting this. Hands down my favorite vocalist ever. His ability to blend rock and blues is pretty remarkable to me. Two of his bands that had limited success, The Firm and The Law were excellent. His Muddy Waters release was great as well. The guests on it are remarkable.

I've seen him several times, mostly as a solo artist but twice with Bad Co. It would be nice if he were to tour again either solo for with Bad Co.

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Thanks for posting this. Hands down my favorite vocalist ever. His ability to blend rock and blues is pretty remarkable to me. Two of his bands that had limited success, The Firm and The Law were excellent. His Muddy Waters release was great was great as well. The guests on it are remarkable.

I've seen him several times, mostly as a solo artist but twice with Bad Co. It would be nice if he were to tour again either solo for with Bad Co.

I still need to check out "The Law". For some reason that flew past my radar.

I think the stuff he did with Queen was very solid . Would have been nice to hear more. His voice still sounds great no doubt.

hope its mainly tunes he helped write

@lee I liked him a lot too. Saw Bad Company twice in the 1970's. 

Free had a big hit with All Right Now about 1971 and I think that was Paul singing lead vocal for them. 

@jszfunk 

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You should get The Law album if you like Paul Rodgers at all.

The Law (English band) - Wikipedia

Paul Rodgers and Kenney Jones leading a band and they had a hard time getting some sort of deal. And they only played ONE show? Wow.

I didn't know they have a bunch of unreleased stuff. I'd love to get my hands on that!