Paul Rodgers, the iconic voice behind Bad Company and Free, joins Kyle Meredith to shed light on his latest venture, 'Midnight Rose.' In this interview, Rodgers shares his insights into the art of simplicity that he values in his favorite records, delves into the profound influence of blues music on his generation, and recounts the memorable moment when the legendary Aretha Franklin gave him a nod of approval.
The conversation takes an intriguing turn as Rodgers unveils the origins of the song 'Take Love,' a track that traces back to his time fronting Queen in the 2000s. He then transports us to 1983, revisiting 'Cut Loose,' his first solo album, and providing a glimpse into the challenging period following Bad Company's breakup and the loss of his dear friend, Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham. Additionally, Rodgers offers insights into the decision to re-record the 'Cut Loose' track 'Live In Peace' alongside Jimmy Page during their collaboration in The Firm.
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