In a day when far too many rock concerts are calculated events where everything is perfect (including the computer-enhanced vocal pitch), it’s great to watch a veteran rocker like Paul Rodgers hanging out with his friends on stage, playing music and not really caring if it’s played perfectly or not because they play with passion and seem to b e having a blast doing it. The set contains the obligatory hits from Rodgers career with Bad Company and Free, all delivered with muscle and commitment, but it’s the blues numbers and early rockers that let the band, and the singer, really shine.
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