Bad Company
blues rock · 1970–1979
With a gritty sound that echoes the smoky bars of the ‘70s, Bad Company emerged from the UK to deliver blues rock and hard rock anthems that still resonate today. Fronted by the powerful vocals of Paul Rodgers and driven by Simon Kirke’s thunderous drumming, this rock supergroup crafted timeless tracks like “Can’t Get Enough” and “Feel Like Makin' Love.” Joining them were guitarist Mick Ralphs and bassist Boz Burrell, both adding their flair to the band’s unmistakable vibe. Their catalog features classics like “Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy” and the eponymous “Bad Company,” each song a reminder of rock’s rebellious spirit. As the last original members, Kirke and Rodgers continue to carry the torch of a band that defined an era, proving that some sounds never fade away.
The facts
- Formed 1973
- United Kingdom
- blues rock, hard rock
- On Island Records, Atco Records, Atlantic Records
The story behind “Bad Company”
- The eponymous outlaw anthem — turned into a metal call-to-arms by Five Finger Death Punch.
