Today marks the 52nd anniversary of FREE's 6th and final studio album, Heartbreaker, which came out on January 24th, 1973. The album contains a different lineup than previous albums, as Andy Fraser had left the band by June 1972 and Paul Kossoff's health was ailing (although his guitar appears throughout the album). Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke, as well as producer Andy Johns, brought in Tetsu Yamauchi to play bass and John "Rabbit" Bundrick to play keys. Yamauchi and Bundrick had previously wor

Today marks the 56th anniversary of FREE's debut album "Tons of Sobs" 🤘 Released when all members of FREE were in their teens, including the then 16-year-old Andy Fraser, the album was recorded and produced on a budget of just £800. What's your favorite song on the album? ⤵️ | Free (band)

The legacy of Paul Rodgers & Simon Kirke continues with the first-ever tribute album to Bad Company, CAN’T GET ENOUGH, out October 24th. Featuring an all-star lineup across rock, country, and Americana, including Slash, Halestorm, HARDY, and more, the album also includes a powerful new take on FREE's classic “All Right Now” by The Pretty Reckless. Simon calls “All Right Now” a “relevant and welcome inclusion. (It) kind of started the whole ball rolling, didn’t it?” Paul adds: “That song marked t

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