Paul Rodgers Talks 'All Right Now' Legacy
. Rodgers tells Musicradar: "It's amazing that I can still include that in the set now and it still has a vibe and a connection. I'll keep it in the set for as long as it does. After leaving Free I didn't play All Right Now for 20 years. It was 1996 when I returned to it. I was touring the Muddy Waters Blues album and had Jason Bonham in the band, and the band loved All Right Now. I'd be playing blues and they'd be behind me going, 'Lets play All Right Now,' and I'd say, 'No, this is a blues tour.' "Then the audience picked up on it and they were shouting for it. Eventually, I was standing in this club realising that it was only me that didn't want to do All Right Now. We did it and it was amazing how fresh it had remained. It's an old song but it's brand new when you play it because of the energy you inject into it. It's like the first time every time for me." more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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