With key members hailing from such storied bands as Mott the Hoople and Free, Bad Company had its hard-rock credentials very much in order from the get-go. On the strength of Paul Rodgers's throaty vocals and Mick Ralphs's simple but memorable power-chord riffs, they became one of the most successful acts of the 1970s.

Listen to Bad Company at Finetune.

• (2008)  In Concert: Merchants Of Cool
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• (1987)  10 from 6
• (1977)  Burnin' Sky
• (1976)  Run With the Pack
• (1975)  Straight Shooter
• (1974)  Bad Company

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• noah05 on 2009-09-28 01:47:02.763:
  I've seen this great Rock-n-Roll group once in San Antonio, in May of 1979. The opening act I believe was Point Blank. Maybe perhaps my most favorite album from them was "Runnin' With The Pack". But I did have their first 3 8-track recordings and played them all until I wore them out.