Grammy-nominated frontman, Paul Rodgers, is a musical innovator who has successfully reinvented himself over the course of a five-decade career, in the legendary bands Bad Company, Free and The Firm. Ranked as one of the Greatest Singers of All Time by Rolling Stone Magazine, Paul is a multi-faceted creative force in the genres of Rock, Blues and Classic Rock. His powerhouse delivery combined with his impeccable songwriting and peerless showmanship has produced over 125 million records sold and helped redefine Rock ’N’ Roll in the process. Rodgers’ latest effort caps the 50 Year Anniversary of his first major band Free which is recognized as one of the biggest selling British Rock bands in history and has solidified the members as British Hard Rock Pioneers by Rolling Stone Magazine. “Free Spirit” Celebrating the Music of Free was recorded at a sold out show at The Royal Albert Hall in London. Captured in a stunning multi-camera shoot, the result is a release slated for a June 22nd on Digital, June 29th on CD/DVD and Blu-Ray and July 6th on Vinyl. With features and show openers Deborah Bonham and Jasmine Rodgers on the Blu-Ray collection, this production is sure to become a cornerstone to all music collections. Free classics such as “All Right Now”, “Wishing Well” and “Fire and Water” make up the live concert recording with many other deep cuts performed live for the first time ever such as “Love You So” and “Catch A Train”. The release has garnered attention of such legendary vocalists as Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin and Sammy Hagar plus Guitarist, Brian May of Queen and the list goes on. Be sure to pre-order your copy now and be stunned by the visual and audio perfection only gained through a journey as unique and steadfast as Paul Rodgers.

Beacon Theatre: Live from New York is the fifth live album by the American blues rock musician Joe Bonamassa. The album was recorded across two nights on November 4 and 5, 2011 at the Beacon Theatre in New York

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