Bad Company

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"It was time to get a little bit more aggressive," according to singer Brian Howe.

Paul Rodgers' group ended with a bang, and then a whimper.

Bad Company just finished an eight-city October trek with Mick Ralphs through the UK, their first in four years.

After some badly needed time away, they re-emerged with another solid 10-track slab of blues-influenced rock.

Confirming recent rumors, Bad Company and Joe Walsh have announced plans to embark on a 25-date co-headlinining tour this summer.

Bad Company has only previously released one other classic-era live album, but the project was withdrawn over legal concerns.

Today's lesson is a song that is not to tough and is mostly for beginners. This is a great song for the bar circuit and will get folks up and dancing. Plus a great thing is you don't have to sound like Paul Rogers to do a great job. So loosen up those fingers and most of all Enjoy...

Hey everybody!!! It is time for me to share one of my favorites with you. Every day I cruise the internet looking for whatever tune floats my boat at the moment! Today my favorite is Bad Company. I would love to hear your suggestions, and who knows maybe I will post one of your favorites right here on The Hawk's website...

For today's lesson I thought a nice flat top song would be nice. Something that you could play at home or open a set on stage or close the night with. This song is not to tough and is a cool laid back song by Bad Company. The name of the song is Seagull and was written by their drummer Simon Kirke...

Bad Company fans can get warmed up for the upcoming deluxe reissues of the band's first two LPs with an advance stream of the demo for "Little Miss Fortune," one of more than 20 previously unreleased bonus tracks spread between the remastered albums.

Today's lesson is the same song as my favorites. Bad Company is a great  band to cover in a bar. Most all people know the songs and can relate to them. Plus the best part is that most Bad Company songs are easy to learn and wont take a long time to get the cord progressions down...