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Bad Company Foi Uma Banda De Hard Rock Formada Em 1973 Na Inglaterra Com Sucessos Como "Shooting Star" "Bad Company" "Can't Get Enough" "Feel Like Makin' Love" "Ready For Love" E "Silver Blue And Gold". Sua Formação Original Foi Composta Por Paul Rodgers Vocal Simon Kirke Bateria Mick Ralphs Guitarra E Boz Burrell Baixo . Seu Último Álbum Foi Merchants Of Cool 2002 Uma Compilação Ao Vivo Com Os Principais Sucessos E Mais Duas Canções Novas Gravadas Em Estúdio "Saving Grace" E "Joe Fabulous". Seus Integrantes Originais Tinham Tocado Anteriormente Em Outras Bandas Britânicas Free Mott The Hoople E King Crimson.
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"Bad Company" Is A Song By The British Hard Rock Band Bad Company. It Was Released As The Third Single From Their Debut Album Bad Company In 1974 Although It Did Not Chart In America . Co-Written By The Group's Lead Singer Paul Rodgers And Drummer Simon Kirke The Song's Meaning Comes From A Book On Victorian Morals. The Song Uses The Same Chords And Piano Figure As Joni Mitchell's Song "Woodstock" From 1970. Rodgers Told Spinner That He Decided To Go With A Song With Same Name As The Band As "I Think Because It Had Never Really Been Done As Far As I Knew. I Thought It Was Interesting To Come Out As A Brand-New Band With Its Own Theme Song." Source Bad Company Songfacts .
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Bad Company Foi Uma Banda De Hard Rock Formada Em 1973 Na Inglaterra Com Sucessos Como "Shooting Star" "Bad Company" "Can't Get Enough" "Feel Like Makin' Love" "Ready For Love" E "Silver Blue And Gold". Sua Formação Original Foi Composta Por Paul Rodgers Vocal Simon Kirke Bateria Mick Ralphs Guitarra E Boz Burrell Baixo . Seu Último Álbum Foi Merchants Of Cool 2002 Uma Compilação Ao Vivo Com Os Principais Sucessos E Mais Duas Canções Novas Gravadas Em Estúdio "Saving Grace" E "Joe Fabulous". Seus Integrantes Originais Tinham Tocado Anteriormente Em Outras Bandas Britânicas Free Mott The Hoople E King Crimson.
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"Bad Company" is a song by the British hard rock band Bad Company. It was released as the third single from their debut album Bad Company in 1974, although it did not chart (in America). Co-written by the group's lead singer Paul Rodgers and drummer Simon Kirke, the song's meaning comes from a book on Victorian morals. The song uses the same chords and piano figure as Joni Mitchell's song "Woodstock" from 1970.
Rodgers told Spinner that he decided to go with a song with same name as the band as, "I think because it had never really been done, as far as I knew. I thought it was interesting to come out as a brand-new band with its own theme song." (Source Bad Company Songfacts).
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