Bad Company

Bad Company is an English rock band formed in 1973, often described as a supergroup because its founding members came from Free, Mott the Hoople, and King Crimson. Their music blends blues-rooted hard rock with melodic, guitar-driven arrangements and Paul Rodgers' distinctive lead vocals, favoring straightforward songcraft and strong riffs. They were a recognizable presence in early 1970s rock for their accessible, blues-influenced sound.