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I BELIEVE MY
SOUL'S ON FIRE
NOTES :
Here Is
A Combination
Of
BAD COMPANY'S
Forth
and
Their
Sixth Album
With
BURNIN' SKY'S
2017 Reissued
BONUS TRACKS
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Burnin' Sky
is the
fourth
studio album
by the
English rock band
It was released on
March,3rd 1977
Burnin' Sky
was recorded in
France at
Château d'Hérouville
in July and August 1976
with future
Rolling Stones
engineer
Chris Kimsey.
Its release was
delayed until
March 1977
so to not compete
with the band's
then-current album
Run with the Pack.
The album peaked at
No. 15
on the Billboard 200
and No. 17
in the
UK Albums Chart.
The cover is similar
to the poster
for the 1969
Sam Peckinpah film
The Wild Bunch.
In the 2000 movie
Almost Famous,
the fictitious band
Stillwater's
first T-shirt
is strikingly
similar to
the Burnin' Sky
album cover.
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is the sixth
studio album
by the English
rock band
The album was
released in
August 1982.
Rough Diamonds,
like its predecessor,
Desolation Angels,
was recorded at
Ridge Farm Studio
in Surrey, England,
in March and April 1981
and engineered by
Max Norman
famed for
his work with
Ozzy Osbourne
It was the last album
by Bad Company's
original line-up
and the last
studio album
to feature
Paul Rodgers.
The sessions were
rough going
from the beginning.
First, their manager,
Peter Grant,
withdrew from view
after the death of
Led Zeppelin drummer
John Bonham
in 1980.
Then,
on another occasion,
a fistfight broke out
between
Paul Rodgers
and
Boz Burrell,
the two bandmates
restrained by
Mick Ralphs
and
Simon Kirke.
Following the album,
they disbanded,
with Rodgers
going on to release
his first solo album,
Cut Loose,
the following year.
The album's opening track,
"Electricland",
written by Rodgers,
was the album's
biggest hit.
Rodgers'
"Painted Face"
also received
substantial airplay
on rock stations.
The album became
the original
line-up's
worst-selling album,
reaching a
disappointing No. 26
on the
Billboard album
charts in 1982.
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