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 YOU'RE SATISFIED

IS WITH YOUR FEET 

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Paul Rodgers : Cut Loose

Paul Bernard Rodgers 

(Born December,17th 1949) 

is an English-Canadian singer. 

He was the 

lead vocalist 

of numerous 

successful

 rock bands,

 including 

Free,

 Bad Company,

 the Firm 

and

 the Law. 

He also has performed 

as a solo artist 

and collaborated 

with the remaining

 active members of 

Queen 

under the name 

Queen + Paul Rodgers,

 from 2004 to 2009.

A poll in 

Rolling Stone magazine 

ranked him number 55

 on its list of the

 "100 Greatest Singers 

of All Time".

 In 2011, 

Rodgers received the

 British Academy's 

Ivor Novello Award

 for Outstanding 

Contribution to

 British Music.

Rodgers has been cited as

 a significant influence 

on various rock singers.

 In 1991, 

John Mellencamp 

called Rodgers

 "the best rock singer ever". 

Freddie Mercury

 in particular 

liked Rodgers 

and his aggressive style. 

Rodgers holds 

joint citizenship, 

after becoming a

 Canadian citizen

 in 2011.

in 2025, 

Rodgers was inducted

 into Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame 

as a member of 

Bad Company

Cut Loose

 is the 1983

 debut

 solo album

 by

 Paul Rodgers 

of Free 

and 

Bad Company fame. 

Unlike his other work, 

Rodgers plays 

all the instruments

 on this album.

 It was recorded 

at his house

 in Kingstone.

The song

 "Live in Peace"

 was later re-recorded

 by Rodgers 

with his band

 The Firm 

for their second album 

Mean Business. 

"Superstar Woman" 

was originally 

recorded by

 Bad Company

 for their debut 

self-titled album, 

but it was ultimately

 left off the final track listing; 

Rodgers re-recorded it

 for this album. 

The original 

Bad Company version

 was eventually released on

 The 'Original' Bad Co. Anthology

 in 1999.

 The album peaked at #135 

on the

 Billboard's 200 chart.

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