Free - Songs of Yesterday Sampler

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Review by Stephen Kirby

The album Songs of Yesterday Sampler by Free features a collection of some of the band's most iconic tracks from their early years. The album includes hits such as "All Right Now," "My Brother Jake," and "Wishing Well," which showcase the band's bluesy rock sound and powerful vocals.

The album is a great introduction to the band's music and a must-have for any fan of classic rock. The songs are well-arranged and showcase the band's impressive musicianship. The vocals of lead singer Paul Rodgers are particularly noteworthy, as he effortlessly belts out each song with passion and intensity.

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Artist: Free
Album: Songs of Yesterday Sampler
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
(I Just Wanna) See You Smile
All Right Now
Broad Daylight
Walk In My Shadow (Live)
Mr Big (Live)
Wishing Well
Heartbreaker
Fire And Water
The Stealer
I’m A Mover
Ride On A Pony
I’ll Be Creepin’

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Catalog Numbers

FREECD 1

Labels

Island Remasters

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Formats

  • CD
  • Sampler

About Free

English rock band founded in London in 1968 and disbanded in 1973.

Name Vars

  • F r e e
  • The Free
  • Õêü

Members

  • Paul Rodgers
  • Paul Kossoff
  • Andy Fraser
  • Simon Kirke
  • John \"Rabbit\" Bundrick
  • Tetsu Yamauchi
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Summary by Stephen Kirby

Songs of Yesterday Sampler by Free is a fantastic compilation that captures the essence of the band's early sound. It's a great addition to any rock music collection and a testament to the enduring appeal of Free's music.