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This late rock guitar legend doesn’t get the credit he fully deserves, according to Paul Rodgers

By Matt Owen Published 11 December 25

The two guitar greats shared stages and studios, but Rodgers believes his former bandmate’s multi-faceted guitar chops are oft-overlooked

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 08: Joe Perry performs onstage during the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Peacock Theater on November 08, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for RRHOF)

Joe Perry on Aerosmith’s surprise Yungblud collab and paying tribute to late Bad Company legend Mick Ralphs

By Andrew Daly Published 5 December 25

Fresh from his latest solo band tour, the guitar legend insists there’s plenty more juice in the tank and hints at what might be ahead, while breaking down his recent rig choices

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Bad Company Announces 2010 Tour Dates, Hard Rock Cafe, London, Britain - 17 Nov 2009, Bad Company - Paul Rodgers

Bad Company’s Paul Rodgers drops out of this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony

By Janelle Borg Published 4 November 25

Rodgers was set to reunite on stage with Bad Company drummer Simon Kirke for the first time since 2019

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Mick Ralphs performs with Bad Company in 1975. He wears a tiger-print shirt and plays a Gibson Flying V.

Remembering Mick Ralphs, the highly innovative founding guitarist of Mott The Hoople and Bad Company

By Amit Sharma Published 19 August 25

The trailblazing English guitarist passed away on June 23 and left a formidable legacy, influencing the likes of Joe Bonamassa and countless others

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UNSPECIFIED - JANUARY 01: Photo of BAD COMPANY and Mick RALPHS; Mick Ralphs performing on stage (Photo by Fin Costello/Redferns)

A tribute to Mick Ralphs, Mott the Hoople and Bad Company's rock-steady straight shooter

By Nick Bowcott Published 19 July 25

The underrated guitarist, who died aged 81 in June, had an uncanny ability to blend restraint, melody, and songwriting, giving Mott the Hoople and Bad Company hits that remain on radio decades later

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Paul Rodgers (left) and Mick Ralphs perform onstage with Bad Company in 1976

Can't Get Enough was Bad Company's breakout smash, and its harmonized leads were perfect for the era

By Jackson Maxwell Published 30 June 25

Keyed in by their mentors-of-sorts, Led Zeppelin, Mick Ralphs and co recorded their enormously successful debut album at the legendary Headley Grange house, which certainly provided a certain vibe to the proceedings...

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