How To Play SIMPLE MAN By BAD COMPANY

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[jeffwickermusic]

My favorite Bad Company / Paul Rodgers song, outstandingly done Howard!
The guitar is excellent and spot on as well as the killer vocals. 👏
Paul would be impressed and proud! Well done Sir!😎👍🎸

[chriss]

Great rendition Howard! Guitar and vocals are outstanding.

[douglaschristine]

Excellent version a great voice. You guys together are the A team. Peace 🕊️.

[ROKRmarc]

Excellent guitar & vocals right there. 🎸🎶🎙👏

[overcome]

One of my all time favorites! I LOVE U MAN!

[FlipSideCT]

way to go, sweet job. So nicely explained and with patient detail. nice seeing the not so popular tunes. Keep up the great work!! One of those songs which is great to hear /play live!

[josepinheiro]

simply perfect! congratulations! watching here from Brazil

[davefuzzforrow]

Wow, great video👍, stunning vocals😎sitting in my truck watching this, gonna grab my slide as soon as I get home and have a play with this✌️✌️🎸🎸🇬🇧

[Peetie_Wheatstraw]

I just go ahead and hit the Like button when your videos appear. They're always good. Thanks!

[bpm]

You have clearly given great video of how to play this song!! Very well done, please do more bad company, and how about some Jimi Hendrix. The songs I would like to see you explain are purple haze in fact the entire are you experience album, thank you.

[brunswicklord]

Honestly Howard, I am a Bad Company fan but I like this version so much better.

[jamesbridgewater]

good song! good guitar !that girl sings with heart and

[bluesingmusic]

Mick Ralphs never got much love, IMO. I hated it when he quit Mott the Hoople.(seriously). He was never the greatest guitarist, but he always seemed to play the right leads, simple but HEAVY. Saw an interview he said he wanted to get back to more Blues based music. (Of course Paul Rogers may be the 2nd best Rock singer of all time, next to John Kay.) Ralphers could get the more out a few chords, than 98%, IMO. That intro, is sort of reminiscent of the old "Long A Walkdown" (that's what I call it) that the old Blues players used. Thanks.

[juana]

Something very haunting about these chords.