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Paul Rodgers is a vocalist known chiefly as a member of the band Free and Bad Company. He also did a short stint with Jimmy Page in The Firm. In 1991, he teamed with ex-Who drummer Kenny Jones and recorded an album which featured various artists including Bryan Adams, David Gilmour, and Chris Rea. A tribute album to Muddy Waters followed in 1993 which also featured many guest musicians. Rodgers has since continued to perform as a solo artist.

Solo Discography

Cut Loose (1983)
The Law (1991), with Kenny Jones
Muddy Waters Blues: A Tribute to Muddy Waters (1993)
Now (1997)
LIVE (The Loreley Tapes) (1997) (live)
Electric (1999)

Paul Rodgers is ana editor of Green Anarchist magazine.

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-'''Paul Rodgers''' is a vocalist known chiefly as a member of the band [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]]. He also did a short stint with [[Jimmy Page]] in [[The Firm]].  In [[1991]], he teamed with ex-[[Who]] drummer [[Kenny Jones]] and recorded an album which featured various artists including [[Bryan Adams]], [[David Gilmour]], and [[Chris Rea]]. A tribute album to [[Muddy Waters]] followed in [[1993]] which also featured many guest musicians. Rodgers has since continued to perform as a solo artist.
+'''Paul Rodgers''' is a vocalist known chiefly as a member of the band [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]]. He also did a short stint with [[Jimmy Page]] in [[The Firm]].  In [[1991]], he teamed with ex-[[The Who|Who]] drummer [[Kenny Jones]] and recorded an album which featured various artists including [[Bryan Adams]], [[David Gilmour]], and [[Chris Rea]]. A tribute album to [[Muddy Waters]] followed in [[1993]] which also featured many guest musicians. Rodgers has since continued to perform as a solo artist.
 ==Solo Discography==