Tall and handsome, Paul Rodgers is a talented singer, songwriter, and musician from the United Kingdom. He has also established himself as a multi-instrumentalist. He is mainly popular in the world for being the vocalist of Free and Bad Company.

Paul Rodgers' early life

Rolling Stone's one of the , Paul was born as Paul Bernard Rodgers on 17th December 1949 in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

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He is Canadian and is of white ethnicity. As a child, Paul was a bassist.

Paul Rodgers' career

Later he got interested in vocal and became the lead vocalist of the local band The Roadrunners. He also sang for local bands like Micky Moody and Bruce Thomas.

He co-formed the English rock band Free in 1968 where he served as a lead singer and songwriter. Their debut album, was released on the .

Their second album, was released at the end of that year. Though they were one of the biggest-selling British blues-rock, this band disbanded in 1973 and then he formed the band Bad Company that year.