All Right Now - The Best Of Free

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Product Details

Artist : Free
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 0042282452320
Label : Universal , Island
Number of Discs : 1
Product Group : Music
Release Date : 1998-09-07
Running Time : 56minutes
UPC : 042287880920

ASIN : B000006YTG

Track Listings for

Disc-1
1. Wishing Well
2. All Right Now
3. Little Bit Of Love
4. Come Together In The Morning
5. The Stealer
6. Sail On
7. Mr. Big
8. My Brother Jake
9. The Hunter
10. Be My Friend
11. Travellin' In Style
12. Fire And Water
13. Travelling Man
14. Don't Say You Love Me

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Customer Reviews

Too much remixing (2006-07-13)

If you are buying a free album for the first time I wouldn't recommend this one. All the tracks have been remixed, some have improved the slightly dodgy 70's production (My Brother Jake and Sail On for example) but Bob Clearmountain had ruined some songs (Don't Say you Loved Me for example) with to many effects.If he had kept to the spirit of the originals more often it would have been more successful but there is too much over production just for the sake of it.If you want a 'best of' get The Free Story. Use this CD as a companion to your Free collection not as the 'best of' it pretends to be.

My brother Jake (2004-08-27)

Had to buy this because I'm obsessed with the track My Brother Jake, wonderful. The rest of it is pants (I guess you had to be there) apart from the very much over played Alright Now (which ofcourse is a masterpiece). If you don't have this on CD, you should buy it immediatly, you can hear the wood on the fretboard of Paul Kossoff's Les Paul.Interesting to see how much Rainbow ripped them off, in particular the Joe Lyn Turner line up. Shameful!

Really the best of the Free (2001-10-23)

This compilation of the best tracks of the rock-blues masters of the early 70s comes to us in superb audio-quality, thanks to the remixing by Bob Clearmountain. Even with a few tracks less than the Free story, this is the best Free compilation available and an essential part of the history of the UK rock scene.

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