Free at Last were formed in 1982 under the name Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam featured three of the current members, Jak (guitar/vocals), Shane (guitar) and Mick (drums) until Dave joined on bass in 1994.
Uncle Sam's set contained a few original songs plus covers by such classic acts as ZZ Top, Pat Travers and of course Free. All the guys in the band have always had a great passion for the music of Free, so in 1996 when deciding to create a tribute there was only one choice who it would be.
Since then they have gone from strength to strength headlining at Bill Flynn's Free Convention and playing many of the top venues around the country, universally agreed to be the best Free and Bad Company tribute around.
With the original Bad Company reforming to promote their Anthology 2cd set, Paul Rodgers releasing solo albums and joining Queen as their singer for a world tour, it only serves to prove sustained interest in what the band are trying to recreate.
So for a night of 70's style red hot blues influenced, soul stealing ROCK the choice must be FREE AT LAST!
I am so honored to be your friend, You are a creative force that keeps the music alive. I wish you Health, Happiness, Love and Abundant Wealth today,Forever and for all Eternity.
hiya, really enjoyed ur set at Haygate, thought u were fantastic, reminde me how great free was and bad company, i just love that track, as said really enjoyed ur set come back to the Haygate soon or telford xx
Wanted to say thank's for dropping by for a cold beer with us and staying for the music. We really appreciate your nice comments. We’re still getting moved in here and with our new album coming out soon, we've been pretty busy. Please stay in touch and drop by any time. Any of your friends that are into hard rock like Deep Purple and classic Whitesnake, please send them over. There will always be plenty of room for new friends at our home. The Cotton Soeterboek Band
Modern technology continues to blow my mind. Amazing how people can connect nowadays. Thanks for connecting, listening and singing along. I'm sending you all love and peace. See you out on the road sometime, somewhere. Paul Rodgers
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