CityLife

Oops... apologies for these oversights. Occasionally I am asked to write about bands I know little about and clearly this time I made a few errors.<br /> <br /> One mistake was a typo (I meant to write American-influenced), one was a misunderstanding (Boz having been originally brought in as vocalist for King Crimson and continuing to provide vocals through the band's history) and the other issue mentioned below actually came from the band's own website - that being the claim about not having toured in this format for 30 years.<br /> <br /> All points noted and thanks for registering your issues with this preview.<br /> <br /> Best wishes, Sarah

I agree with the previous comment regarding the appalling research carried out by the reporter. Bad Company American? Boz Burrell the frontman?? (sadly he was the bassist who passed away in 2006). I seem to remember in 1973 when Paul Rodgers was (and still is) the front man. As for the first tour in over 30 years, where were you a few years ago whne htey played the Apollo? Bad Company - a Great BRITISH rock band, following on from the demise of Free.

"Such is true for Bad Company, an American rock supergroup" Funny last time I heard Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke and Mick Ralphs speak they were distinctly British .<br /> <br /> Another example of our wonderful reserach by our local paper stick to boy bands and Lady Ga Ga <br /> <br /> As for the gig Bad Company really rolled back the years it could have been the Apollo in 1979 ,Rodgers still has the finest voice in Rock , thank god he is back doing what he excels at rather than rehashing Queen tracks .<br /> <br /> It was over all too quickly but I suppose knocking on 60 even if you look as good as they do it still takes some recovering from .<br /> <br /> Highlights were numerous but as ever Seagull , Simple Man and Shooting Star were the stand out tracks , this old duffer had tears in his eyes at Seagull.<br /> <br /> Seeing the surviving members back together was my Rock n Roll fantasy <br />