In the pantheon of blues rock, there has never been a band that blazed so brightly, was more commercially successful, and made so much great music in a comparatively short period of time as Free. They are probably best known for their 1970 signature song “All Right Now,” but their catalog is rich and deep, which is surprising given their comparatively short career. Free disbanded by 1973, and lead singer Paul Rodgers joined Simon Kirke on drums to front Bad Company.

Fortunately, Paul Kossoff’s guitar playing and the majestic, proud and soulful music of Free live on. They left a legacy of seven albums, four of which reached the UK Top 10.

CD1
1. All Right Now
2. Fire and Water
3. Mr. Big
4. The Highway Song
5. Catch a Train
6. Guardian of the Universe
7. I’m a Mover
8. Songs of Yesterday
9. Oh I Wept
10. Wild Indian Woman
11. Don’t Say You Love Me
12. Worry
13. I’ll Be Creepin’
14. Mourning Sad Morning
15. Mouthful of Grass

CD2
1. My Brother Jake
2. Heavy Load
3. The Stealer
4. Remember
5. Be My Friend
6. Soon I Will Be Gone
7. Get Where I Belong
8. Travelling Man
9. Soldier Boy
10. Muddy Water
11. Common Mortal Man
12. Bodie
13. Travellin’ In Style

CD3
1. The Hunter
2. Heartbreaker
3. Little Bit of Love
4. Child
5. Goodbye
6. Lying In the Sunshine
7. Trouble On Double Time
8. On My Way
9. Sunny Day
10. Moonshine
11. Sweet Tooth
12. Broad Daylight
13. Love You So
14. Sail On
15. Come Together In the Morning