Song 446 ( Free - All Right Now )

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I had a few songs in mind to choose today, but for some reason I decided on this one. Probably the most showcased aspect of the song is Paul Rodgers ' vocals, although the guitar is quite a driving force as well.

Here is the studio version on YouTube.

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