All Right Now
Song by Free
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Oct 11, 2026
QuestloveHOST
Mm-hmm.
Joan JettGUEST
Just hearing, uh, certain songs on the radio, All Right Now by the Free, because there was something that was a little out of tune with one of the guitars on the rhythm guitar, and something about that made me wanna go, "I wanna make those sounds." It was something that connected with my bones, you know, and with my, my crotch, and even as a little kid, I knew it.
Joan JettGUEST
I didn't know what the word was, but I knew that it resonated deep inside me, you know?
QuestloveHOST
Okay.
DeeHOST
Thank you.
DeeHOST
And eliminated a long song, a lot of song titles that I probably will not be referencing-
DeeHOST
Hey
DeeHOST
... again tonight.
DeeHOST
Straight from the Billboard 100 right there.
DeeHOST
Yeah.
DeeHOST
So when we started this thing, you told me, you're like, "Man, I'm always worried that we're gonna have overlap." And then you come in and say, "Have you heard this Primus song?"
DeeHOST
Yeah, I did.
Jeff ZitoHOST
The Celebrity Jobber Podcast with Jeff Zito.
Jeff ZitoHOST
And can you tell me when the single All Right Now came out, and it, it shot up the charts, you know, internationally, was that pretty much the, the thing that kicked the door wide open for you in, in Free?
Paul RodgersGUEST
Yeah, absolutely.
Paul RodgersGUEST
Yeah.
Jeff ZitoHOST
Okay.
Jeff ZitoHOST
Oh, very, very cool.
Jeff ZitoHOST
Well, I, I heard another rumor, Paul, that, um, as of a, a while ago, you didn't perform the song All Right Now live, uh, in your sets anymore.
Jeff ZitoHOST
Was that true?
NeilHOST
That happens a couple of times.
NeilHOST
And then on another occasion, just before they play Rock of Ages, they also play All Right Now by Free.
NeilHOST
So it seems in this early part of the UK tour, they've recaptured some of that looseness that Joe was talking about in the Asian version.
NeilHOST
leg of the tour before they went over to the states and before they went over to america so they seem to just be a little bit more experimental now and then that shows finally in what they're doing also just before they play two steps behind now they only do this twice but we get little snippets of songs from other bands acoustically played before they play two steps behind the wider of you know what snippets of songs that they play and if you don't just to let you know i don't have an encyclopedic knowledge of death leopard and remember all of this i simply looked on setlistfm.com but i'll give you a clue very very very contemporary 90s bands any ideas
Colin MouldingGUEST
I enjoyed the chart stuff of the 60s.
Colin MouldingGUEST
But when I was 15, I heard All Right Now by Free.
Colin MouldingGUEST
1970 was the last holiday I went on with my parents.
Colin MouldingGUEST
And All Right Now was a big hit that summer.
Colin MouldingGUEST
And I...
Colin MouldingGUEST
And from that, I got into bands that were on the Island label, Jethro Tull, John and Beverly Martin and Bloodwind Pig.
Colin MouldingGUEST
Well, I was into the Beatles, you know, but the earlier stuff, I think mainly, or the mid stuff, after Revolver, I sort of lost interest a little bit and moved on to... you know, the heavy scene sort of thing.
David EastaughHOST
Yes.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
The kick drum, the big low drum, the drummer plays with their foot.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
When the bass note and the kick drum hit at the same instant down at the bottom of the sound, they fuse into one big thump that you feel in your body.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
Musicians call that lock between the bass and the kick, the pocket.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
And it is the single most important thing in making music feel good.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
It was the size of a guitar, so you could carry it and play it standing up.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
It had a pickup and plugged into an amp, so it could be as loud as the rest of the band.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
And it had frets, which meant you could hit the exact right pitch every time.
Karl SorochinskiHOST
That's why he called it the Precision Bass, because the upright, with no frets, was hard to play in tune.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
It's the first
DJ T-MoneyHOST
all right that is europe and the final countdown before that you heard some guns and roses and a welcome to the jungle going into deborah nickelback and san quentin acdc with back in black and starting off the show max webster and paradise guys from 1979 going into dj big mac all right i don't normally do this on my rock show but it was requested that we do some double plays so we're gonna make a whole set of double plays for you nice long set we got puddle of mud three days grace the scorpions and ozzy we're gonna start it off with puddle of mud with she hates me and all right now here it comes right here on the queue it's another long set of rock we're off
speaker_2UNKNOWN
to the races
DJ T-MoneyHOST
Met a girl,
31 MINS LATER
speaker_1UNKNOWN
long Mama, I'm coming home Selfish love, yeah, we're both alone Right before the fall, yeah But I'm gonna take this heart of stone I just got to have it all I've seen your face a hundred times Every day we feel apart I don't care about the sunshine, yeah Cause mama, mama Lost and found and turned around by the fire in your eyes I've seen your face a thousand times Every day we've been apart I don't care about the sunshine, yeah Cause mama, mama, I'm coming home
DJ T-MoneyHOST
DJ T-Money here on the cue finishing off our long double play set.
DJ T-MoneyHOST
We had two Ozzy Osbourne, Mama I'm Coming Home and Crazy Train, The Scorpions with Winds of Change and Rocky Like a Hurricane, Three Days Grace with Death Wish and Bully, and Puddle of Mud with All Right Now, which is a remake of the older rock song by Free, and starting it off, She Fucking Hates Me.
DJ T-MoneyHOST
7.56, that means we're almost halfway through the show already.