Paul Rodgers

The Southern rockers and Bad Company legend tell UCR how the collaboration took shape.

The Bad Company star was quick to explain that his health was not a factor in the decision.

"I have no problem singing, it’s the stress of everything else," he says.

"I'm not at liberty to say which songs. I mean, quite honestly, I don't give a s---," drummer Simon Kirke says, adding that he's just excited to play live again with Paul Rodgers.

The Bad Company vocalist goes deep inside the music on the sixth episode of UCR's ongoing video series celebrating the late legend's second album.

The singer admitted he's "a little bit nervous."

Nothing is set in stone yet, the drummer clarified, but it's looking promising.

Def Leppard members, Slash, Dirty Honey and Blackberry Smoke also appear on forthcoming 'Can't Get Enough.'

Two of the band's three surviving members plan to perform at the ceremony.

Robert Plant and Sammy Hagar are among those championing for the band's induction.

This supergroup already had quite a resume before releasing their blockbuster 1974 self-titled debut.

Singer insists the band isn't done, even though they haven't performed in four years.

"I don’t think rock 'n' roll belongs in a museum."

Bad Company singer reveals he suffered 13 incidents over a seven-year period.

Jason Bonham eventually brought him back to Free's classic hit.

Song was a staple of singer's touring days with Queen.

Check out first single from eight-song 'Midnight Rose' LP, "Living It Up."

The Metallica frontman is productive with his sentiments.

Signature song went down so well they had to play it twice.

Bad Company frontman says song was written quite easily and he wasn’t prepared for the love it received.