There are a few (very precious few) bands who are worthy of praise nowadays. After 30, 40, and now heading into their 50th Anniversary Bad Company (1973) is absolutely one of the bands. Paul Rodgers still has one of the best voices in Rock and Roll. Live At Red Rocks is Paul Rodgers, Howard Leese, Simon Kirke, Todd Ronning on bass, and Rich Robinson adding his guitar fills nicely to an obviously wet enthusiastic concert goers.A good visual and audio documentary of Band Company in its current form. I personally think as entertainers Bad Company are on top of their game as good as any from the Classic Rock Era. Leese is a nice replacement for Ralphs both from a musicianship point of view. How many decades will Kirke continue to be Rock Steady? The veteran timekeeper continues to perform like a fine Swiss Made Watch.All of the classic singles are hear with Rodgers welcoming you to "HIS" Rock and Roll Fantasy. He lives for the music and it shows. This is Bad Company today - and a nice addition to any Bad Company or Rock and Roll DVD collection.