Santers - All Right Now (1984) (Free Cover) video free download
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Duration: 05:36
Uploaded: 2009/07/07
Everyone loves them some covers, right?:)
This cover of the classic rock anthem (originally by the legendary band "Free") was done by the Canadian band Santers (still active). It's the eighth track from the band's 1984 album "Guitar Alley". This cover is a very good hard rock update of the original. Album is under Krescendo label.
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Comments
10 years ago
Trent Oleksuik
excellent version...11 years ago
NaniPopper
my Pa showed me this... along with everything else I can't fucking get enough of from his golden days<3 This is downright some of the most amazing music i've ever jammed out to!11 years ago
Mario Nunz
i was at that show as well it was a kick ass show12 years ago
timwalkersings
Paul Rodgers is rolling in his grave, and he's not even dead yet.12 years ago
Kohntarkosz
I need to dig out my cassette copy of this album and see if I can't transfer it onto the computer.13 years ago
Alison Meeks
Fab cover. Drum lead in this is great! Love Santers used to go see him regularly back in the day.14 years ago
blairsmith smith
@seniorlanteigne yeah thats correct about Rick playing with Triumph...Gil owns Metal Works so that makes sense14 years ago
bill cooper
@mrbuck49 as i recall hearing that santers was an engineer at metal works studio in toronto. basically always staying in music in some capacity either behind the scenes and yes was associated with triumph as a 4th member after allied forces. i could be wrong with some of this but i remember hearing it14 years ago
mrbuck49
Rick lazzaroff played in a band called the david matthews band, they were really talented too, my sister went out with Rome Gonzalis the guitar player, nice to see Rick went on to get some recognition,he was an awesome bass player, likely still is, don't know what happened to these guys ,I think rick santers played with triumph for awhile though. The seventies did produce good bands for sure, all a blur now. lol14 years ago
TaylorGuitarsPlayer
Always loved the drum sound on this version...14 years ago
Jon Neill
@OlymPigs2010 That's why they had 3 albums...14 years ago
MrTommypops
i remeber these guys from channel 79 New Music............14 years ago
Lori S
I'm so glad i finally found this band again. I saw them back in 84 at Kingswood they opened for B.O.C. Blue Oyster Cult It was one of the best concerts I ever went to and I went to a lot of concerts the Rock on Rick Santers15 years ago
spastikmunky
In the 80's it seemed like I was the only one in my town who knew about great bands like this. Good to see there were others who knew really good music when they heard it. Also loved Riot (not Quiet Riot), check them out if you haven't already!15 years ago
804pillow
SANTERS O-W-N-S-!!15 years ago
dtjs61
you got that right dude.F**ken great.15 years ago
dtjs61
please dude the band is funkin great.15 years ago
jimiaxe
@qwertyzook WTF ??!! Better than the best singer in rock, Paul Rodgers ??? LOL !! Take your medication and put your hearing aid back in. Rick has a good voice but he's not up to Paul Rodgers level few singers are15 years ago
Alastair Read
As a 13 yr old when this album came out in '84, I actually had to find out who Paul Rodgers was after hearing this. I went on to become a big fan of Free and Bad Company but this version of All Right Now will always remain my favourite. I just wish Rick Santers had more popular success, he was a great guitar player and singer.15 years ago
OlymPigs2010
A band can't get there doing cover songs!!!!Related Videos
