Free Ignites the Stage with “Fire And Water”

“Fire and Water” is a song by the British rock band Free. It was released in 1970 as the title track of their third studio album. The song is known for its blues-rock sound and powerful vocals by the band’s lead singer, Paul Rodgers.

“Fire and Water” features a driving rhythm and a memorable guitar riff played by Paul Kossoff. The song has a raw and energetic quality, which was characteristic of Free’s music.

Lyrically, the song uses fire and water as metaphors to describe a tumultuous and passionate relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and desire, with lines like “Oh, but the feeling is fine / What do you say? / Don’t you mind?”

“Fire and Water” became one of Free’s most popular songs and a classic of the blues-rock genre. It received radio airplay and is celebrated for its bluesy guitar work and Paul Rodgers’ powerful vocals. The song continues to be appreciated by rock music enthusiasts and is often associated with the band’s 1970s-era music.