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“The spirit of the music and the energy that kicks back from the fans inspires me. To stay centered amidst the chaos I meditate. I first meditated at age 17 and have continued off and on through the years.”

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Paul Rodgers
Paul Rodgers

Paul Rodgers is a British singer-songwriter renowned for his significant contributions to the rock music scene. Born on December 17, 1949, he has been the lead vocalist for several bands, including Free, Queen, and Bad Company. Rodgers' unique voice and songwriting talent have left an indelible mark on the rock music landscape. more

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