The classic rock songbook would be a lot thinner if it weren't for Bad Company. One of the biggest acts of the '70s, the supergroup had two core strengths: expertly crafted hooks and Paul Rodgers' bluesy pipes. “Feel Like Makin' Love” opens as an acoustic meditation on desire before bursting into pleas and power chords; this deft balance of self-reflection and raw passion also informs the twangy ballad “Shooting Star”. Powered by the cool pulse of New Wave synths, 1979's “Rock ‘N' Roll Fantasy” shows Bad Company's ability to embrace pop's ecstatic energy.