The 1970 album "Highway" finds Free incorporating elements of folk and country into their signature hard rock sound, a move that divided critics and fans alike. The album features a more relaxed, exploratory vibe compared to their earlier, rawer work.
- "Highway" was recorded in various locations, including a hotel room in Gibraltar, during a period of intense touring for the band.
- The album reached number 41 on the UK Albums Chart.
- The single "The Stealer" was released from "Highway" but did not chart.
Free was a British rock band formed in London in 1968, best known for their blues-influenced, hard rock sound. In December 1970, they released "Highway," an album that followed their breakthrough "Fire and Water."
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